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knox	02.09.2011 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by afonso

I'm one of the twats who doesn't have milk in their tea.
I also happen to be the kind of twat who introduced tea to the British in the first place. You know, the kind of twat who taught the British court how to prepare and serve it and instituted the habit that eventually spread throughout the Kingdom and therefore created the whole reason why you somewhat feel entitled to be witty about it.

now there's something to be proud about

knox	02.09.2011 01:09 PM

I wasn't being serious either.
'who controls the tea controls the future'
especially if it's twinings.

knox	02.09.2011 02:34 PM

i think skipping breakfast is very unhealthy.

knox	02.09.2011 02:46 PM

I have a bowl of granola every morning, it's great. You should try a cereal bar on your way to work.

keep poppin pimples

02.09.2011 03:16 PM

i just can't figure out what's good about milk in tea, i think if a guest in my home were to request it i would say no

knox	02.09.2011 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by keep poppin pimples

i just can't figure out what's good about milk in tea, i think if a guest in my home were to request it i would say no

I tried having english breakfast tea without (soy) milk and it just wasn't possible.

keep poppin pimples

02.09.2011 04:15 PM

i remember in england the hotels have typhoo tea, and i like the name, i don't go to england expecting to like how words sound so typhoo was a pleasant surprise

SonicBebs

02.09.2011 04:29 PM

i have my tea raw. pop that bag straight in my mouth and chew. wash it down with a glass of juice. up and go!

knox	02.09.2011 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by keep poppin pimples

i remember in england the hotels have typhoo tea, and i like the name, i don't go to england expecting to like how words sound so typhoo was a pleasant surprise

I like most words. But my fav is "beak".

Pookie

02.09.2011 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nefeli

ah ok, didnt know back bacon anyway. and of course you can tell that i have been fooling around as almost always.

however.

i m the kind of twat, who dislikes waking up in the morning, especially, in order to go to work and wants to stay in bed until last moment. that makes me the twat, who doesnt have breakfast. also i m the twat, who loves food and keeps it as last thing to do, because i love the anticipation aswell and well, i dont come home early to eat early anyway.
:):(:)

You are the antithesis of twat.

jon boy

02.09.2011 10:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glice

I'm surprised no-one noticed Jon's deliberate mistake - no black pudding, mushrooms, scrambled egg or hash browns.

black pudding, not for me. i used to eat it raw as a kid.

SpectralJulianIsNotDead

02.09.2011 11:20 PM

I generally don't put milk in tea, but I was told that the right way to do it was to put the milk in first.

keep poppin pimples

02.10.2011 01:20 AM

i haven't had a real tea in weeks, when rooibos,coffee and yerba are so much better it doesn't have much appeal

ann ashtray

02.10.2011 02:12 AM

W/ coffee (when I'm not drinking it black, which is the norm) I tend to fill 1/3rd of my cup w/ POWDERED creamer before adding the actual coffee.

I wouldn't dare mix any milk product w/ my tea.

Pookie

02.10.2011 04:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by afonso

Dutch tea, unlike English tea ("breakfast" tea) is weak as piss. English tea is pretty much undrinkable without milk.

Glice

02.10.2011 05:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jon boy

black pudding, not for me. i used to eat it raw as a kid.

A ripple of gasps from ferrets the breadth of Northland was just heard. Fake northerner!

pokkeherrie

02.10.2011 05:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pookie

Dutch tea, unlike English tea ("breakfast" tea) is weak as piss. English tea is pretty much undrinkable without milk.

I'm pretty sure he's from Portugal.

Anyway, I've drank plenty of both English and Dutch tea. English tea isn't stronger at all, you're just weirdos for putting milk in.

In Holland, only little children have milk in it.

Pookie

02.10.2011 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by pokkeherrie

I presumed he was Dutch because it was the Dutch who introduced tea to England.

nicfit

02.10.2011 06:57 AM

Pookie, eh.

knox	02.10.2011 06:59 AM

nevermind, my fav word is dollop.

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