exchemist
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Here's the tea towel from Barnard Castle (sorry it has to be a file - wouldn't let me copy and paste directly):
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Automatic winner for all on topic posts featuring Asterix.
Father Heathen
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How?
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
So many wonderful kinds. My current favorites are hot chai tea and bubble tea.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
But there's an old Indian expression that if you drink too much of it you might drown in your own teapee.
Augustus
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Has to be Yorkshire Gold though. Fewer places stock that these days I've noticed.
When I travel from the UK to my country of residence I take literally half a suitcase full, along with red Leicester and double Gloucester cheese
Always knew you were a wrong 'un
I probably drink about 5 litres of tea a day (10 giant cups) and I'm very warm-blooded
Secret Chief
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Secret Chief
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does not compute........Get the replicator to make some for you, Captain Picard.
Augustus
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Secret Chief
Veteran Member
Good grief, you must live in the bathroom!
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
He always said "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot" to the replicator. Your post reminded me of that. Sorry, just a nerd thing.
Augustus
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Any sufficiently advanced replicator would respond "does not compute..." to a request for "Tea. Earl Grey. Hot".
"FFS. You know I can also replicate good stuff? I'm not a 1980s vending machine. Bald ****"
RestlessSoul
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Fortnum and Mason’s Breakfast Blend is worth the trip to Piccadilly on it’s own. But for every day use, I refuse to believe there’s anything wrong with a PG Tips tea bag.
RestlessSoul
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Bird123
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How? Something in green tea lowers the body temperature. Drink too much and Discover for yourself.
That's what I see. It's very clear!!
Bird123
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Has to be Yorkshire Gold though. Fewer places stock that these days I've noticed.
When I travel from the UK to my country of residence I take literally half a suitcase full, along with red Leicester and double Gloucester cheese
Always knew you were a wrong 'un
I probably drink about 5 litres of tea a day (10 giant cups) and I'm very warm-blooded
Interesting. Was it green tea??? Maybe it's just the green variety. Maybe, I'm allergic somehow to the green tea. I never had a problem except for the green tea.
I am a huge tea aficionado. I keep a variety of teas on hand and drink them to complement the moment. Some varieties I like are Darjeeling, Assam, English Breakfast, Irish Breakfast, Russian Caravan, Chai both sweet and spiced, Lapsang Souchang, Green, Matcha, Mint Tea, Earl Grey, White Tea, Rose infused tea, and others. Loose leaf is best, of course, but I will drink bagged tea without complaining. I like tea both hot or iced.
Twinnings, Yorkshire, Brooke Bond and Lipton are all respectable brands. But I really like Wissotzky tea.
Wissotzky Tea - Wikipedia
Twinnings, Yorkshire, Brooke Bond and Lipton are all respectable brands. But I really like Wissotzky tea.
Wissotzky Tea - Wikipedia
