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I shall not touch the meths until New Year’s Eve. It’s tradition.
haha :twisted:
Actually I am still recovering from being called a ‘w anker’ by certain members of this community :shock:
There seems to be a ‘True Blues’ versus ‘Dirty Yellows’ and I am not sure with whom I wish to side with.
Meanwhile I’ll continue to Observe, but mainly on Sundays after the festivities 8)
:lol: OK, Observer. Observe away.
By the way, everyone feel free to add their own tea related thoughts. I like to think of myself as an inclusive, supportive poster. :D
Oh, no. I like a tea that takes a drop of milk and a ginger nut. Anything else isn’t right in the head. Surely.
I think you are taking the pea Sian :lol:
Pikey, I see you more as a Tea Pot man myself :D
:D I’ve decided to skin some up. Purely for experimental purposes, you all understand. I see a whole new thread developing: Pikey Smokes the Teas of the World…
@pikey wrote:
:lol: Oh, I see. I was rather hoping for
@In Pikey’s fevered imagination, broken and corrupted by too many mince pies, Robyn wrote:Oh, I don’t know, big boy, just teach me a lesson I’ll never forget…
Still, Lapsang Souchong is a tea from south-east China. It smells and tastes strongly of tobacco, at least to me. A dog end is the remains of a smoked cigarette.
:lol: Okay big boy..teach me a lesson, I’ll never forget… :lol:
My fave tea is Assam, and Whittards’ Earl Grey is second to none! 8)
http://www.whittard.co.uk/Do you know what I mean about the Lapsang, Owen?
@pikey wrote:
Do you know what I mean about the Lapsang, Owen?
It’s many years since I drank Lapsang, it’s got a smokey flavour as I recall.
Black tea and Gunpowder tea are nice too but they’re not a milk & sugar
teas.
http://www.tea.co.uk/
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