I'll try not to. But lurking is so much fun.

 

On a more related note, how the hell can you drink tea? Its icky. Like, really icky.

THIS. THIS SO MUCH.

I'll try not to. But lurking is so much fun.

 

On a more related note, how the hell can you drink tea? Its icky. Like, really icky.

THIS. THIS SO MUCH.

 

I agree with this too. Never been a fan of tea. Or coffee either for that matter.

In the universe, residing on Planet Earth in the Milky Way Galaxy sits a man in his kitchen drinking a cup of tea. He does not know why, but he feels sad and sheds a few tears as if something hideous happened in his point of view.

 

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

Okay.

I have a feeling Leik is constantly refreshing. Closing in on most freqrent poster....

I think she left once the topic switched to tea. Keep chatting about the subject and that will keep her away for awhile.

 

*dips blade in various teas* I think I will go looking for her soon.

I think she left once the topic switched to tea. Keep chatting about it and that'd keep her away for awhile...

 

*dips blade in various teas* I think I will go looking for her soon.

Spot the mistakes.

*Confusion* I'll go back to lurking!

Ogawd.

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

 

And if you want someone like me to drink it, with 3 sugars and half a mug of milk. :D Thats the only way you can persuade me to drink it. And now I crave digestives and I only have custard creams :(

Leik. You must have seen the mistake.

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

 

And if you want someone like me to drink it, with 3 sugars and half a mug of milk. :D Thats the only way you can persuade me to drink it. And now I crave digestives and I only have custard creams :(

The milk I can deal with, but I really can't stand having sugar in my tea. It doesn't improve the flavour, it just masks it with sweetness. That said, a lot of people drink it purely for the caffeine, so I suppose that's okay, just not my style.

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

I've heard about American tea. I mean, it's tea. How can you mess up something like that?

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

 

And if you want someone like me to drink it, with 3 sugars and half a mug of milk. :D Thats the only way you can persuade me to drink it. And now I crave digestives and I only have custard creams :(

The milk I can deal with, but I really can't stand having sugar in my tea. It doesn't improve the flavour, it just masks it with sweetness. That said, a lot of people drink it purely for the caffeine, so I suppose that's okay, just not my style.

 

I only drink it if I'm feeling crappy and therefore aren't in a right state of mind :D My dad got me into the whole 3 sugars thing, he's always added that many to his. Seriously though, with the caffeine thing, is there really a point in drinking tea for that? Surely coffee (which is also icky) would be the better option.

Indeed Ambler, indeed.

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

 

And if you want someone like me to drink it, with 3 sugars and half a mug of milk. :D Thats the only way you can persuade me to drink it. And now I crave digestives and I only have custard creams :(

The milk I can deal with, but I really can't stand having sugar in my tea. It doesn't improve the flavour, it just masks it with sweetness. That said, a lot of people drink it purely for the caffeine, so I suppose that's okay, just not my style.

 

I only drink it if I'm feeling crappy and therefore aren't in a right state of mind :D My dad got me into the whole 3 sugars thing, he's always added that many to his. Seriously though, with the caffeine thing, is there really a point in drinking tea for that? Surely coffee (which is also icky) would be the better option.

How fascinating, I got my preference for no sugar from my dad. I bet there's a correlation.

 

I agree with you on the coffee, though. I drink that purely for the caffeine, and I add a sugar to that to mask the taste on purpose.

Fix it then. ;)

I feel a sudden, intense feeling of universal betrayal. Tea needs to be made with love, care, and chocolate digestives.

 

And if you want someone like me to drink it, with 3 sugars and half a mug of milk. :D Thats the only way you can persuade me to drink it. And now I crave digestives and I only have custard creams :(

The milk I can deal with, but I really can't stand having sugar in my tea. It doesn't improve the flavour, it just masks it with sweetness. That said, a lot of people drink it purely for the caffeine, so I suppose that's okay, just not my style.

 

I only drink it if I'm feeling crappy and therefore aren't in a right state of mind :D My dad got me into the whole 3 sugars thing, he's always added that many to his. Seriously though, with the caffeine thing, is there really a point in drinking tea for that? Surely coffee (which is also icky) would be the better option.

How fascinating, I got my preference for no sugar from my dad. I bet there's a correlation.

 

I agree with you on the coffee, though. I drink that purely for the caffeine, and I add a sugar to that to mask the taste on purpose.

 

I cant stand the smell of coffee at all. Makes me gag. I'm not such a fan of the hot drinks :D.

Fix it then. ;)

 

Is this to my post? Such a nitpicker.

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

I've heard about American tea. I mean, it's tea. How can you mess up something like that?

We mass produce it and stick the tea leaves in a paper bag that dissolves before the leaves themselves add any flavor.

That said, I'm guessing most of us drink coffee anyway.

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

I've heard about American tea. I mean, it's tea. How can you mess up something like that?

We mass produce it and stick the tea leaves in a paper bag that dissolves before the leaves themselves add any flavor.

That said, I'm guessing most of us drink coffee anyway.

The bag dissolves? Eww.

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

I've heard about American tea. I mean, it's tea. How can you mess up something like that?

We mass produce it and stick the tea leaves in a paper bag that dissolves before the leaves themselves add any flavor.

That said, I'm guessing most of us drink coffee anyway.

The bag dissolves? Eww.

 

We're too into quantity to have any tastes or pride when it comes to certain foods and beverages (needs more small business restaurants) and focus on everyone getting used to the abhorrent tastes.

 

"Eww" is an understatement. More like criminally disgusting.

As for me, I already mentioned my semi-neutral opinion on tea (except the watery American style tea. Loathe it)

I've heard about American tea. I mean, it's tea. How can you mess up something like that?

We mass produce it and stick the tea leaves in a paper bag that dissolves before the leaves themselves add any flavor.

That said, I'm guessing most of us drink coffee anyway.

The bag dissolves? Eww.

 

We're too into quantity to have any tastes or pride when it comes to certain foods and beverages (needs more small business restaurants) and focus on everyone getting used to the abhorrent tastes.

 

"Eww" is an understatement. More like criminally disgusting.

 

I'm shocked and appalled, I just thought that the tea leaves were low quality. Surely there's a huge market for normal British tea in simple fabric teabags? I thought it was mass produced enough already.

It's culturally insulting to the point it is absurdly criminal to the nth degree.