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@tsarstepan,

I am in need of a cup of tea right now.

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@Stormwatch,

I think he's out hangin' with the bun.

I'm having some earl grey, there's an extry cup here somewheres...

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@Stormwatch,

Drink it while it's hot! But be careful and don't burn your tongue.

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I think I still have a bit of green tea in there. Believe I will brew a cup. Thanks for the reminder.

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@edgarblythe,

I greatly prefer ordinary Assam black loose leaf tea but often slum with Twinnings English Breakfast or Irish Breakfast tea bags. I really don't like aromatic teas such as Earl Grey or Lady Grey or Gunpowder or any of the green teas. I'm an elitist tea snob.
lady Diane as a cupboard full of green teas, mint teas and herbal teas. but when she really wants to sit down and relax, take a time out, she will brew a pot of Assam.

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@dyslexia,

I got some of the brit breakfast tea. strong.

I'll hafta watch the discount bin for the irish stuff...

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@Rockhead,

Gotta have my Lapsang Souchong. Its a nice morning jolt of flavor.

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@dyslexia,

Assam or Dimboulas have an aftertaste that doesnt agree with me, so I usually stay away unless Im at a restaurant that doesnt have a selection. (I will often dring decaf coffee instead).

I love mint teas too and bergamot, they have a nice refreshing bite . Also rooibos.
Ever tried Puehr? dys. Its like tea and mushrooms together.
Still, my fav is LApsang.

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The moral and spiritual dangers of mixing coffee and tea!

http://www.questionablecontent.net/comics/1776.png

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Mixture of orange spice and green tea, with a little orange juice (fresh squeezed). 2 p.m. most days.

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@Pemerson,

Sounds intriguing! Razz

Your concoction?

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@tsarstepan,

tsarstepan wrote:

Sounds intriguing!
Your concoction?

I'm not a tea person, but I know that green or black tea is healthy yet don't taste that great for me, so I mix with orange spice. Or, something like that.

Very boring is me, when it comes to tea.

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@Pemerson,

Orange juice must be a healthier sweetener then plain sugar. I know I add too much sugar in every cup of tea I drink.

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@tsarstepan,

The kid in blck is too young to be reading Lovecraft.

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@farmerman,

I been meaning to read a good anthology of Lovecraft myself. It'd be fitting this time of year.

BTW: When was the last time you hugged your favorite Cthulu priestess or related demigod?

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Been drinking sun tea lately. Nothing special. Lipton's.

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@edgarblythe,

I've been drinking Taylors of Harrogate Scottish Breakfast Tea. It's a good strong tea with a mild maltiness but can get bitter if you let it sit in the cup and brew over 3 minutes.

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Let's liven this establishment with a little culture.

MARY CASSATT, "The Tea."
http://www.boston.com/ae/theater_arts/specials/mfa/gallery/10_must_see/#/11

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@tsarstepan,

Lovely.

So may I have a cup of your very best tea then, please? In your most elegant & exquisite tea cup. (with matching saucer, of course!)
I'll let you choose, tsar, as you are the expert in these things.
I know it will be perfect!
Thank you!

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@msolga,

Here ya go Lady Olga ... I think it's about noontime down under (correct?)

So here is a spot of English afternoon tea service with some crumpets and fresh preserves:

http://www.penshurst-online.co.uk/web_images/cream-tea_penshurst.jpg

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