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Montana
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 12:38 pm
dyslexia wrote:
speaking of tea, I am totally out of Assam Superb and can not find any in my local markets, resorted to having English Breakfast.


You poor thing. Let me roam the town and find you your tea Dys ;-)
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Montana
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 12:40 pm
Brandon9000 wrote:
You have a nice place. You know, an iced tea would be very refreshing just now.


Why thank you Brandon. Here is your iced tea. Is there anything else I can get you?
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:00 pm
Montana wrote:
Brandon9000 wrote:
You have a nice place. You know, an iced tea would be very refreshing just now.


Why thank you Brandon. Here is your iced tea. Is there anything else I can get you?

Well, not to be too demanding, but I don't suppose you have any tea cakes? Not the lemon kind, but those carrot and hazelnut ones like I had in London?
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:01 pm
dyslexia wrote:
speaking of tea, I am totally out of Assam Superb and can not find any in my local markets, resorted to having English Breakfast.

You are quite correct that Assam is best, and English Breakfast is next best.
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Diane
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:11 pm
Montana, I'm sending extra money right now for you to find those hazelnut and carrot tea cakes Brandon wants, but only if he is willing to share.

Bless you for offering to find Dys's assam. We both love it and haven't found a place here. We'll keep looking and bring you an extra supply.
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eoe
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:21 pm
Two years ago today, I smoked my last ciggie.
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Brandon9000
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:26 pm
Diane wrote:
Montana, I'm sending extra money right now for you to find those hazelnut and carrot tea cakes Brandon wants, but only if he is willing to share.

That's really nice of you!!! And yes I will share, if she brings back enough. Be aware, though, that you might have to include air fare to England.
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Montana
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:45 pm
Out of breath after traveling to the ends of the earth to find Dyslexia's Assam, but I found some and I bought a truck load. I also found a recipe for the hazelnut and carrot tea cakes and I'm going to bake up at batch as soon as I unload the tea from the truck.
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Montana
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:46 pm
eoe wrote:
Two years ago today, I smoked my last ciggie.


Eoe
Congrats :-D We'll seat you right over here in the non-smoking section.
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Montana
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 01:50 pm
Diane
Can you fill this jar with you and Dyslexia's Assam? As you can see, I have my hands full today. Thanks ;-)
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farmerman
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 02:02 pm
On our boat trip this summer I got a taste for pu er tea. its kinda musky and , if you like lapsang souchong with some lime , youll dig pu er
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Eva
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 02:28 pm
Are you sending Montana on another tea search, farmerman?

If so, can you refill my coffee before you go, M?
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 04:34 pm
Well, I'm back, and I need some dry socks to go with that towel.
<sigh>
It's really raining out there.
The dogs had a great time.


Ahhhhhhhh, that mountain chai is just going to hit the spot ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh[size=7]hhhhh[/size]
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Diane
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 06:59 pm
Brandon, we might come over for tea one of these days. We promise to bring extra tea if you supply the tea cakes.
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 07:29 pm
I always thought that Lapsang tasted like road tar, not that that was bad.
Summer's we kids always chewed a little soft road tar, sometimes with a few parings of bark from a spearmint tree. That was good.

Montana: I want you to sit down here and let me run around get stuff for people. Here in the big city we have places that have everything. Hell, the little grocery store on the corner has nineteen kinds of grapes, we sure as hell can find any kind of tea. I'm serious now. What kind of tea was that they were looking for? I'll UPS it anywhere. Cool

Joe

SIT down I said.
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gustavratzenhofer
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 07:33 pm
Montana has her own thread? This is exciting news.

Wait until I tell the boys down at the feedmill!
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 07:47 pm
Ya know, Joe, I thought it was weird that Diane and dys can't find Assam tea in Denver. Here I can find it in the lowliest Dollar store.

hmmmm, maybe the next time the guys from work have to go through Denver, I'll have them do a drop off. Do you think they'll believe me when I say I want them to deliver some tea to Denver?
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 07:48 pm
We've talked about Pu-erh tea here before.

Funny how it keeps re-appearing. Definitely a smoky tea.
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 07:54 pm
http://www.tenren.com/puerhtea1.html

http://www.assamtea.biz/pics/logopart2.jpg

http://www.assamtea.biz/assam.html
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Diane
 
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Reply Sun 2 Nov, 2003 10:20 pm
Beth, send them to Denver and we'll invite them in for a cup of tea or Rocky Mountain Oysters or a good Denver steak or all three.
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