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Disgusting.

Only tea I've enjoyed out of maybe four I've tried has been green tea.

I have separate tea bags to put my herbs in, put that and some honey in the pot, stir well = best tea. I sometimes go out and look for new kinds to sit back and enjoy.

Superior Bacon wrote:rofl only scrubs at milk to their tea noob

if only some kind soul would send me some tea

then I could drink it like a pro

ALAS

You wanna know how tough I am?
I drink tea, without milk!
And without sugar.
Just the tea.
Not too hot because if it's too hot you can't taste the flavor properly.

oh, black tea

how unrefined

i guess some peasants cannot comprehend the smooth bitterness that is a well brewed mug of coffee

A drink of beans? Hmph. How barbarian. And it looks like poison.

Okay, so for those Brits out there, answer me this, when you call it tea, does coffee get lumped into the term "tea", or are there just some retarded Britfags around here that think that their morning/afternoon starbucks with whatever atrocious baked good starbucks is pulling from their oven of brimstone and hell counts as their "tea time" because coffee "is considered a tea"?

D-vid wrote:A drink of beans? Hmph. How barbarian. And it looks like poison.

Yes, because a drink of leaves, dropped into water to sit and stew is far more refined, excuse me, good sir.
Coffee is not even a bean, it is a seed, from a fruit. The effort to even extract the bean is far more sophisticated than picking leaves off of a bush.
Even so, black tea is not much better looking, in fact it's worse to gaze upon.

Coffea is a flowering plant, a beauty to behold, and it bestows a wonderful experience upon the drinker. Black tea will never accomplish such. Green tea can do so but in order to obtain that feeling you must spend exorbitant sums. Coffee, even cheap, can still taste like a warm dream.

Now you're just talking silly things.
Something cheap, tasting good?
Hah, I've never heard of such a plebeian way of thinking.

Unlike you, I did not come into a fortune at birth, and I understand the sun beating on my back during a hard day of work.

But no, truly, as a babe who has never experienced life, you are clearly wise in thinking that all things in life must cost to be worth time and effort.

Kamak wrote:Okay, so for those Brits out there, answer me this, when you call it tea, does coffee get lumped into the term "tea", or are there just some retarded Britfags around here that think that their morning/afternoon starbucks with whatever atrocious baked good starbucks is pulling from their oven of brimstone and hell counts as their "tea time" because coffee "is considered a tea"?

Use less words in your sentences.

And nah, tea time, or afternoon tea, or whatever else you want to call it doesn't necessitate tea. It's just an epithet, like brunch.

Why do people(Americans) make a fuss over 'tea time'? My American carries on when ever tea is used in that manner.

Don't even try to refer to soccer as football.

But it's a game where you play the ball with your foot. Unlike handegg.