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Re: Tea drinking
Posted: 2017-10-12 14:43:26
For the love of coffee he? Lmao!
On 2017-10-12 14:39:37 markymarky said:
Try African Banana Coffee in stead of tea and then burn everything.
For the love of coffee he? Lmao!
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Re: Tea drinking
Posted: 2017-10-12 15:26:18
Tea, a quintessentially English beverage.
A China drink, delicious with an infusion of Indian cane sugar and a drop of milk.
It is customary in polite society to partake of some tea at four of the clock in the afternoon.
My breakfast comprising of buttered toast and tea waits for no man (or woman).
A China drink, delicious with an infusion of Indian cane sugar and a drop of milk.
It is customary in polite society to partake of some tea at four of the clock in the afternoon.
My breakfast comprising of buttered toast and tea waits for no man (or woman).
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Re: Tea drinking
Posted: 2017-10-12 15:34:44
Tea is for ladies and British gentleman.
Strong, peculated coffee for me until about 11h00. Then the countdown begins to the first cold one after work.
Strong, peculated coffee for me until about 11h00. Then the countdown begins to the first cold one after work.
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Re: Tea drinking
Posted: 2017-10-12 20:41:38
Do British gentlemen always talk like they've got a hot potato in their mouths because they burnt their tongues on their tea like Johnnieboy?
On 2017-10-12 15:34:44 bakerjosh007 said:
Tea is for ladies and British gentleman.
Strong, peculated coffee for me until about 11h00. Then the countdown begins to the first cold one after work.
Do British gentlemen always talk like they've got a hot potato in their mouths because they burnt their tongues on their tea like Johnnieboy?
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Re: Tea drinking
Posted: 2017-10-13 00:58:56
Haha!!! My cinnamon, chilli flakes and pink peppercorn flavoured golden nectar has certainly scalded some tongues. Not this guys though, think he just gulped a mouthful of scalding hot tea.
On 2017-10-12 14:06:22 reenaP said:
Is tea being used as a euphemism for open mouth golden shower or did you just mean tea for realzies?
Haha!!! My cinnamon, chilli flakes and pink peppercorn flavoured golden nectar has certainly scalded some tongues. Not this guys though, think he just gulped a mouthful of scalding hot tea.
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