Tea? (Part 1)

[Speicher]

I was reading the Saturday Telegruff today, after lunch, with a cup of tea, when I came across the following.

Butter biscuit spoons: these are butter biscuits shaped like spoons
use the spoon to put sugar in your tea, stir, dunk, whatever and less washing up! p95 of the coloured pages, in case you don't believe me.

Tea time clock. A large clock with decorative teacups instead of numbers. I am sure you could make your own, with odd tea cups and a clock mechanism.

I am still looking for a chocolate teapot, if anyone finds one.

 

[Elmer Fudd]

I am still looking for a chocolate teapot, if anyone finds one.

I know a bloke who stands like a teapot and likes it up the chocolate.
Is that the same thing ?
(Grabs coat) "I'll take my tea with me" (slopes out the door).

 

[Speicher]

I know a bloke who stands like a teapot and likes it up the chocolate.
Is that the same thing ?
(Grabs coat) "I'll take my tea with me" (slopes out the door).

Is he a member of a tea-drinking club with alternative proclivities? Perhaps I should ask him myself. Or would that be stirring things up?

 

[Elmer Fudd]

Is he a member of a tea-drinking club with alternative proclivities? Perhaps I should ask him myself. Or would that be stirring things up?

 

[col]

Ah finished,got my rota wrong,so im off sunday,yahoo,wheres the kettle.

 

[LordoftheTeapot]

 

[mondobongo]

Marvellous timing LOTT, will have a cuppa, before I start waking the neighbours up with my hammering laying another laminate floor today. More brownie points to be exchanged for riding prizes.

 

[LordoftheTeapot]

I laid some flooring earlier this year. Most enjoyable as it looks really impresive, quickly and easerly. Is it a large area your covering, Mondobongo?

 

[mondobongo]

No just the living room to match the dining room, fair bit of saw cuts to do but like yourself find it enjoyable.

 

[col]

No just the living room to match the dining room, fair bit of saw cuts to do but like yourself find it enjoyable.

I did my kitchen some time ago,first attempt at it,like an idiot i didnt have the spacers for the edges and everytime i tapped the boards together,the whole floor moved diamond shape,i didnt enjoy it learned the hard way.

 

[mickle]

Marvellous timing LOTT, will have a cuppa, before I start waking the neighbours up with my hammering laying another laminate floor today. More brownie points to be exchanged for riding prizes.

Why would you need a hammer for laminate flooring.


White tea please, no milk or shug ta, leave the bag in.
Any biscuits?

 

[Slowgrind]

If it aint the click stuff you have to close the glued joints with a block and hammer?

 

[LordoftheTeapot]

I did my kitchen some time ago,first attempt at it,like an idiot i didnt have the spacers for the edges and everytime i tapped the boards together,the whole floor moved diamond shape,i didnt enjoy it learned the hard way.

Always a good idea to ask for advice if doing something new in the DIY realm. I did when I wanted to move a radiator that was on a wall I was taking down. Never done any thing like it before, so I asked for advice and took it. Job done and no leaks. Quote from plumber was around £200.00

 

[Slowgrind]

You have had a lot of experience with hot water though!

 

[Slowgrind]

Can anyone get a brew round here?