Tea? (Part 2)

[Mad Doug Biker]

Tea??


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whbc5YJz7OU

 

[wafflycat]

*bump*

yes please.

Just got back from a trip to the cinema with MrWC.

 

[TheDoctor]

Whadja see?

This evening I have been drinking something else containing tannin.
My grape juice has fermented again

 

[wafflycat]

Whadja see?

This evening I have been drinking something else containing tannin.
My grape juice has fermented again

Went to see 'Clash Of The Titans' a rip-roaring re-make of the classic Ray Harryhausen monster epic. Only this one was CGI and not stop-motion model animations. Not Oscar-winning stuff, but that's not the point of such films. On the plus side, the new one has Sam Worthington in the lead and he is delicious eye-candy.

http://icanhascheezburger.com/2010/04/25/funny-pictures-kraken/

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

*bump*

yes please.

Ah yes, you can't beat a nice hot cup of tea, go an go an go an go an go an go an!!

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

Oi - has someone been fiddling with my mug Bang goes that experiment. I'll have to restart. That's a month's work down the plughole

* Mumble mumble *

Ah nice brew.

Well yesterday I went for a nice bike ride but felt a bit under par. I was completely done in yesterday evening and today I've been taking it very slowly. Slight bug or just too much pedalling - I don't know which.

* replays video for the umpteenth time *

Oooh THAT is very funny

 

[Globalti]

I bought some Rooibos tea on Saturday, it's very nice without milk and makes a delicious refreshing late-night caffeine free drink. It has an interesting tarry flavour.

 

[Hover Fly]

I had some once and thought it had an interesting "stables" flavour. Won't be having it again.

 

[TheDoctor]

Did it leave your voice a little hoarse?
*gets coat*

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

HF - lots of ladies like stables and the flavours judging by the popularity of horses amongst those of the female persuasion. So you could be in there........

 

[Arch]

Arch, before you go, did you notice that it took you a half hour to identify who lives at 23 Railway Terraces?

Excuse me! Point of Order!

I knew straight away when I read the post. Any intervening time will have been while I was reading other stuff on the forum... I checked the precise address later, when doubt was raised about it.

Now we've got THAT sorted out...

England, France, Belgium*, Luxembourg*, Germany, Netherlands*, France, England.

This is the list of countries I've been in since Friday. Those marked * I didn't see, due to being driven through them entirely at night while asleep in my bunk. I was aware of Luxembourg, since due to roadworks the bus was diverted along a twisty road, and I woke up and thought it seemed a bit unlike a motorway.

I was on a cross-channel ferry at 4am today, and got back to the flat at 6pm, having driven back from the coach depot in Suffolk via Westcountry Recumbents in Derbyshire.

I like Germany. I like Belheimer pils, and Bratwurst and pommes, and white asparagus and drinking a Radler by the Rhine. And the drivers who stop to let you across the exit of a roundabout when you're crossing on the bike path, although it confused me terribly!

And so many shiny bikes, and trikes and stuff. Way more interesting than any British show.

Now, I better think about some dinner...

 

[Speicher]

Excuse me! Point of Order!

I knew straight away when I read the post. Any intervening time will have been while I was reading other stuff on the forum... I checked the precise address later, when doubt was raised about it.

Now we've got THAT sorted out...

I offer much apologies, Arch.

The reference to the half hour was not to highlight any possible tardiness on your behalf. It was with regard to the (relevant, imo) fact that a certain resident of Railway Terraces, had a programme with the name "Hancock's Half Hour".

Please have a biskit.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Oi - has someone been fiddling with my mug Bang goes that experiment. I'll have to restart. That's a month's work down the plughole

* Mumble mumble *

I tried to stop them, but they tricked me by asking me to go and make sure the lightbulb was still ok.

I feel soiled, dirty and used .....People pay good money for that in London I hear!!

 

[Arch]

I offer much apologies, Arch.

The reference to the half hour was not to highlight any possible tardiness on your behalf. It was with regard to the (relevant, imo) fact that a certain resident of Railway Terraces, had a programme with the name "Hancock's Half Hour".

Please have a biskit.

oh!

Ah...

Silly me. I rather failed to get that....

Tea?

 

[Speicher]

S'okay Arch, as you were still on a ferry at 4am this morning, that is understandable!