Which is worse ?

[hopless500]

When you say pour the tea in - you are talking about a teapot?

Milk in first then tea from pot is fine - but if using a t-bag then it's problematic I find.

Yep. Milk first with teapot. Milk last if using a teabag

 

[Deleted member 1258]

There's always one...

I like my poison neat

 

[Kestevan]

I feel guilty for liking that. Like when you laugh at Frankie Boyle. I have nothing against Northerners. The brutality of the post made me laugh. I might unlike it to ease my conscience.

Don't worry about it... Us northerners don't really care what some soft southern shandy swilling jessy from London (the idiot Magnet) thinks.

 

[Markymark]

Don't worry about it... Us northerners don't really care what some soft southern shandy swilling jessy from London (the idiot Magnet) thinks.

Too drunk on special brew I suppose.

 

[srw]

Not knowing the difference between a comparative and a superlative is worse...

 

[Salty seadog]

When you say pour the tea in - you are talking about a teapot?

Milk in first then tea from pot is fine - but if using a t-bag then it's problematic I find.

this is the exeption.....

 

[Salty seadog]

Picking my nose in company.

That's worse.

If the good lord didn't intend didgits to be thrust up ones probicis then why were they made such a perfect fit......?

 

[lutonloony]

What are these "teabags" that are referred to?

 

[hopless500]

What are these "teabags" that are referred to?

The things sat in the corner of a cupboard so that in an 'eek, we've got no loose tea left' crisis there is something to throw hot water at and then go 'yuck'.

 

[mybike]

There's always one...

Two, mind it is green tea.

 

[ChrisV]

Teabagging.

 

[TVC]

The things sat in the corner of a cupboard so that in an 'eek, we've got no loose tea left' crisis there is something to throw hot water at and then go 'yuck'.

Oooooo.... get you.

 

[mjr]

[QUOTE 4471305, member: 259"]They are paper bags with tea in and loads of minute holes to let the resultant brew out.

And before anyone pipes up saying that they contain the sweepings of the tea factory, they don't.[/QUOTE]
Nah. It's the bits swept out of the lorries after they've done a real tea delivery, innit?

 

[slowmotion]

I always put milk in my bath first

Asses milk?

 

[Salty seadog]

The things sat in the corner of a cupboard so that in an 'eek, we've got no loose tea left' crisis there is something to throw hot water at and then go 'yuck'.

Loose tea is where it's at, always use it myself.