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i_agree_with_nick
12 May 14 08:55
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I always leave a little bit at the bottom and I really don't know why.

Anyone else do this?

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kenny mann
When: 12 May 14 10:43
Comes from the days of tealeaves at the bottom of the cup.
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call me a taxi
When: 12 May 14 11:39
i_agree_with_nick     12 May 14 08:55 
I always leave a little bit at the bottom and I really don't know why.


Because it's difficult to leave it at the top.

I drain every last drop from every cup.
Mrs CMAT leaves a small pool in the cup.
She's not as common as wot I iz.
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i_agree_with_nick
When: 12 May 14 12:17
I think you're right, kenny. I think we still used tea leaves well in to the '70s.

cmat has a point too, i think. Might be seen as a "nicety" to leave a little at the bottom
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currant bun
When: 12 May 14 12:27
why do people also do it with coffee....tea copying behaviour and /or manners or something else?
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call me a taxi
When: 12 May 14 12:28
I'd leave a full cup of coffee.
Can't stand the stuff.
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