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More tea vicar?
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its an acquired taste = it tastes feckin horrible, so people get a sense of superiority from getting used to it then pretending to like it.
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Kick starts my day.
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Drink Earl Grey and get a sense of superiority????
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what is in it .. it tastes like Lavender & Blueberries
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old women
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It's certainly too good for the plebs.
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Definitely not pleasant.
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washing up liquid
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True !
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It's because you are too used to caffeine, I thought this was a poncy middle class tea myself but it's calms your nervous system and it's therapeutic, will need to drink a few cups to get used to the new taste, much better for you than coffee and the like. If you drink it in the evening in place of caffeine drinks you will sleep a lot better too.
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But EG has caffeine In it !
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yes but nowhere near as much as frothy cappuccino or lattes
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Or espresso !
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its just flavoured tea, flavoured with washing up liquid
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I never drink tea, coffee only. I've always seen tea as a women's drink.
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That's it...outside..now.
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Are you a tea drinker? If the answer is yes then I'm sorry but I don't fight women.
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I think I had a cup of this stuff when I was about 17/18.
Not had one since. . http://i58.tinypic.com/28wpk6p.jpg |
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Are you a tea drinker? If the answer is yes then I'm sorry but I don't fight women.
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call me a taxi
That can't be true surety ? |
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I don't tell lies, there's no point.
Not everybody likes the smell or the taste. I think it facking stinks and tastes like crap. I smoke cigars, how many have you smoked? |
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no I meant about the picture your posted of the coffee, with it having 1000 chemicals and half the 26 tested ones caused cancer in rats?
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That's an old wives tale passed down from tea drinker to tea drinker .
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i've ran out of tea atm and there were a few bags of earl grey & lady grey tea... they're fecking horrible, like they're strained through a pensioners pant drawer full of moth balls.
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I like green tea, jasmine tea and Earl Grey.
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Loose tea is the best
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peeps drop the inverted snobbery - "yeurch - wots all this posh rubbish" - Earl Grey is quite nice is the fact. Esp with lemon. And you drink it without milk.
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what's posh about it. tastes sh1te.
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...some people try so hard to appear common I think they must be disaffected members of the Aristocracy trying to 'fit in' with the proletariat.
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I prefer Earl Grey, I find its a much better thirst quencher, and now find ordinary tea a bit strong
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dont go in Earl grey bham
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i dont like any hot drinks.
i can take or leave tea, and coffee is for mugs. |
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espresso small cup
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I like a mug of coffee. Brown, no sugar.
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munter, feck off. you're applying YOUR idea of early grey somehow being upper crust onto my preference of not liking it. get a grip with your fairy ideas.
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PG tips I know my place
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Tastes refined and refreshing when drunk with a few drops of lemon.
Tastes of old-people's homes when drunk with milk. |
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I would have thought that an old people's home tasted like bricks and mortar.
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