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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/20/2015 3:08:53 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/20/2015 3:13:47 PM   
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I just brewed myself a cup on my new, spicy, Christmas tea blend. I brought out my Christmas tea cup hoping that the tea would taste even better in that cup.

While drinking the tea I am going to play some DC3, and some MWIF if I am not to slow playing DC3.

Life is grand.

If just my opponent, warspite1, didn't read me like an open book and outfoxed my every move.


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Well I hope you are enjoying your tea but on the basis you are trashing me for the 5th MWIF game running - and are likely to be in Moscow before the end of August in DC:B - I am strongly suspecting there may be some illegal substance in that beverage, because man, you are not seeing things as they are!






Well, I am not completely sure what spices there are in my tea but I am sure they are all legal. And things do look decent in our MWIF games even though I would claim that four of them are yet to be decided.

I was mostly referring to our DC game where I feel like I am running full speed into a brick wall.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/20/2015 3:54:47 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/20/2015 4:11:37 PM   
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mince pie anyone? with a milky tea of course

I would love some. Thank you.

I never tried mince pie, but it do seem delicious.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/21/2015 4:36:31 AM   
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Status: offline 		Tetley: Black and Green "Full flavored black tea with the refreshing goodness of green tea". Of course I add a ton of North American honey to it. They have another delicious blend: "British Blend"...I hope to try this wearing my monogramed bath rob sitting in my large leather chair in front of the fireplace in my library in a very Torrey-like frame of mind.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/21/2015 5:09:57 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 12/25/2015 5:26:22 AM   
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Tetley: Black and Green "Full flavored black tea with the refreshing goodness of green tea". Of course I add a ton of North American honey to it. They have another delicious blend: "British Blend"...I hope to try this wearing my monogramed bath rob sitting in my large leather chair in front of the fireplace in my library in a very Torrey-like frame of mind.


Tetley's British Blend has been my "house tea" for several years now. Really good blend. I'll to try the Black and Green!

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/14/2016 8:12:30 PM   
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Status: offline 		I'll definitely need a cup of tea. I just agreed to play USSR in DC3. And I predict that it will be a character building experience, watching my armies disappear faster than I can boil the water.

Anyone has a Russian tea they can recommend?



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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/14/2016 8:47:08 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/24/2016 4:25:08 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/27/2016 4:27:56 AM   
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Never tried Irish Breakfast tea. Next time I am going to buy some and try it.


Coincidence... just brewed a cup of Lucky Irish Breakfast tea

I didn't scrounge up any firewood for tonight so I'm huddling with my fingers around a hot cuppa and a blanket as the temps drop to 18 degrees. I might burn some cardboard for a few minutes just to take the edge off a bit till I huddle under the blankets. I'm staying perfectly warm even without any heat. Still glad I saved the $300 instead of buying firewood though. I'll probably forgo firewood for February as well as I've really got the hang of the cold weather hardship techniques!

Definitely try the Irish Breakfast, it has a different flavor "kick" that I can't quite define.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/27/2016 5:23:21 PM   
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Time for me to brew me some tea. I am going with a green/white tea with mint mix.

Me too me too! Which ones are your favourites? I like Lipton's mint teas. One is green tea Intense Mint which has 27% of spearmint. Another is Herbal Infusion Mint which is 100% mint (flavour isn't defined further than that). I have enjoyed Twining's green tea & mint mix (Mint green tea), but Lipton ones are more to my taste.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/27/2016 8:36:14 PM   
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Time for me to brew me some tea. I am going with a green/white tea with mint mix.

Me too me too! Which ones are your favourites? I like Lipton's mint teas. One is green tea Intense Mint which has 27% of spearmint. Another is Herbal Infusion Mint which is 100% mint (flavour isn't defined further than that). I have enjoyed Twining's green tea & mint mix (Mint green tea), but Lipton ones are more to my taste.

I preferred Twining's over Lipton's but I am not sure which of the mint variety I preferred.

A few years ago I begun to buy almost all my tea from a small tea shop that make their own blends and flavours. So now I buy loose tea, of several different blends, by hectogram and brew a pot several times a day. They make a delicious mint tea but I can not actually recall if that blend is better than any of the others since its been to long time to compare. But I choose to believe it is way better.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/28/2016 4:27:28 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 1/29/2016 11:43:51 PM   
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Status: offline 		So, mornings for me is java - milk no sugar. Only 2 cups if I'm in the office as the stuff they have is nasty - way too acidic and more than 1 cup there tears my stomache apart.

After that it's tea...usually Earl Grey or English Breakfast.

At home in the evening is Irish Breakfast.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 2/20/2016 8:30:04 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/16/2016 7:00:22 PM   
Orm


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Status: offline 		Beginning Friday evening with a cup of Irish Cream Tea. Luverly.

And then I am ready to get my behind kicked around in MWIF.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 12:58:48 AM   
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Status: offline 		My mug says "Alabama Crimson Tide"*. My boss bought it for me of all people. People, when you have a good boss, you have to mentor him and make sure he never leaves.

* Denotes my college team which is well known for its college football** prowess.

** American football. Which I love watching so much.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 7:15:36 AM   
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My mug says "Alabama Crimson Tide"*. My boss bought it for me of all people. People, when you have a good boss, you have to mentor him and make sure he never leaves.

* Denotes my college team which is well known for its college football** prowess.

** American football. Which I love watching so much.
warspite1

Interesting.

I had no idea why the excellent film Crimson Tide was called Crimson Tide. I assumed it was something to do with death emanating from the water.

But it appears that Alabama are known as the Alabama Crimson Tide (and of course Alabama was the name of the sub in the film - GO BAMA!)

So question: What does Crimson Tide mean and why are Alabama known as this?

Thanks


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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 7:18:44 AM   
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Status: offline 		...anyways.. in the meantime I'm popping out. Does anyone want a cup of tea before I go?

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 7:21:59 AM   
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Does anyone want a cup of tea before I go?

Yes, please.

Few pleasures are better than tea in the morning.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 7:24:07 AM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 7:39:09 AM   
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Gibraltar is under attack so help from the Thing is surely needed.

'Grumpy' might be better saved if the assistance is not enough.




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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 9:37:31 AM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 9:48:59 AM   
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Ah..... wrong Thing






That will work as well.

Thank you.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 10:00:04 AM   
Orm


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Status: offline 		A beautiful late summer day here and suddenly it feels like a really bad day due to bad die rolls.

Maybe a 'grumpy' cup can make it feel better. Otherwise it will match how I feel.

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/17/2016 8:18:46 PM   
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My mug says "Alabama Crimson Tide"*. My boss bought it for me of all people. People, when you have a good boss, you have to mentor him and make sure he never leaves.

* Denotes my college team which is well known for its college football** prowess.

** American football. Which I love watching so much.
warspite1

Interesting.

I had no idea why the excellent film Crimson Tide was called Crimson Tide. I assumed it was something to do with death emanating from the water.

But it appears that Alabama are known as the Alabama Crimson Tide (and of course Alabama was the name of the sub in the film - GO BAMA!)

So question: What does Crimson Tide mean and why are Alabama known as this?

Thanks



In 1906 or so, football was so young and we didn't really have a nickname. We were called "The Crimson White" because of our jerseys. Then in a game a sportscaster said we looked like a Crimson Tide engulfing our opponent. And it stuck.

Thanks for asking :).

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/18/2016 7:54:28 AM   
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ORIGINAL: H Gilmer

My mug says "Alabama Crimson Tide"*. My boss bought it for me of all people. People, when you have a good boss, you have to mentor him and make sure he never leaves.

* Denotes my college team which is well known for its college football** prowess.

** American football. Which I love watching so much.
warspite1

Interesting.

I had no idea why the excellent film Crimson Tide was called Crimson Tide. I assumed it was something to do with death emanating from the water.

But it appears that Alabama are known as the Alabama Crimson Tide (and of course Alabama was the name of the sub in the film - GO BAMA!)

So question: What does Crimson Tide mean and why are Alabama known as this?

Thanks



In 1906 or so, football was so young and we didn't really have a nickname. We were called "The Crimson White" because of our jerseys. Then in a game a sportscaster said we looked like a Crimson Tide engulfing our opponent. And it stuck.

Thanks for asking :).

Thanks for sharing. :)

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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 9/18/2016 2:07:06 PM   
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RE: Lets talk tea... again. - 11/6/2016 4:47:00 PM   
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