Soldato
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The formatting. Somebody please think of the formatting.
Post in this thread who you’d like to get banned
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The formatting. Somebody please think of the formatting.
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@humbug because it’s fun to be mean to him!
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You know the drill...oh wait, not this time. Post who you’d like to get banned. Tag em too
@Feek youve done well
You. Ban yourself.
We've sobered up now I'm afraid. But you didn't follow the rules so maybe...
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We've sobered up now I'm afraid. But you didn't follow the rules so maybe...
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I love olives, I’d have them intravenously if possible, but
I’d be happy to ban anyone who calls an evening meal tea.
Genuinely confused here, is there a difference then?
I’d never touch the stuff.
Having been raised in a respectable home, I only drink coffee.
It's not, it's the way you're supposed to do it
Unless I turn away from the line with coffee and toast, and see a sea of vacuous faces, sitting
at foodless tables, while their serfs are lining up behind me to get their breakfasts for them.
It’s a classic selfish faux-pas as far as I’m concerned, unless
the establishment has a dozen guests, and a gazillion tables.
It's an extraction thing. Tea leaves need close-to-boiling water to make a proper brew. "Milk first" cools the hot water before it's done the business. Disgraceful.
Thanks Yadda, makes sense I guess, as I said in post # 87, I don’t drink it.
I can remember being in a rented villa near Marbella, years ago, with a bunch of guys, one, “The Colonel”, was an avid tea drinker, and he asked me to boil some water for his next fix.
When it boiled, I turned to look for the teapot, looked in, saw tea leaves, then casually ambled back to the stove.
“HOLD UP! DON’T pour that in”, said The Colonel, “it’s gone off the boil, you have to pour it in as SOON as it boils.”
He never asked me again, I was barred from that job.
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A proper brew would come from a teapot using loose tea, teabag usage is the work of scoundrels, wastrels and
Labour voters
My wife uses tea bags, I’ve tried to wean her off tea, but you can take
the girl out of Peckham, but you can’t take Peckham out of the girl.
She’s always been borderline scoundrel, but wastrel, nah, and
she’d rather poke red hot needles in her eyes, than vote Labour.
Don
You can’t for example link a processor or graphics card which is cheaper, as that’s a competitor. But if you wanted to speak about your brand new kitchen knives you bought from amazon. That’s fine
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Well, no one is perfect, wimmin eh? you cant get mad at them, they're almost one of the family.
No problem, it's a fact that's easily overlooked.
I like the The Colonel already. Sounds like he knows his onions.
I agree that loose-leaf is nicer but sometimes needs must and any brew is better than no brew, providing it's made properly.
And mixing politics and tea? How uncouth...
What if I talk about about my new CPU I bought from Amazon but don't link?
Don
No, if you think about it, what’s the purpose in telling everyone you bought elsewhere? There isn’t really.
If you mention your new cpu, just don’t mention where you got it from. It’s all about the context.
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Part of me agrees, but part of me enjoys his weaseling excuses and twisting of facts.@ThestigGT999 The formula 1 fans will thank me
Well @Maccapacca is off my Christmas card list 
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