I always make tea in the mug. Two teabags, boiling water, and here's a thing for all you Londoners / south Eastern folks suffering hard water woes: if you put the milk in first you avoid that manky, scummy film on the top of your brew.
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if Benjm was swearing a million times.
And hopefully a smaller, winky thing sized disturbance afterwards.
I assumed that last time as well and then the poster disappeared and his post was deleted all without me asking. I actually think I am less sensitive than people think. I think it's the happy pills.
Toby Gymshorts wrote: I always make tea in the mug. Two teabags, boiling water, and here's a thing for all you Londoners / south Eastern folks suffering hard water woes: if you put the milk in first you avoid that manky, scummy film on the top of your brew.
Try it, you might like it.
I assume that final line was no accident, being as it was the feeble motto (voiced by Griff Rhys-Jones if I remember correctly) from the TV ad for this abomination:
Something that gies you the boak is bowfin'. Something that causes you to spew yer guts in disgust, to hurl or chuck. Like dishwater/milky tea guff. Vomitus in a mug.
I always make tea in the mug. Two teabags, boiling water, and here's a thing for all you Londoners / south Eastern folks suffering hard water woes: if you put the milk in first you avoid that manky, scummy film on the top of your brew.
Try it, you might like it.
I assume that final line was no accident, being as it was the feeble motto (voiced by Griff Rhys-Jones if I remember correctly) from the TV ad for this abomination:
It was an accident, as it goes. Plus that stuff genuinely was bowfin'. Almost as bad as the powdered lemon tea my dad drank for years, the bloody weirdo.
That's the stuff. Bloody hell, that's caused a Proustian rush, back to before I lost my sense of smell. The sickly waft you'd get as soon as the hot water hit the powder.
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