:O :O :O

Lyk, thats such a personal dig!

*sings*

Custard cream?

Are you actually aware that you made the first dig? As much as I hate to say "HE DID IT FIRST!!!!", you really did.

Leave it there now, Bugsy.

i you fight over a cuppa tea you may get burnt:laugh:

boiling tea --- burnt, do you get it:laugh:

No, I shan't. You're making me out to look like this argumentative and insulting prat, when I'm really not. I apologised to Mark and mrs_rko, but didn't need to be called 'insulting'.

Oh my. All I was saying was that personally I found it wrong to call them both 'monsters' for unapparent reasons.

Look. This has all blown out of proportion. Sometimes, tea hurts. Sometimes, it doesn't. But let us always be very clear: when the sugar starts falling, the horses rush home.

Very well. I'll take your warning and proceed to walk around on eggshells for the rest of my time here. I'd like to think people would be able to pick up on my sarcasm, but apparently some people can't.

Sorry to everyone, I'll shut me mouth in future.

That's an...interesting metaphor. :) *nods*

Ohmigod Callum, you're like the Burmese Government. So repressive.

How about getting back to the subject in question-Tea! I personally like rintons tea, my mum gets it delivered, gosh its so nice.

The best tea is Earl Grey, I must say.

Yeeah Man! :spin2:

I can't drink tea. It's the same thing with the milk too, something is blocked in my body then I can't drink them. Maybe it's psychologic lol

Green tea. Don't put anything in it though. :shocked:

Lift Lemon Tea :thumbs:

I really like tea. It's so relaxing. I can deal with just about any type at all. Milk, no milk, sugar, no sugar, not to mention any brand of tea.
But at home I think we have Tetley. And if given the choice, I'd normally go for tea with just milk.