Subject: Would it be possible to make it with regular tea leaves from Earth?
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Posted on: 2021-09-18 17:39:31 UTC
The idea of tea being made with carnivorous tea leaves freaks me out. Adding milk and/or sugar doesn't do anything to regular earl grey tea (besides make it taste nice) as far as I know, but I don't really know what would happen if you mixed Bleeprin with regular earl grey tea, milk, and sugar. Do you have an explanation?
Since Bleeptea is made with some kind of carnivorous tea leaves, I am inventing Bleep Grey, earl grey tea with Bleeprin in it. And yes, I love earl grey tea and I maybe I am doing this so I can say "Tea, Bleep Grey, Hot," to purposely misquote Jean-Luc Picard.
Since you don't have Permission yet, though, I would advise not making Bleep Grey "official" until you do. Keeps the oldbies from getting weirded out.
On a slightly unrelated note, do you think adding sugar and/or milk to Bleeptea affects its potency? Since, y'know, bleep and also the tea leaves are carnivorous? I feel like someone would've run tests on this kind of thing
The idea of tea being made with carnivorous tea leaves freaks me out. Adding milk and/or sugar doesn't do anything to regular earl grey tea (besides make it taste nice) as far as I know, but I don't really know what would happen if you mixed Bleeprin with regular earl grey tea, milk, and sugar. Do you have an explanation?
I can't see why it wouldn't work with (normal) tea. Rather than dissolving solid Bleeprin in tea, though, I'd suggest mixing in Bleepto-Dismal or Bleepesteem instead. Sounds more pleasant that way to me.
... Though I did just get the thought of someone asking how many Bleeps instead of how many sugars, so Rule of Funny applies if that tickles you. {= )
~Neshomeh