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Personally, I prefer the concentrate of Oregon Chai's vanilla chai. If you want to add a little bit more...well, flavour, I guess, I also suggest trying it with soy milk. It takes some getting used to, but after a while you get kinda hooked. ^_^

O.o

*downs half a keg of Bleepka to erase that image*

*Casts a Salt Circle to fend it off*

*shudders*

Make it go awaaaaay....

*hides*

I'm hoping to assemble a PPC fanmix, burn a few CDs and bring them to the next Gathering - speaking of which, is the first week in September good for everyone?

Anyway, need help assembling the music. I figure the Men in Black theme tune would work. The Decemberists' "The Tain" would work as the PPC Emergencies theme song - it's eighteen minutes of pure unadulterated awesome, including the wonderful threat to "bleed your heart through a samovar soon" (a samovar being a type of Russian kettle, as far as I can tell). Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb" would be a good Bleeproducts advertising tune. Any more?

Unfortunately for my opinion of the intelligence of the human race.

The missions can be found at http://agenttrojie.livejournal.com/65922.html#cutid10, which is Trojie and Pads's RC. Good reading if you can handle references to extreme squick.

I like to fill my teacup with rice and tea and then eat it.

And why is it that I can never find the stuff at stores? I mean, the restaurants have to get it somewhere...

My bike is called alternately Skysong, Kitten, or 'Bleddy fecking gorram heavy why the 'ell have the gears busted and feck it the breaks are wearing down mumble grumble mumble...'

She's blue and pretty and occasionally more trouble than she's worth.

I've only had one accident on Kitten, which resulted in me in the hospital with a gash in my patellar tendon, and the foam covering on Kitten's handlebars being rather torn up. But it's all patched up now and that is in the past, SO!

Biking is fun...

Have a winged kitten, and watch out for giant glass jars.

Over on this side of the Big Pond, white tea means tea picked when the leaves are brand-new. It's supposed to be sort of a delicacy-type thing, but I find it pretty boring for the most part. On the other hand, if the idea is to make it taste like other things, then it works pretty well.

~Neshomeh

You can't blame me for something that happened before I was born. *shoves TARDIS in corner sheepishly*

Would it help if I said I don't like coffee either? Or eggs, deep fried food, beetroot and smoked fish.

Honestly, and you call yourselves English! It's no wonder the Empire went down the toilet.

(No, actually, knowing my little sister, you just got that spot on...)

But I like ginger tea as well. And chai, can't forget the chair. We make the best chai where and I work and I always end up drinking gallons and gallons of it. It helps me not want to strangle my boss.

I named her Alpina (no idea why). She's purple and amazing. However, I manage, with alarming frequency, to run into parked cars and always when there are a bunch of people around to gawk at me.

I just don't particularly like hot drinks very much. I'll make an exception for a deliciously chocolately hot chocolate now and again, and if circumstances really require it I'll take a coffee loaded with sugar, but tea... just no. I don't even really like the smell of it.

I've had tea before and didn't like it. May try it again one day, just to see if my dislike is purely pushy-doesn't-understand-the-meaning-of-no-I-don't-want-that-it's-too-hot-family-member related.

Have a cup of tea and a flatcap. Handy for, er, disgusing yourself as a grumpy old Yorkshireman. Guaranteed to confuse Sues.

I'm lucky enough to live near a regional park and a sizeable creek, so now that it's summer, my mom's taking me out more often to ride around. I think we actually did a nine or ten miler the other day, and so far I've almost run over a dead skunk and a live ground squirrel. The skunk was not pleasant.

I expect he means with milk. You can get white tea though - like the stuff with strawberry I mentioned in a higher post. So far as I can work out they pick the tea rather earlier on, before it's turned into proper black tea.

They'd none of 'em go for it anyway - herbal dishwater just doesn't work the same, so there'd be no point.

Unless it was mushroom tea... hmm. :P

*poke*

Welcome to the Board. The only required reading is the Original Series and the Board Constitution. Everything else is just details.

Entertaining and often useful details, yes, but still just details.

Enjoy. {= )

~Neshomeh

Have a shapeshifting plushie. It can turn into anything, depending on what you want. It can become a flying monkey, and I've seen one turn into a baozi fairy before. And Cthulhu sometimes appears, for those into Nightmare Fuel or cute stuffed eldritch abominations.

No encouraging dangerous and addictive habits to minors. {= P

~Neshomeh

Do you mean with milk?

~Neshomeh, attempting Brit to Yank translation.