My Confession

[Boolean Julian]

I have to announce my deepest most heinous crimes.

I don't like tea.

I like all the other Good Old English things, but tea...it just doesn't seem to taste of anything. Sometimes I like black tea with lemon, but that's mainly because I like lemon.

Sorry.  

[Khorkalba]

I agree. Tea is wretched. wink  

[Boolean Julian]

Yay! A comrade.  

[Khorkalba]

whapcapn

Yay! A comrade.

Thank god. These tea-drinking heathens had me surrounded! lol  

[Carbon Dioxide]

I think tea is all right in small doses. Very ... small ... doses ...  

[MellowYetPsycho]

i...love tea...but im not british.  

[illyrianth]

You people scare me. crying  

[Knightsedge]

You will all pay for this outrage!

OUTRAGE!!!! scream  

[Invictus_88]

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!  

[Boolean Julian]

Invictus_88

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!

Hear, hear.  

[Khorkalba]

whapcapn

Invictus_88

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!

Hear, hear.

3nodding

...That doesn't mean tea-sippers won't be frowned upon though. stare ninja  

[Boolean Julian]

Longbow UK

whapcapn

Invictus_88

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!

Hear, hear.

3nodding

...That doesn't mean tea-sippers won't be frowned upon though. stare ninja

Well. I feel that's a little rich, being in British Guild. After all, it is our national drink. Maybe reluctance to imbibe the aforementioned substance is nothing to be frowned upon; but I hardly feel it could be said that it would grant one an ascendency to those who commit this act, as if it were somehow degrading to the soul.  

[Khorkalba]

whapcapn

Longbow UK

whapcapn

Invictus_88

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!

Hear, hear.

3nodding

...That doesn't mean tea-sippers won't be frowned upon though. stare ninja

Well. I feel that's a little rich, being in British Guild. After all, it is our national drink. Maybe reluctance to imbibe the aforementioned substance is nothing to be frowned upon; but I hardly feel it could be said that it would grant one an ascendency to those who commit this act, as if it were somehow degrading to the soul.

Our national drink!? Pffft. I will not swear allegiance to this heathen drink! It's about as British as the Volkswagen car! rolleyes

*Walks off frowning and mumbling*  

[Boolean Julian]

Longbow UK

whapcapn

Longbow UK

whapcapn

Invictus_88

Heresy, it's downright heresy. I sense treason in the ranks and I shall not stand for it! scream


That said, it's a free country. We fought Johnny Hun so that we could choose whether to drink tea or not to drink tea. It will be a sad day indeed when any British gaian has their will bent to that of another.

*sigh*

I say freedom of tea-drinking, like religion. Freedom to drink or to not drink tea. Equality for followers for Earl Grey and Darjeeling, Ceylon and Gunpowder or PG Tips and Tesco's own.

Freedom, to drink what you wish.

That's what the war got us!

Hear, hear.

3nodding

...That doesn't mean tea-sippers won't be frowned upon though. stare ninja

Well. I feel that's a little rich, being in British Guild. After all, it is our national drink. Maybe reluctance to imbibe the aforementioned substance is nothing to be frowned upon; but I hardly feel it could be said that it would grant one an ascendency to those who commit this act, as if it were somehow degrading to the soul.

Our national drink!? Pffft. I will not swear allegiance to this heathen drink! It's about as British as the Volkswagen car! rolleyes

*Walks off frowning and mumbling*

Admittedly the plant comes from a place far from our fair land, but it must be remembered that India was after all a colony of the Empire. And you must admit that there is substance to Invictus' post: one has the choice to drink or not to drink tea. I believe now that neither road has moral implications.  

[Invictus_88]

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