hiya,spunky♥sweetie
Are you British?

I hadn't been to a chippy yet all the time I've been home.

Originally Posted by ClockReject

-rolls into a wall-

*cleans butter off wall*

i have noodles with left over pork chop thrown in it. and i made another cup of coffee. i'll be climbing the walls soon.

Originally Posted by hummy

hiya,spunky♥sweetie
Are you British?

Hi hummy. No, I'm born and bred American. Ethnicity: 3/4 Korean, 1/4 Taiwanese

I'm having to drink Earl Grey because we got down to the last normal tea bag without anyone noticing.

Originally Posted by spunky3

Hi hummy. No, I'm born and bred American. Ethnicity: 3/4 Korean, 1/4 Taiwanese

oh,i thought by the fish and chips you were in clock town
My favorite meal is Nor tori

I've never tried Earl Grey, though I keep meaning to.

I like Earl Grey but it can be a bit too fragrant for some people. This is Williamson Tea but usually I get Twinings.

My mom loves Twinings. She has a hard time finding it here though so I think she orders it online.

Originally Posted by hummy

*cleans butter off wall*

-goes splat against the floor-

They should open British shops for you like there are American sweet shops everywhere here now.

*has a salami sammich instead*

i wanna try Lady Grey tea

Oh hey today's the third.....*goes to attack boyfriend*

Someone's drinking Earl Grey well that's just nasty brewing someone

Originally Posted by ClockReject

-goes splat against the floor-

is clock feeling Good?

Lady Grey is less strong than Earl Grey but more citrusy.

Originally Posted by hummy

is clock feeling Good?

physically, Clock feels perfectly fine.

Originally Posted by KatMagenta

Lady Grey is less strong than Earl Grey but more citrusy.

sounds perfect for me

So Kat's the one been brewing people into teas

I love pomegranate tea it is yummy

Well this is a bloody british conversation talking about all the spiffing types of tea

Originally Posted by KatMagenta

They should open British shops for you like there are American sweet shops everywhere here now.

I wish they would. We used to have an "English Kitchen" restaurant here in town. some people from England moved here and started it. Sadly they got deported (that's what i heard happened to them) and the place closed down before we could try it out. They built their own building and everything so it looks English. It's really cute. Now it's being used as a Mexican place. It's weird eating in an English themed place but the food is Mexican. xP

Woohoo tea drinkers unite!