omgogmgg baby poniesA Person wrote:Ture, vomps only drinks coffee and you don't like coffee. If I had a real farm I might try growing some tea of my own. Also I'd have poniesLizzy wrote:Ho ture. I'll stop by your farm for a cuppa then kA Person wrote:He'd think you're a Jehovah's Witness and not answer
Ho ture. I'll stop by your farm for a cuppa then kA Person wrote:He'd think you're a Jehovah's Witness and not answer
That doesn't even begin to cover it.Mongoose wrote:Oooh scandalous!A Person wrote:I'm perceived more sides of that wombat than I could ever wish to.
and make sure to report back kVompatti wrote:kA Person wrote:Act like your normal shy, introverted self but with more self confidence.Vompatti wrote:I don't think I know how to act mysterious kA Person wrote:Put on a persona of being a mysterious writer type, then she'll want you for sure k
ture :\A Person wrote:ture, but if he keeps eating chips he'll get an ill-valved heartLizzy wrote:ho then you should marry the gril with pretty hands and ride your ill-valved bike into the sunset kVompatti wrote: She's married and it might just be the valve k
make her enjoy it if you know wathi meamenaVomps wrote:she might not enjoy that k
ho then you should marry the gril with pretty hands and ride your ill-valved bike into the sunset kVompatti wrote: She's married and it might just be the valve k
Tuer.A Person wrote::A I can't wait, but I guess I'll have to. Tea tastes better when it's a gift from a friendLizzy wrote:It's a fairly decent loose leaf type (the scent is divine) and it is marked as green tea on the box. I try some bagged oolong from my Taiwanese room mate, but it was extremely strong and bitter. I might have not brewed it properly.A Person wrote:If you are getting a nice loose leaf kind it will probably be closer to green tea and be good, the bagged kind I have is definitely different from the same company's normal oolong but it's still different. I still really want to try the milk oolong. Speaking of Formosa, I was just looking at Formosa Lapsang Souchong/tarry lapsang souchong prices. Why is it so hard to find something that tastes like a liquid campfire locally? :'(Lizzy wrote:I must remember to ask for a tieguanyin sample next time I visit the tea shop. The sri lankan milk oolong is rather delicious, but it doesn't even come close to the Formosa one. :AA Person wrote:bump
tfw cute little stroopwafels and tieguanyin
Also, I've missed our tea conversations :A
Also, the local campfire might arrive from another continent. Hopefully soon k. :A
Also, I would like to try more Japanese teas but those are impossible to find locally too.
ture same goes for the gril with pretty hands kA Person wrote:but it's unhealthy and the nice gril who liked your story might not find you phsyically atttaricve k
It's a fairly decent loose leaf type (the scent is divine) and it is marked as green tea on the box. I try some bagged oolong from my Taiwanese room mate, but it was extremely strong and bitter. I might have not brewed it properly.A Person wrote:If you are getting a nice loose leaf kind it will probably be closer to green tea and be good, the bagged kind I have is definitely different from the same company's normal oolong but it's still different. I still really want to try the milk oolong. Speaking of Formosa, I was just looking at Formosa Lapsang Souchong/tarry lapsang souchong prices. Why is it so hard to find something that tastes like a liquid campfire locally? :'(Lizzy wrote:I must remember to ask for a tieguanyin sample next time I visit the tea shop. The sri lankan milk oolong is rather delicious, but it doesn't even come close to the Formosa one. :AA Person wrote:bump
tfw cute little stroopwafels and tieguanyin
Also, I've missed our tea conversations :A
I must remember to ask for a tieguanyin sample next time I visit the tea shop. The sri lankan milk oolong is rather delicious, but it doesn't even come close to the Formosa one. :AA Person wrote:bump
tfw cute little stroopwafels and tieguanyin
who's wabbit q.m.bea wrote:
I wonder if this is how wabbit felt when he was chaperoning us in the games threads.....
Careful what you wish for (if you catch my drift)Vompatti wrote:I wish (if you know what I mean).Lizzy wrote:I'm with the wombat.Vompatti wrote:I had a job once and didn't like it.bea wrote:well - one does need the occasional odd job. Besides, you can learn lots from easy to aquire jobs. Bartending is a particularly good job for those who wish to learn about the secrets of man. And it's a job one can do in any part of the globe.Vompatti wrote:^ I think I'll take the first one minus the jobs.
I'm with the wombat.Vompatti wrote:I had a job once and didn't like it.bea wrote:well - one does need the occasional odd job. Besides, you can learn lots from easy to aquire jobs. Bartending is a particularly good job for those who wish to learn about the secrets of man. And it's a job one can do in any part of the globe.Vompatti wrote:^ I think I'll take the first one minus the jobs.
:O butttttttttt we've been on the same team in the avant mafia on PA many many many eons ago.nutella wrote:I remember you Vompatti.
oh ok so Lizzy and Ambray are different people? k
oh wait I should have known that, she spells it Lizzie nvm
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