Posted: 14 Apr 2017, 13:06
Emma, it would be easier if you came here!
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Oh, that was a beautiful, beautiful thing.Chaotican wrote:Remember when the American Tea Party used to refer to their own members as Tea Baggers?
I just might be in September, some old band is playingemilystrange wrote:Emma, it would be easier if you came here!
not only are they a good band, they offer a way out of hell.EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote: I just might be in September, some old band is playing
That's an entirely different thread, but, I fear, a lonely oneEmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:It's all in the wrist.
Swinnow wrote:That's an entirely different thread, but, I fear, a lonely oneEmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:It's all in the wrist.
and dunking would be inadvisablemillion voices wrote:.....and you have to be careful where the crumbs end up
That's my cousin's birthday and her dad was a manager in Jacobs!EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:Mark your calendars
[Moves in.]Charlie wrote:Every day is biscuit day in this house
EvilBastard wrote:A really good strong cup of Earl Grey at about 4pm will reinvigorate, reenergise, and revitalise the body and mind, it relieves stress, and the bergamot is a mood enhancer. 2 or 3 cups with the right people will have you bouncing off the walls and pondering whether the ceiling joists will hold a fuckswing.Microcosmia wrote:Intrigued to know, how do you have an orgy with Earl Grey tea?? It just seems so sedate..
The sedateness is a cunning ploy - we Earl Grey orgiastists don't want everyone to know that we're randy buggers and can't wait to run home, pop the kettle on and christen the patio so we give the impression of being frightfully proper. Trust me on this - we're not!
'We're gonna need a bigger biscuit tin'UnnaturalDisaster wrote:[Moves in.]Charlie wrote:Every day is biscuit day in this house
So...if you dunk an Early Grey biscuit in a cup of Earl Grey tea, does it result in an Anomaly? A Singularity? A rift in the fabric of time and space itself? Out of which pops a tiny little weird-looking guy wearing some kind of official hat who takes your tea away hands you a stern note, warning about meddling with Things Beyond Your Understanding?EmmaPeelWannaBe wrote:EvilBastard wrote:A really good strong cup of Earl Grey at about 4pm will reinvigorate, reenergise, and revitalise the body and mind, it relieves stress, and the bergamot is a mood enhancer. 2 or 3 cups with the right people will have you bouncing off the walls and pondering whether the ceiling joists will hold a fuckswing.Microcosmia wrote:Intrigued to know, how do you have an orgy with Earl Grey tea?? It just seems so sedate..
The sedateness is a cunning ploy - we Earl Grey orgiastists don't want everyone to know that we're randy buggers and can't wait to run home, pop the kettle on and christen the patio so we give the impression of being frightfully proper. Trust me on this - we're not!
Combining interests.
EvilBastard wrote:
So...if you dunk an Early Grey biscuit in a cup of Earl Grey tea, does it result in an Anomaly? A Singularity? A rift in the fabric of time and space itself? Out of which pops a tiny little weird-looking guy wearing some kind of official hat who takes your tea away hands you a stern note, warning about meddling with Things Beyond Your Understanding?
I'm tempted to try it in order to find out. If you wake up tomorrow to discover that the entire planet has disappeared and you are sitting on a solar-flare-swept hunk of rock 13 million lightyears from earth...yeah, sorry about that
The universe as a plain-chocolate Kit Kat? I could go along with that. Assuming that it was one of the regular 4-bar versions (in the old-style foil wrapper, natch), and not one of these new-fangled and frankly ungodsly "chunky" Kit Kats.Microcosmia wrote:[It might be a soggy antimatter biscuit quandary.
And all along I thought that the universe was made up of wafers covered in smooth dark matter.
Another myth dunked.