If You're Chillin' - An Síbín Reoite

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Well earned, if I may say so.

You'll be melting holes in the place!

ibis wrote:

You'll be melting holes in the place!

Not unless it's kept in a thermally-isolated Thermos flask.

You're the scientist, you should know these things.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

ibis wrote:

You'll be melting holes in the place!

Not unless it's kept in a thermally-isolated Thermos flask.

You're the scientist, you should know these things.

That doesn't look like a thermos flask to me...anyway, thermos tea is blurg unless it's chai (the very strong milky sweet tea they serve at Indian truck stops).

ibis wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

ibis wrote:

You'll be melting holes in the place!

Not unless it's kept in a thermally-isolated Thermos flask.

You're the scientist, you should know these things.

That doesn't look like a thermos flask to me...anyway, thermos tea is blurg unless it's chai (the very strong milky sweet tea they serve at Indian truck stops).

Ice-T? and thats the mood music sorted too

Ah, I've got a bed to make love to. G'night one and all. I shall see you all tomorrow(inasmuch as one can see through the medium of the Information Superhighway)

Oíche mhaith agus codladh sámh!

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

ibis wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

ibis wrote:

You'll be melting holes in the place!

Not unless it's kept in a thermally-isolated Thermos flask.

You're the scientist, you should know these things.

That doesn't look like a thermos flask to me...anyway, thermos tea is blurg unless it's chai (the very strong milky sweet tea they serve at Indian truck stops).

Ice-T? and thats the mood music sorted too

Where is Evotingmachine0197 ? - he would sort out some music - just a nice little link

cactus flower wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

ibis wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

ibis wrote:

You'll be melting holes in the place!

Not unless it's kept in a thermally-isolated Thermos flask.

You're the scientist, you should know these things.

That doesn't look like a thermos flask to me...anyway, thermos tea is blurg unless it's chai (the very strong milky sweet tea they serve at Indian truck stops).

Ice-T? and thats the mood music sorted too

Where is Evotingmachine0197 ? - he would sort out some music - just a nice little link

Hes in the John creating a golden ice arch

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

riadach wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

Your Teasing Riadach:

Hope you like the sounds tonight - the link is on the first post in this thread.

riadach wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

Teaistic evolution states that all life begins and ends in a complex mixture of milk, teabags, water and mugs. The way that they combine is the result of God's plan.

Tea is the physical manifestation of God's will. He wills us to reach full understanding of the world and God's wonder. One cup at a time.

Teadicy is non-canonical. It pains me that you would mention it.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

Teaistic evolution states that all life begins and ends in a complex mixture of milk, teabags, water and mugs. The way that they combine is the result of God's plan.

Tea is the physical manifestation of God's will. He wills us to reach full understanding of the world and God's wonder. One cup at a time.

Teadicy is non-canonical. It pains me that you would mention it.

Are you teasing out your teasis?

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

Teaistic evolution states that all life begins and ends in a complex mixture of milk, teabags, water and mugs. The way that they combine is the result of God's plan.

Tea is the physical manifestation of God's will. He wills us to reach full understanding of the world and God's wonder. One cup at a time.

Teadicy is non-canonical. It pains me that you would mention it.

Are you teasing out your teasis?

You've got the situation down to a tea.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

what are ye having of a monday night? think i'll order a cup of tay myself..

Do, I recommend it as the Defender of the Tealogical Faith.

Telogical? Aquinas's theory that god must exist because tea is perfect and complex?

Is that linked to teaistic evolution?

What about teadicy? Why good and bad tea happens.

Teaistic evolution states that all life begins and ends in a complex mixture of milk, teabags, water and mugs. The way that they combine is the result of God's plan.

Tea is the physical manifestation of God's will. He wills us to reach full understanding of the world and God's wonder. One cup at a time.

Teadicy is non-canonical. It pains me that you would mention it.

Are you teasing out your teasis?

You've got the situation down to a tea.

I'll take a leaf out of your book

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Are you teasing out your teasis?

You've got the situation down to a tea.

I'll take a leaf out of your book

Teariffic!

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Are you teasing out your teasis?

You've got the situation down to a tea.

I'll take a leaf out of your book

Teariffic!

Cheannaioh mé an tae-léine

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Are you teasing out your teasis?

You've got the situation down to a tea.

I'll take a leaf out of your book

Teariffic!

Cheannaioh mé an tae-léine

Ó, tá sé foirfe! Sár-mhaith, Seathrún!

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

riadach wrote:

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

That is one of the beliefs of tealogy. We hold Bertrand's teapot in the highest regard. We await the birth of the Chosen Tea-Lady. She will be born without Original Blend and be the One to pour the Tea of Truth from Bertrand's teapot.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

That is one of the beliefs of tealogy. We hold Bertrand's teapot in the highest regard. We await the birth of the Chosen Tea-Lady. She will be born without Original Blend and be the One to pour the Tea of Truth from Bertrand's teapot.

Does the tea contain the pot or the pot the tea?

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

That is one of the beliefs of tealogy. We hold Bertrand's teapot in the highest regard. We await the birth of the Chosen Tea-Lady. She will be born without Original Blend and be the One to pour the Tea of Truth from Bertrand's teapot.

Does the tea contain the pot or the pot the tea?

Well, the teapot is a metaphysical anomaly and, in this dimension, un-imaginable. What we do know is that there will be a pot, and there will be tea, but in a form we may not expect. The Stirrers have not articulated on this area in full detail.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

That is one of the beliefs of tealogy. We hold Bertrand's teapot in the highest regard. We await the birth of the Chosen Tea-Lady. She will be born without Original Blend and be the One to pour the Tea of Truth from Bertrand's teapot.

Does the tea contain the pot or the pot the tea?

Well, the teapot is a metaphysical anomaly and, in this dimension, un-imaginable. What we do know is that there will be a pot, and there will be tea, but in a form we may not expect. The Stirrers have not articulated on this area in full detail.

Is the existance of the pot consequent to or as a resullt of the perceived existance of the tea? Can the pot of tea exist in perceived reality if the tea does not exist?(within real perception or perceived reality)

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

riadach wrote:

Is teaology the belief in Betrand's teapot?

That is one of the beliefs of tealogy. We hold Bertrand's teapot in the highest regard. We await the birth of the Chosen Tea-Lady. She will be born without Original Blend and be the One to pour the Tea of Truth from Bertrand's teapot.

Does the tea contain the pot or the pot the tea?

Well, the teapot is a metaphysical anomaly and, in this dimension, un-imaginable. What we do know is that there will be a pot, and there will be tea, but in a form we may not expect. The Stirrers have not articulated on this area in full detail.

Is the existance of the pot consequent to or as a resullt of the perceived existance of the tea? Can the pot of tea exist in perceived reality if the tea does not exist?(within real perception or perceived reality)

Well, the teapot has been created to convey the tea, so it can be argued that the tea is consequent to the pot. Pots are the silent but quietly admired messengers of the Divine Truth.