The Teabag: 100 years of sterling service

Cén cineál tae is fearr leat?

Vote early and vote often!

Other words on that page are

Flagitious - meaning deeply criminal, utterly wicked

and, equally useful on a site like this...

Flapdoodle "a pleasing and evocative sounding word which sums up perfectly the empty talk and jibberish with which one is sometimes bombarded"

Kate P wrote:

Other words on that page are

Flagitious - meaning deeply criminal, utterly wicked

and, equally useful on a site like this...

Flapdoodle "a pleasing and evocative sounding word which sums up perfectly the empty talk and jibberish with which one is sometimes bombarded"

What a gallimaufry of terminology.......sits back smugly........ a veritable smorgarsbord if you will

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Kate P wrote:

Other words on that page are

Flagitious - meaning deeply criminal, utterly wicked

and, equally useful on a site like this...

Flapdoodle "a pleasing and evocative sounding word which sums up perfectly the empty talk and jibberish with which one is sometimes bombarded"

What a gallimaufry of terminology.......sits back smugly

Ah, but can you indulge in ultracrepidarianism?

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Kate P wrote:

Other words on that page are

Flagitious - meaning deeply criminal, utterly wicked

and, equally useful on a site like this...

Flapdoodle "a pleasing and evocative sounding word which sums up perfectly the empty talk and jibberish with which one is sometimes bombarded"

What a gallimaufry of terminology.......sits back smugly

Ah, but can you indulge in ultracrepidarianism?

Ne supra crepidam judicaret

No siucra crappyjam junket?

I'm glad to see that Barry's tea is emerging in its rightful position of Top Tea. Barry's teas are rounded, subtle, harmonious, fresh and caffeinated to exactly the right degree. Every month I send off packets of Barry's tea to friends and relations around the world who have developed a dependency on Barry's tea. If the Gards intercepted the packages headlines would appear
***** worth stash of Barry's Tea with a Street Value of ****seized...
Barry's Tea! The winner!

Eh.. Not... Cactus, as a dignified member of the Machine Nation cabinet, please not conclusions to jump.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

Eh.. Not... Cactus, as a dignified member of the Machine Nation cabinet, please not conclusions to jump.

Not a Barry's drinker, Evm0197?

cactus flower wrote:

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

Eh.. Not... Cactus, as a dignified member of the Machine Nation cabinet, please not conclusions to jump.

Not a Barry's drinker, Evm0197?

Methinks not. I was in Town today and I had a delightful Lavender Earl Grey Tea made by a company called Revolution. Not half bad, i mo thuairimse.

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

Kate P wrote:

Other words on that page are

Flagitious - meaning deeply criminal, utterly wicked

and, equally useful on a site like this...

Flapdoodle "a pleasing and evocative sounding word which sums up perfectly the empty talk and jibberish with which one is sometimes bombarded"

What a gallimaufry of terminology.......sits back smugly

Ah, but can you indulge in ultracrepidarianism?

Ne supra crepidam judicaret

Egad! Begone with your pusillanimous absquatulations!

Why are people so hung up on one tea anyways ?

Auditor #9 wrote:

Why are people so hung up on one tea anyways ?

Indeed, one should have an open mind in this regard. I quite like Lyons, Bewleys, Twinings and Tetley. I'm less fussy.

Gosh, this is terrible. I was anti-Lisbon Treaty and now I'm anti-tea. I would start a thread about coffee only I'd be badgered to death with the "who is funding the coffee thread?" and "what's the coffee thread's unterior motive?" questions. So I won't bother. 

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Why are people so hung up on one tea anyways ?

Indeed, one should have an open mind in this regard. I quite like Lyons, Bewleys, Twinings and Tetley. I'm less fussy.

I like them all...I'm a complete tea slut, I'm afraid.

ibis wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Auditor #9 wrote:

Why are people so hung up on one tea anyways ?

Indeed, one should have an open mind in this regard. I quite like Lyons, Bewleys, Twinings and Tetley. I'm less fussy.

I like them all...I'm a complete tea slut, I'm afraid.

Don't worry ibis, don't be afraid. A tea slut is worth 10 times a coffee monomogue.

Barrys really has won the vote on this poll, hasn't it? I would've thought Lyons would win.

cookiemonster wrote:

Gosh, this is terrible. I was anti-Lisbon Treaty and now I'm anti-tea. I would start a thread about coffee only I'd be badgered to death with the "who is funding the coffee thread?" and "what's the coffee thread's unterior motive?" questions. So I won't bother.

So Cookiemonster, you prefer coffee to tea, eh? Hmmm, sounds like US-Military anti-Chinese propaganda to me. What kind of a Irishman prefers coffee to tea except one that has pocketed the yankee dollar?; who but an acolyte of Frasier's west coast coffee culture could betray the national drink?; who but George Bush's lapdogs could deny their ancestors so? Oh yes, it's all starting to make sense now...

I propose we arrest and threaten to kill anyone who says Barry's Tea won the poll. It sees to be working for Mugabe.

Barry's tea - mellifluous, complex, warm in flavour, with a hint of woody sweetness - I'll not be silenced by your strong arm tactics Evm

cactus flower wrote:

Barry's tea - mellifluous, complex, warm in flavour, with a hint of woody sweetness - I'll not be silenced by your strong arm tactics Evm

Ah, Lyons has drawn equal with Barrys, great stuff. I'm enjoying their Gold Blend right at this moment in time. Lovely stuff.