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Here's a daft question 18:57 - Apr 28 with 5493 views

Have you ever had a decent cup of tea from a cafe or other outlet?

What is it about our national drink that makes it so difficult to get it right? I cannot remember a single passable cup from a coffee shop, train station or wherever. They've all been terrible.

Is it a question of science, or is there something more sinister afoot? Penny for your thoughts, TWTD.

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Here's a daft question on 09:55 - Apr 29 with 537 views

Leaky

Worked for a polish lady once, made tea using proper tea leaves thought this will be good, then found she she made it in a saucepan with condensed milk. Americans also not very good at making tea in my experience. It comes out of a jar with powdered milk & sugar.

Here's a daft question on 10:08 - Apr 29 with 527 views

GlasgowBlue

Here's a daft question on 09:54 - Apr 29 by footers
Don't think any of us will be going anywhere soon, but I have noted it down in my little black book for a later date. Let's hope the tea lives up to the billing :)

You’d be following in fine socialist footsteps. Former speaker Michael Martin was a regular customer before his passing. And both Chuka Umunna and Ian McNichol have frequented our establishments.

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Here's a daft question on 10:27 - Apr 29 with 514 views

jontysnut

Here's a daft question on 19:41 - Apr 28 by ITFC_Forever

Sales of hot drinks should be banned.

Bloody pretentious twits ordering obscure coffee / milk combinations from a machine where the operative has to twist and turn more knobs and create more steam than a steam engine.

Just means that everyone else has to queue to buy an already made sandwich and can of pop.... so their 10 second transaction has to wait behind a five minute per cup faff some brown crap.

[Post edited 29 Apr 2020 9:52]

don't get me started on coffee machines in pubs

Here's a daft question on 12:08 - Apr 29 with 488 views

J2BLUE

Here's a daft question on 09:50 - Apr 29 by footers
About £100 an hour?

It seems you mixed the two when you only charged me £20.

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Here's a daft question on 12:13 - Apr 29 with 482 views

footers

Here's a daft question on 12:08 - Apr 29 by J2BLUE
It seems you mixed the two when you only charged me £20.

I've always loved you in a way, J2. It took a crisis to admit it, but the heart wants what the heart wants. Who knows, once the lockdown is over we may find ourselves spending more and more time together.

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Here's a daft question on 12:16 - Apr 29 with 476 views

J2BLUE

Here's a daft question on 12:13 - Apr 29 by footers
I've always loved you in a way, J2. It took a crisis to admit it, but the heart wants what the heart wants. Who knows, once the lockdown is over we may find ourselves spending more and more time together.

And just like that i'm hoping the lockdown never ends

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Here's a daft question on 12:19 - Apr 29 with 471 views

footers

Here's a daft question on 12:16 - Apr 29 by J2BLUE
And just like that i'm hoping the lockdown never ends

Playing coy only strengthens my ardour, amongst other things. I'll be counting the days till then. x

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