Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part XLI!

• Wanda

  17 Sep 07, 21:18

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  longjing is actually like no taste one

  Then why so special?
  
  And bear...
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:18

  and to think my brownish mug could be worth a lot of money because of my sloth
  
  
  
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Hey, u know what? I thot those zhi char hu (special expensive clay teapot) were used like that to make tea....they dun wash the teapot to give the tea that extra oomph...!

• sbst275

  17 Sep 07, 21:19

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Then why so special?
  
  And bear...

  PRC govt uses it to serve guest
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:20

  i bought my OSK green tea at Mustafa at $5.50 (i think)..
  Mustafa...I need to go there and get my Pommes..
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:20

  well, maybe the best cardboard is harvested for it?
  
  

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  PRC govt uses it to serve guest

• Wanda

  17 Sep 07, 21:22

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  PRC govt uses it to serve guest

  That sounds funny.
  
  My PRC colleagues also rave about it...saying what good stuff it is, it must be made at a certain temp..blah, blah...but after I took a sip...it's like plain water.
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:23

  the moon...outside my room..
  
• sbst275

  17 Sep 07, 21:24

  
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:25

  OMG, i found my cute japanese tin can of mushroom tea in my mom kitchen cabinet..it's expired..(bought at Mt Fuji...)
  
  and my Oolong Tea Tei Guan yin from LongJin, the tin can only. the tea all gone.. (sob)..
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:25

  i went with a little tripod, went with very small aperture and very slow shutter speed...
  
  got a mess
• Meia Gisborn

  17 Sep 07, 21:27

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  well, maybe the best cardboard is harvested for it?
  
  

  Oh, come now! It's common knowledge that Grade-A cardboard is reserved exclusively for use in the manufacture of 'tea' sold by Wal-Mart and Sam's Club.
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:27

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  i went with a little tripod, went with very small aperture and very slow shutter speed...
  
  got a mess

  huh? on the moon?
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:27

  i got a can of some kind of australian type tea unopened since.. uhh.. 2000
  
  

  Originally posted by Celtic Knot:

  OMG, i found my cute japanese tin can of mushroom tea in my mom kitchen cabinet..it's expired..(bought at Mt Fuji...)
  
  and my Oolong Tea Tei Guan yin from LongJin, the tin can only. the tea all gone.. (sob)..

• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:27

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:

  Oh, come now! It's common knowledge that Grade-A cardboard is reserved exclusively for use in the manufacture of 'tea' sold by Wal-Mart and Sam's Club.

  huh...got logic to it??
• Wanda

  17 Sep 07, 21:28

  I'm off to shower and then watch the 10pm HK drama. ...got cute guys in the show.
• sbst275

  17 Sep 07, 21:30

  I'm wondering how to write the letter of a dangerous swinging bendy bus running on the road, I've taken down the reg no
• Meia Gisborn

  17 Sep 07, 21:30

  Originally posted by Celtic Knot:

  huh...got logic to it??

  Have you tried Wal-Mart's house brand of tea? It actually does taste like cardboard.
  
  But it is cheap: 200 teabags for $1.50...
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:34

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
  
  Have you tried Wal-Mart's house brand of tea? It actually [b]does taste like cardboard.
  
  But it is cheap: 200 teabags for $1.50...[/b]

  200 teabags for $1.50....hmmm..
  
  I prefer better tea...since it is brewed and slowly tasting it (sayang my tastebuds) ..and slow down in everything i do....just relax..
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:34

  then it should be Grade D cardboard
  
  

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
  
  Have you tried Wal-Mart's house brand of tea? It actually [b]does taste like cardboard.
  
  But it is cheap: 200 teabags for $1.50...[/b]

• stellazio

  17 Sep 07, 21:35

  sbst, few days ago i rmb u were complaining about buses travelling more then 60 right?
• Celtic Knot

  17 Sep 07, 21:35

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  I'm wondering how to write the letter of a dangerous swinging bendy bus running on the road, I've taken down the reg no

  but u may need pics / video of proof lor...later the owner of the reg no may in return say u are making false statement.
• the Bear

  17 Sep 07, 21:35

  
  
  don't get him started
  
  

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  sbst, few days ago i rmb u were complaining about buses travelling more then 60 right?

• Meia Gisborn

  17 Sep 07, 21:35

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  I'm wondering how to write the letter of a dangerous swinging bendy bus running on the road, I've taken down the reg no

  Is it just one particular articulated bus that you perceive as being dangerous, or all of them in general?
  
  You can write the letter, but I doubt the bus company will do anything about it.
• sbst275

  17 Sep 07, 21:35

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  sbst, few days ago i rmb u were complaining about buses travelling more then 60 right?

  Those are MY buses, LTA that time say they cant' do anything
• Lin Yu

  17 Sep 07, 21:36

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  
  
  don't get him started