Are you a psychopath?

@badradger said
my father often used Tetleys as weedkiller.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Phew. Rusty had a lucky escape.

😲

@very-rusty said
I most likely know more about Chinese tea than you do about sarcasm...it might be close though! 😛 Friends of mine who are owners of a Chinese Restaurant and Chinese even brought be back tea that one can only get in China as a gift for me.

-VR

@great-big-stees said
Much more of this "tea talk" and I may just become a psychopath. 😠

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Sigh.

Milk in Earl Grey will not only curdle (due to containing a citrus fruit – oil of bergamot) but you will also taint and arguably obliterate the subtle nuances of the drink. What next, mustard in your cucumber sandwiches?

@rookie54 said
earl gray sucks the bergamot boogy...
you've now gone from a four and a half star person to two stars...

@caissad4 said
Lots of milk and sugar with a hint of dark chocolate.
A 40 ounce mug at a time. Nice buzz.

@rookie54 said
earl gray sucks the bergamot boogy...
you've now gone from a four and a half star person to two stars...

@ghost-of-a-duke said
The Ghost he wants his stars back,
he's prepared sir to turn to crime,
to make Earl Grey more palatable,
he even poured it out in rhyme.

Bergamont sir is beautiful,
it's fragrant and full of zest,
although it may cause flatulence
it puts hairs upon yer chest.

@mudfinger said
That's beautiful man.

@suzianne said
WithOUT lemon.

WITH a little milk.

@shallow-blue said
Beware! If you put milk in Earl Grey and it doesn't curdle, it wasn't real Earl Grey. Ditto for lemon tea.

@shallow-blue said
Beware! If you put milk in Earl Grey and it doesn't curdle, it wasn't real Earl Grey. Ditto for lemon tea.

@very-rusty said
Lemon tea is a great tea! 😉

Old Spooky likes his tea
And most folk call her he
But her gender is fluid
Just like an old druid
On that we can agree