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loubielou

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7th Nov 08 at 17:43

I know its random but was just wondering

I used to have it really milky with loads of sugar but now i cant stand it like that so have it with tiny bit of milk and no sugar

Im talknig about a cup of tea, not the northerners dinner btw

IvIarkgraham

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7th Nov 08 at 17:43

i dont drink tea

tea is for faggots

Andrew

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7th Nov 08 at 17:43

really milky, no sugar

IvIarkgraham

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7th Nov 08 at 17:44

point proven

Ellis

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7th Nov 08 at 17:45

On a plate, at about 6pm

Joe

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7th Nov 08 at 17:46

Quite milky with alot of sugar for me.

Graham88

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7th Nov 08 at 17:47

Fairly milky, no sugar.

lil_g

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7th Nov 08 at 17:48

Quite milky, a little sugar

Thanks lou

Jodi_the_g

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7th Nov 08 at 17:48

Black no sugar.

Carl

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7th Nov 08 at 17:48

twinings everyday tea bag, 2 sugars and a drop of soya milk (got a milk intolerance)

willay

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7th Nov 08 at 17:51

louise get a job

mwg

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7th Nov 08 at 17:51

brewed for quite a while then average amount of milk. no sugar as then all it tastes of is sugar

Joe

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7th Nov 08 at 17:54

quote:
Originally posted by willay
louise give me a hand job

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Ollie_B

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Registered: 1st Jun 08
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7th Nov 08 at 17:54

same

haha as Matty G

[Edited on 07-11-2008 by ollieb123]

sand-eel

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7th Nov 08 at 17:55

quite milky but strong tea before the milk goes in, if ya know what a mean?

sand-eel

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7th Nov 08 at 17:56

NO SUGAR!!!

eddiewhiteley

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7th Nov 08 at 17:58

hardly any milk, so its very orangey coloured, and NO sugar

milky sugary tea makes me feel sick

Matt H

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7th Nov 08 at 17:58

It has to be Yorkshire tea, otherwise it's a bit crap. Twinnings is alright too, 2nd best I'd say

Not much milk, maybe a bit if sugar if I'm feeling rough

[Edited on 07-11-2008 by Matt H]

Kathryn W

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7th Nov 08 at 17:58

I have mine very strong with a little bit of milk and two sugars

Robin

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7th Nov 08 at 18:03

White, no sugar, preferably delivered by someone else.
Coffee white with two.

Ojc

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7th Nov 08 at 18:03

Since Nurburgring in July I've been having black tea

with two sugars.

Carl

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7th Nov 08 at 18:04

quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
It has to be Yorkshire tea, otherwise it's a bit crap. Twinnings is alright too, 2nd best I'd say

Not much milk, maybe a bit if sugar if I'm feeling rough

[Edited on 07-11-2008 by Matt H]

Other way around for me Matt, Twinnings followed closely second by Yorkshire.

K17STY

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7th Nov 08 at 18:06

Scottish blend, weak, milk two suggaaa.

Looks like dishwater

Matt H

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7th Nov 08 at 18:06

Get a grip Carl

Carl

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7th Nov 08 at 18:15