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CO Hummer

01-23-2007 05:35 PM

Tea Party - Basics

Please review.

http://www.teainfusion.com/culture/tea-parties.html

frenzy1

01-23-2007 07:36 PM

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that's one of the most interesting sites I've seen in a long time ! Thank you so very much my dear sir !! :dancingbanana: :jump: :OWNED:

usetosellhummer

01-23-2007 08:19 PM

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you got one on jack and coke party?:popcorn:

ROX	01-23-2007 08:28 PM

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Usually a type of black tea is chosen, as they are known to reinvigorate a person after a long day.

Noted. Thanks CO.

Steve - SanJose

01-23-2007 08:35 PM

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Okay. I went to a tea tasting in China that was somewhat educational. All I remember about England is drinking tea with warm milk instead of coffee in the morning.

h2co-pilot

01-23-2007 09:35 PM

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:jump: :beerchug: :jump:

I'm going to throw one as soon as my floors are installed.:shhh: :D

CO Hummer

01-23-2007 10:29 PM

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I'd recommend serving these.

Light/Floral/long sweet aftertaste. An excellent tea for the money. My favorite.
http://www.tenren.com/tenfutikuyin.html

Buttery w/mild pepper. My other favorite:
http://www.tenren.com/blactea1stgr.html

ROX	01-23-2007 11:16 PM

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Originally Posted by h2co-pilot

I'm going to throw one as soon as my floors are installed.:shhh: :D

Ask them a good way to polish marks off the floor please.:)

h2co-pilot

01-23-2007 11:24 PM

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We are doing it ourselves. But it says no wax or oil based detergents sweep regularly and maintain your high heels so no metal stomps on it. Maybe Mr. Clean Eraser?

The guys that installed our other one said just use vinegar and water.

Just douche it.:D

:jump:

ROX	01-23-2007 11:29 PM

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BAAAHAHAHAHA!!

I'm sitting in the lounge at the dealership LMFAO!!!

:jump: :jump: :jump: :jump:

Mrs.ssippi

01-24-2007 12:07 AM

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This is my favorite part - What happens during a tea party is limited only by the imagination! Is that like what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Thanks for the info CO.

CO Hummer

01-24-2007 12:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs.ssippi

This is my favorite part - What happens during a tea party is limited only by the imagination! Is that like what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Thanks for the info CO.

Well I don't know anything about tea parties, other than what good tea is.

As far as the pillow fights, tickle wars, and giggly talk about guys like me and DRTY........that's your call.

h2co-pilot

01-24-2007 02:19 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mrs.Sippi

This is my favorite part - What happens during a tea party is limited only by the imagination! Is that like what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas? Thanks for the info CO.

:beerchug:

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Originally Posted by CO Hummer

As far as the pillow fights, tickle wars, and giggly talk about guys like me and DRTY........that's your call.

We dont talk about your legs the whole time.:jump:

CO Hummer

01-25-2007 12:38 AM

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http://www.teachat.com/viewtopic.php?t=2275

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h2co-pilot

01-25-2007 03:39 AM

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Heh Heh! Screw Moab, I am changing my flights.:D;)

CO Hummer

01-25-2007 10:04 PM

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The TEA PARTY LADY, defined:

http://coffeeworks.blogs.com/coffee_...ucing_the.html

h2co-pilot

01-25-2007 11:39 PM

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In this post, I will try to acquaint you with your inner Tea Party Lady, her characteristics, her good side, and her dark side.
I call her Tea Party Lady, although she is not only found in women. Men can have this archetype within them too, although most men would probably prefer some other more masculine term, and many completely suppress their inner TPL, or limit themselves to the "manly" types of entertaining such as barbecuing, etc. I would only say this to the men - there's nothing sissy about the TPL. Overcome those stereotypes and let your inner TPL shine! Just go sew something.

Properly recognized and nurtured, the TPL can be a wonderful asset to any personality. She'll take charge of any gathering, and make it a howling success. However, when forced to go underground or hide, she can become a right nasty bitch. Have you ever met a person who had to have the corners of their napkins folded "just so", or who, upon witnessing spilled tea becomes red in the face and smokes at the ears? This is an example of a TPL gone bad. Give her time and acceptance, however, and she will relax and become the gracious hostess she was meant to be.

:jump: :beerchug: :jump:

CO Hummer

01-26-2007 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by h2co-pilot

:jump: :beerchug: :jump:

Hahaha. I didn't catch that. :D :perfect10s:

Battlebugs

01-26-2007 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by h2co-pilot

:jump: :beerchug: :jump:

I'm going to throw one as soon as my floors are installed.:shhh: :D

;) Please visit Tea Partay.com...playa ;)

http://veryfunnyads.com/

Smirnoff Tea Partay ad :fdance:

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