21 Feb 07
Originally posted by reader1107Breakfast tea as in the tea you have for breakfast, or breakfast tea as in English Breakfast tea? I don't normally drink tea for breakfast (I don't like warm stuff in the morning), but I have sometimes had English Breakfast tea. With Northern Comfort, of course.
I put Northern Comfort in Chai and sometimes in breakfast tea.
Are the messy masses over, or haven't they started yet?
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by NordlysNorthern Comfort with English Breakfast Tea. One Mass down, one to go -- complete with more ashes. Generally I drink coffee at home before work and check my games and such. Then at work I have tea. I'd much rather have a caffeine IV, but I can't find one and I hate needles.
Breakfast tea as in the tea you have for breakfast, or breakfast tea as in English Breakfast tea? I don't normally drink tea for breakfast (I don't like warm stuff in the morning), but I have sometimes had English Breakfast tea. With Northern Comfort, of course.
Are the messy masses over, or haven't they started yet?
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by NordlysIt seems you are quite the tea expert Ms Noodles.
Breakfast tea as in the tea you have for breakfast, or breakfast tea as in English Breakfast tea? I don't normally drink tea for breakfast (I don't like warm stuff in the morning), but I have sometimes had English Breakfast tea. With Northern Comfort, of course.
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by reader1107Well if you need more ashes maybe I should show up and burst into flames.
Northern Comfort with English Breakfast Tea. One Mass down, one to go -- complete with more ashes. Generally I drink coffee at home before work and check my games and such. Then at work I have tea. I'd much rather have a caffeine IV, but I can't find one and I hate needles.
What kind of silly ritual and materials are involved in generated the "holy ashes"?
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by RookRAKThey burn the palms that were used the previous Palm Sunday. Oh, plus the occasional unrepentent sinner who bursts into flames spontaneously. Usually people fight for those ashes. 😉
Well if you need more ashes maybe I should show up and burst into flames.
What kind of silly ritual and materials are involved in generated the "holy ashes"?
21 Feb 07
Originally posted by reader1107I burned my palm the other day taking a pan out of the oven.
They burn the palms that were used the previous Palm Sunday. Oh, plus the occasional unrepentent sinner who bursts into flames spontaneously. Usually people fight for those ashes. 😉
I was brought up Catholic so I suppose I should have known the answer. Now I'm an ultra-radical atheist (i.e. flammable)