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EDWARDIAN LIL

Has anyone noticed the music that FLOG IT is using for background noise?

Hilarious!

Someone is deffo havin a larff!

Old biddies bringing in t-pots to The Stranglers,ladies with old brooches
sourced from old dears that 'they cleaned for'

,dodgy vases being sold because
they don't suit the decor or they have a new budgie and are worried that it might knock the vase over and devalue it!

Today we had: Culture Club,Blondie,etc.

Tomorrow hopefully we will have SNUFF BOXES being sold with LED ZEPP blarring in the background,old teddy (blends) being sold to the dulcet tones of DEEP PURPLE!

Honestly, I bet the music dept. for FLOG IT or the new guy they have doing the music is in fits
when he edits the music for the show!

Sneaking in The Sex Pistols as incidental music

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EDWARDIAN LILMember

That guy from FLOG IT - he said nobody uses a tea pot anymore -

Well they obviously don't use manicure sets either - have you seen his nails

but I must say - he does look good in a puffa

9/11/098:43 AM

Garage JoeMember

quote:
Originally posted by EDWARDIAN LIL:
That guy from FLOG IT - he said nobody uses a tea pot anymore -

Blimey! Depending on who is in, we have three different sizes in use. We drink gallons of tea.

9/11/098:46 AM

kattymieowwMember 10 years

I always use a teapot,stainless steel though not pottery.Hate dunking a teabag in a mug,it's too strong that way and looks a trifle uncouth.

9/11/098:48 AM

EDWARDIAN LILMember

oh i do love a tea pot - but sadly it's a tea bag in a cup these days - but i do like a saucer
garage joe

9/11/098:49 AM

EDWARDIAN LILMember

quote:
Originally posted by kattymieoww:
I always use a teapot,stainless steel though not pottery.Hate dunking a teabag in a mug,it's too strong that way and looks a trifle uncouth.

teapots rock

9/11/098:50 AM

EDWARDIAN LILMember

that mad expert in the scarves with the redder than red red face (because he is wearing a scarf indoors

)

9/11/098:52 AM

Garage JoeMember

quote:
Originally posted by EDWARDIAN LIL:
oh i do love a tea pot - but sadly it's a tea bag in a cup these days - but i do like a saucer
garage joe

As long as you hold your little finger out straight it is perfectly OK to drink from the saucer.

9/11/098:53 AM

LeccyMember

quote:
Originally posted by kattymieoww:
I always use a teapot,stainless steel though not pottery.Hate dunking a teabag in a mug,it's too strong that way and looks a trifle uncouth.

I have never owned (or used) a stainless steel teapot without a defective spout.

Now, I'm the first to admit I can't cope with a full teapot at the best of times and my aim isn't so great...but I end up soaking the table/bench, without fail.

As an aside this thread has made me fancy a proper cup of tea with loose tea...I dunno why we stopped using it

9/11/099:05 AM

CagneyMember

I hate tea.

9/11/099:08 AM

LeccyMember

quote:
Originally posted by Cagney:
I hate tea.

I think my bloodstream is 70% tea, 10 % vod and the remaining 20% is made up of weak black coffee, tap water and orange squash

9/11/099:11 AM

Garage JoeMember

quote:
Originally posted by electric6:
quote:
Originally posted by Cagney:
I hate tea.

I think my bloodstream is 70% tea, 10 % vod and the remaining 20% is made up of weak black coffee, tap water and orange squash

Hi Leccy

Didn't like to say hello in the other thread. It would have been unseemly.

9/11/099:14 AM

CagneyMember

quote:
Originally posted by electric6:
quote:
Originally posted by Cagney:
I hate tea.

I think my bloodstream is 70% tea, 10 % vod and the remaining 20% is made up of weak black coffee, tap water and orange squash

Mine is 70% water, 10% red bull and 20% vodka

I was sickened off tea when I was little. Everywhere you went "want a cup of tea?" and I was brought up to be polite so I thought I HAD to say yes. Then be polite and not leave a drop (not funny when your nana makes it with tea leaves)

9/11/099:14 AM

Garage JoeMember

quote:
Originally posted by electric6:
quote:
Originally posted by kattymieoww:
I always use a teapot,stainless steel though not pottery.Hate dunking a teabag in a mug,it's too strong that way and looks a trifle uncouth.

I have never owned (or used) a stainless steel teapot without a defective spout.

Now, I'm the first to admit I can't cope with a full teapot at the best of times and my aim isn't so great...but I end up soaking the table/bench, without fail.

As an aside this thread has made me fancy a proper cup of tea with loose tea...I dunno why we stopped using it

We cut Earl Grey 50% with loose tea ordinaire.

9/11/099:15 AM

LeccyMember

Hello Joe

Oh that sounds nice, I've never thought of doing that...I do like Earl Grey but I couldn't drink it every day...I like the kick of the bog standard stuff.

Hahaha Cags, yeah, up here kids are weaned on tea pretty much...fizzy pop was unheard of in our house when I was a kid.

9/11/099:20 AM

*BB*Member

quote:
Originally posted by EDWARDIAN LIL:
That guy from FLOG IT - he said nobody uses a tea pot anymore -

Well they obviously don't use manicure sets either - have you seen his nails

but I must say - he does look good in a puffa

We always use a teapot, and we always use loose tea, never teabags.

Are you talking about the presenter Paul Martin? I haven't seen today's show yet. Actually I think he scrubs his hands to oblivion. He is an antique furniture dealer and restores a lot of his stock himself. He also owns horses and also has a huge garden so his hands and fingernails are never going to look like a concert pianists hands. They always look spotlessly clean though.

9/11/099:55 AM

SezitMember

quote:
Originally posted by electric6:
quote:
Originally posted by kattymieoww:
I always use a teapot,stainless steel though not pottery.Hate dunking a teabag in a mug,it's too strong that way and looks a trifle uncouth.

I have never owned (or used) a stainless steel teapot without a defective spout.

Now, I'm the first to admit I can't cope with a full teapot at the best of times and my aim isn't so great...but I end up soaking the table/bench, without fail.

As an aside this thread has made me fancy a proper cup of tea with loose tea...I dunno why we stopped using it

I have a little tip about stainless steal tea pots.Before pouring, always flip the lid open and you will not spill a drop.

9/11/0910:05 AM

LeccyMember

quote:
Originally posted by sezit:
I have a little tip about stainless steal tea pots.Before pouring, always flip the lid open and you will not spill a drop.

Oooh I'll try that, ta

9/11/0910:06 AM

GelMember

When I read the title Lil, thought you were getting into edwardian perversions for a moment

9/11/0911:15 AM

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