I've just made tea the wrong way.  I say the wrong way because it's not how I usually make tea and it tasted very different from my normal cup.  It's funny how the same 4 ingredients can be used in exactly the same way but in a different order and the outcome is different.

Usually I do: teabag, then sugar, then boiling water, then milk.

BUT  

tonight I did: teabag, then sugar, then MILK, then boiling water and it made the tea a lot more milky and just not as nice as normal.  

not very interesting, I know, but I thought I'd share.

I've noticed that when I've put in the milk before the water 

I do teabag then water, squeeze it, then milk and if I had sugar it would be before the milk 

I don't drink tea

I usually have one cup when I get out of bed but recently I've been drinking it more often as it settles my sick stomach.  I don't drink coffee though.  It's evil.

Ah, your condition...

Me too.

Well that's not strictly true, I have maybe one cup every few weeks.

gone arse over bollox

made sandwiches

went upstairs

fell down them

what a knob

i slid forward

lol

i slided

i have no nose

i have a nose

but a slidey one

its red

i think i shu8d nod off

  Take it easy Pirate! 

I did too 

I also laughed at the winking comment

You are a funny guy Pirate I hope your stepsons happy.

Ditto!

I couldn't get through the day without coffee.

i just looked

im carpet burned

my nose is red

my chin is redder.

and i fell of my chair

i love you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx4Hjq6KwO0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6lxuYme-8c

i got a black eye and a black chin

i m off

Pirate don't do yourself any more injuries. Beddies for you! 

Pirate, you silly sod!!  

You'll look braw the morra.

Lol I know this is a bit rude to be posting but I was just on facebook and saw my cousin had posted about football (nothing new for a saturday) one of his mates says 'I hope your team loses today' to which he replies 'I hope your next shite is a hedgehog'.  

 I am easily amused but I thought that was a very good come back.

You back from hold Jen or are you having sneaky gaga session while away?

Thought I'd share this link if any of you fancy taking advantage of the offer. It's for a free 2 month trial of a Taste Card

http://www.tastecard.co.uk/m/trial/2/newspaper

Now that's what you call windy!!

A man is lifted off the ground as gale force winds sweep up his jacket in Sennen Cove, Cornwall

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2554557/Gales-80mph-

I am a tea monster.

I buy 240 bags a week and drink around 30 cups a day.

I am also on the books of Papworth Hospital for caffeine addiction .

They are graded (in order of severity) Moderate, Severe, Acute, and finally Chronic.

Mine is Chronic.

Top that up with 6 cans of Monster Green per day.

A potentially lethal caffeine dose is rated at 1.4mg.

I am on around 3.5mg per day.

Tea is good.

Life without tea would be existence.

And before anyone says the dreaded "decaf" word - I tried.

Its just nasty.

  that's a lot of tea Mike!

 I thought I was a bit of a Tea Jenny, but you take it to a whole new level, Mike!

In the event that Team GB managed to win a medal in earlier today – this American competitor, Jessika Jenson, managed to land on her face rather than on her board! Ouch… but what a quality picture!

If any of you have children around this age. I dare you to dress them like this 

At risk of life and limb

That's brilliant! 

If I had younger children I'd rather dress them like that, than sit at a dinner table being amused by a tablet computer. 

Teach chi your kids how to behave at a table instead of shoving technology in front of them to keep them quiet. 

Anyone here tried the Halo wire extensions ,I am tempted to buy .

im still in Florida but like to pop in on the 'rest' days, like today. I will be posting from around the pool in a little while as today is a pool and food day

Where does that expression come from? My mum says it but up until now she's the only person I've heard say that.

I have read that its origin is Scottish, with the word Jenny meaning 'a lot of', so a Tea Jenny was someone who liked a lot of tea.

However, this could be utter codswallop, as I have never heard the word ' jenny' used in place of 'a lot of' for anything else.