Anyone fancy a cup of Tea ?

[Anonymous]

From a machine with a £7,700 price tag

Refreshing cuppa

A machine with a £7,700 ($13,000) price tag is said by its manufacturers to make "the perfect cup of tea".

Source : BBC news.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-27243269

[Anonymous]

Tinawoods said "Cant beat pg but i like my tea slighty milky not too strong and one sugar mmmm think i shall have another one now"


Rofl

[Cleoriff]

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@Anonymous wrote:
PG Tips Strong OR 2 tea bags please.

Oh and @Cleoriff we all think you are sweet enough as you are 😀

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Lovely comment @Anonymous ...however you probably don't know me THAT well.....:

I have been called a Rottweiler in other circles...as @jonsie and @Anonymous  would confirm

[Anonymous]

Yup I stand as a witness to that fact.



Also a cougar.

Hence the avatar.

[jonsie]

I know when to let sleeping dogs lie (especially rottweilers!)

[Cleoriff]

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
From a machine with a £7,700 price tag

Refreshing cuppa

A machine with a £7,700 ($13,000) price tag is said by its manufacturers to make "the perfect cup of tea".

Source : BBC news.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-27243269

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What a load of complete tosh

I'll stick with my Yorkshire Tea tea bags, preferably not de-caff which I have to have for health reasons = Ugh !!!

Yorkshire Tea is aka Taylors of Harrogate tea 

Served in a half-pint pot 

[Anonymous]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Please don't shudder...but I have been known to throw a canderal in as well...if my friends have been a

little stingy with their 3 sugars....

And honestly I am not being facetious. I am lucky enough to be blessed with 'skinny genes'...

Mum and Dad both could eat what they wanted with no problem, so it tends to run in the family.

Both my lads are the same..as are our grandchildren.

I just think its a mistake for researchers to tar everyone with the same diet brush.......

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You & your family are indeed blessed

I am short, 60 & a bit of a big Yorkshire lass  Reason is I just don't feed myself enough & properly = my fault I know

@I can remember being @ 9.1/2 stone & truly believing I was very fat. At the time I was desperately trying to loose weight, once again, as I was going to join my then husband in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates ..... & yep there were plenty of 'body beautiful' types there & I did n't want to be the odd one out, BUT I was, even though I wore a 2-piece swimsuit ..... I am the oh so typical yo-yo dieter ..... I was 7st 5lb on my wedding day in 1975 BUT my man  who is a down-to-earth Yorkshireman loves me just as I am & I'm so grateful to be accepted just as I am

Beauty does definitely come from within, but it helps if you like what you see in the mirror LOL 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Jus had my pg tea thanks thou lol @Anonymous

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May I say thank you for sticking around on the O2 Community Forum lifeishard2014 & yes in 2014 life is very, very hard

BUT to quote Eric Idle = 'Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life' 

[Anonymous]

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@jonsie wrote:

I like my tea like my women, weak and sweet

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jonsie you've made me LOL 

It's got me thinking what kinda woman am I? At 60 I really, really should know don't you think?

I definitely think I've changed during the last 5 years when I've had a decent, man in my life 

I remember during vile divorce/custody case hearings that I described myself as an adaptable, practical & resourceful person & I still believe I am 

AND I like Yorkshire Tea brewed with Yorkshire water, no sugar, semi-skimmed milk in a half-pint pretty pot

or if I'm out a full strength milky latte coffee - don't drink coffee at home 

[anticpated]

Munkey!