Which is what I thought newsgrous were supposed to do, as opposed to being
narrow- but that's me. When it comes to a kncokdown drag out argument,
that's too much, but a little banter doesn't hurt.
"Darawen Littlestich" > wrote in message
...
> FWIW, I enjoyed the OT thread the gentlemen were having--expands my
limited
> knowledge of the world. Perhaps one day we could all meet and have a cuppa
> together.
>
> Rebecca Ore wrote:
> > In article >,
> > "Alex Chaihorsky" > wrote:
> >
> > When you talk about Russian teas, it's interesting. When you talk
> > about Russian political concerns about other powers in Asia, it's
> > just not talk about tea. We need only enough personality to know
> > that there's a human drinking tea, not more than that.
> >
> > (And could everyone else just stop responding to the off-topic
> > political stuff or take it to political groups).
> >
> > Today, I bought some Chinese oolong from the tea shop in Reading
> > Terminal Market, and served it to friends semi-gongfu style. It's not
> > the best Ti Kuan Yin I've had, but it appeared to be a bit better than
> > my China town red metal box general favorite.
> >
> > This is a tea drinking group, gentlemen. Can we talk about tea?
>
>