A couple of evenings ago, I was walking in Flushing, which is the most
prosperous of New Yorks Chinatowns these days. My eye was caught by a
bright sign reading €œKung Fu Tea€�, and my heart leaped: kung fu =
gongfu, after all. So I went in. It was one of those places where a
few different fast food businesses share a store. Not the most
auspicious sign, but still... It turned out Kung Fu Tea didnt quite
exist yet - its emergence from a chrysalis of blue tarpaulins was
expected soon. So I figured Id check out the place the next time I got
to the neighborhood.

This afternoon, it occurred to me to Google €œKung Fu Tea€�. Well, its a
Bubble. Tea. Chain.

/Lew
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Lew Perin /
http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html

Bait and Switch. Our Boba shops come and go. I do enjoy a cup every
now and then especially in the summer. I think Boba gongfu would be
neat. You sample all the flavors.

Jim

On Feb 4, 2:05 pm, Lewis Perin > wrote:
> A couple of evenings ago, I was walking in Flushing, which is the most
> prosperous of New York’s Chinatowns these days. My eye was caught by a
> bright sign reading “Kung Fu Tea”, and my heart leaped: kung fu =
> gongfu, after all. So I went in. It was one of those places where a
> few different fast food businesses share a store. Not the most
> auspicious sign, but still... It turned out Kung Fu Tea didn’t quite
> exist yet - its emergence from a chrysalis of blue tarpaulins was
> expected soon. So I figured I’d check out the place the next time I got
> to the neighborhood.
>
> This afternoon, it occurred to me to Google “Kung Fu Tea”. Well, it’s a
> Bubble. Tea. Chain.
>
> /Lew
> ---
> Lew Perin /