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An obsession...
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--- Quote from: AceD on September 17, 2009, 01:02:17 AM ---because of Dragonball Z, i started doing sit-ups in 300x earths gravity ~ true story.
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I put a 40lb bag of rice into a backpack (somefuckinghow) and ran up and down my stairs for 30 mins because I couldn't afford a weighted vest. True Story.
Later on, my parents were like, "We just bought a bag of rice, where did it go?"
"In my backpack."
"Where by the backpack"
"No... it's IN the backpack"
"WTF is the rice doing in your backpack?"
True dialogue.
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LMFAO. Thats a pretty awesome story.
And what counts as 'good' Western style tea? Personally I don't like it. But I have a box of teabags in the cupboard for whenever relatives come by
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Anything that doesn't come in tea bags pretty much. I think ive been drinking tea since I was around 8.
i_am_otep:
I just remembered, I began cooking because of cooking master boy. I was even convinced that somehow I can make a laughing bun, a bun that makes a laughing sound. Anyway, it got me started cooking. Then, it eventually turned into a passion.
fohfoh:
--- Quote from: Dontcarett on September 17, 2009, 10:40:21 AM ---
--- Quote from: kurandoinu on September 17, 2009, 10:18:27 AM ---
--- Quote from: fohfoh on September 17, 2009, 05:01:28 AM ---
--- Quote from: AceD on September 17, 2009, 01:02:17 AM ---because of Dragonball Z, i started doing sit-ups in 300x earths gravity ~ true story.
--- End quote ---
I put a 40lb bag of rice into a backpack (somefuckinghow) and ran up and down my stairs for 30 mins because I couldn't afford a weighted vest. True Story.
Later on, my parents were like, "We just bought a bag of rice, where did it go?"
"In my backpack."
"Where by the backpack"
"No... it's IN the backpack"
"WTF is the rice doing in your backpack?"
True dialogue.
--- End quote ---
LMFAO. Thats a pretty awesome story.
And what counts as 'good' Western style tea? Personally I don't like it. But I have a box of teabags in the cupboard for whenever relatives come by
--- End quote ---
Anything that doesn't come in tea bags pretty much. I think ive been drinking tea since I was around 8.
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And hasn't been aired out. Tea that loses its flavour tastes like dust. (Seriously)
I enjoy a good Japanese Green tea, but not genmaicha as much. (I feel the rices makes it taste like seaweed)
I enjoy a good oolong, puer and other Asian teas.
Boh is THE SHIT for milk tea.
English tea is good for overly sweet treats.
erious:
I'd say that one of the most important things is how you prepare it, if you've never gave it any thought, chances are you never had a properly brewed tea. And brewing is very important: if you prepared say, sencha, the way you'd prepare black tea, it would taste really bad. Oh, and not all the bagged teas are that bad: Twinings for one makes pretty decent bagged tea. But I usually stick to loose leaf tea.
--- Quote from: fohfoh on September 17, 2009, 06:40:05 PM ---I enjoy a good Japanese Green tea, but not Matcha as much. (I feel the rices makes it taste like seaweed)
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I think you meant genmaicha(although you can get genmaicha with added matcha). I agree it has a pretty unique flavour, but I find it really suitable for colder days.
Back on topic, since we got derailed pretty badly:
One more thing I got from anime, after watching Ichigo Mashimaro I started thinking about buying a scooter. Didn't get around to it just yet, but unless something unexpected comes up, I'll probably get one in spring.
fohfoh:
Oops... yes. You are correct on the genmaicha comment. I fixed the above.
Uhh... a certain part of "kiki's delivery service" made me want to try and ride my bike faster than a car. That hope was revived when I watched OverDrive.
This hope was never acted upon because my friend borrowed by bike and never gave it back.
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