Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 10:20 pm
Terimikasih 
Hey, wait a minute? What violent attacks? Julian, you haven't drunk that entire jar of iced tea, have you? Kapel, hide the iced tea, whatever you do, hide it from julian, please.
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 3:08 am
I was referring to the fruit, not the person....Aghhh. Barkeep, a shot of jack for the three wise men, okay?
Hey, wait a minute? What violent attacks? Julian, you haven't drunk that entire jar of iced tea, have you? Kapel, hide the iced tea, whatever you do, hide it from julian, please.
Hey, wait a minute? What violent attacks? Julian, you haven't drunk that entire jar of iced tea, have you? Kapel, hide the iced tea, whatever you do, hide it from julian, please.
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 11:56 am
hey kappy, put that iced tea in one of my empty bundy bottles.....julian won't go near the stuff.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:19 pm
And every time you chuck another "dead marine" into it you wake Mfer up.bundy wrote:hey kappy, put that iced tea in one of my empty bundy bottles.....julian won't go near the stuff.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:32 pm
Thanks bundybundy wrote:hey kappy, put that iced tea in one of my empty bundy bottles.....julian won't go near the stuff.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
Thats quite a lot of stock of empty bottle back there
Did u finish all by urself or was it Julian?
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:41 pm
Not Bundy rum for this little black duck, thank you. Iced Tea for me !Kapel wrote:Thanks bundybundy wrote:hey kappy, put that iced tea in one of my empty bundy bottles.....julian won't go near the stuff.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
Thats quite a lot of stock of empty bottle back there
Did u finish all by urself or was it Julian?
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 2:59 pm
Only if u promise to stick to ur jar & not touch the red jarjulian mayo wrote:Not Bundy rum for this little black duck, thank you. Iced Tea for me !Kapel wrote:Thanks bundybundy wrote:hey kappy, put that iced tea in one of my empty bundy bottles.....julian won't go near the stuff.
You can find my pile out the back. shouldn't be hard to locate, i have filled a 16 cubic metre skip bin myself.
Thats quite a lot of stock of empty bottle back there
Did u finish all by urself or was it Julian?
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:32 pm
And you thought I drunk a lot of iced tea....looks like we just found a way to keep julian from drinking any, kapel.
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:41 pm
Looks like mlittle is up again.julian mayo wrote: SShhh, Kappy might hear us......and look out for the Claymor......um, er OH G, Day Kappy what are you having.. its Mfers shout...when he wakes up from his once a week sleep
Oh well, have to wait another week then
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:51 pm
On the topic of tea, I am a heavy 'hot tea' drinker and never acquired a taste for the iced variation but as you guys are talking about it so much I wanted to check out the benefits of tea and found this:
There you go, never thought tea was that good
(from News-Medical, it also shows how to brew it!!)Drinking a tall glass of iced tea may offer more than just a thirst quencher. Many population studies and other scientific research suggest a connection between drinking tea regularly and a variety of potential health benefits, including:
Cardiovascular health benefits, including reduced risk of heart attack, stroke and other forms of heart disease
Reduced risk of certain cancers, including colorectal and skin cancers
Benefits to bone health, as researchers have noted a correlation between long-time tea drinkers and stronger bones
Oral health benefits, as researchers believe certain compounds in tea may inhibit bacteria that cause bad breath and plaque, and the fluoride content in tea supports healthy tooth enamel
Healthy immune function, which researchers believe results from a compound in black tea called L-theanine which may support the immune system's natural resistance to infection and perhaps even tumors.
There you go, never thought tea was that good
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 6:06 pm
And you thought we only drank it to feel good, JayVee.
Oh, and how are ya' doing this fine morning(at least on this side of the pond)?
Oh, and how are ya' doing this fine morning(at least on this side of the pond)?
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 8:05 pm
Sheesh I'm a fruit now.Well really dearie...mlittle wrote:I was referring to the fruit, not the person
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:13 pm
Oh Dear, Oh dear, Oh Dear, Dear Sweet Jay Vee, (he said in his absolutely most condescending, patronising manner)JayVee wrote:On the topic of tea, I am a heavy 'hot tea' drinker and never acquired a taste for the iced variation but as you guys are talking about it so much I wanted to check out the benefits of tea and found this:
(from News-Medical, it also shows how to brew it!!)Drinking a tall glass of iced tea may offer more than just a thirst quencher. Many population studies and other scientific research suggest a connection between drinking tea regularly and a variety of potential health benefits, including:
Cardiovascular health benefits, including reduced risk of heart attack, stroke and other forms of heart disease
Reduced risk of certain cancers, including colorectal and skin cancers
Benefits to bone health, as researchers have noted a correlation between long-time tea drinkers and stronger bones
Oral health benefits, as researchers believe certain compounds in tea may inhibit bacteria that cause bad breath and plaque, and the fluoride content in tea supports healthy tooth enamel
Healthy immune function, which researchers believe results from a compound in black tea called L-theanine which may support the immune system's natural resistance to infection and perhaps even tumors.
There you go, never thought tea was that good
Suggest you PM Kappy re "Iced Tea"
Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2005 9:14 pm
Oh, stop quincing about.lemon_martini2 wrote:Sheesh I'm a fruit now.Well really dearie...mlittle wrote:I was referring to the fruit, not the person
Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2005 8:48 am
For the second time, lemon, I wasn't referring to you...I was referring to the fruit you put in iced tea(you know, those little oblong things you slice and put into drinks, sprinkle over grilled salmon, etc.). Of course, this is a good way to garner more interest in the F1 idiots bar. Think about it--if you read the past couple of pgs. on this thread, you'd return just to hear what's said next.