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#1 Dec 30 2009 at 7:32 AM Rating: Excellent
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I figured we could start this for talking about food and leave the accomplisment thread for accomplishments so, ahem, some people can talk about pants in peace.

I like tea. Preferably Earl Grey, but Irish Breakfast and a few green flavors are okay too.

And, I'm looking forward to the Lightning Thief movie despite not being a teenager.

You?
#2 Dec 30 2009 at 8:58 AM Rating: Good
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LoL! Have we ever had a thread that stays on topic? You guys are so great at answering questions that we have to go off topic to keep things interesting!

:) It is why I love our forum so much, we rock.

teacake wrote:
I like tea. Preferably Earl Grey, but Irish Breakfast and a few green flavors are okay too.


Tea is great, a dark tea in the morning with a bit of milk is a nice wake me up. I'm also a fan of cold ginger-peach during the summer.
#3 Dec 30 2009 at 9:05 AM Rating: Good
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Me? I love Tender Shoveltusk Steak with Spellpower Elixir to wash it down.
#4 Dec 30 2009 at 9:16 AM Rating: Excellent
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NCJim wrote:
Me? I love Tender Shoveltusk Steak with Spellpower Elixir to wash it down.


I got a mana potion for Christmas. True story.

My family is so full of nerds.
#5 Dec 30 2009 at 9:21 AM Rating: Decent
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My family is so full of nerds.


Jealous...

My Husband gave me the Egbert figure. It was a total waste of money, but when I'm at work on the phone with some brainless idiot and I look down into those cute buggy eyes... I have a bit more tolerance for the person on the other side.
#6 Dec 31 2009 at 11:34 PM Rating: Good
Haha, one of my classmates refused some water I offered him with an unfriendly "I'm a mage, I can make my own water!". He then pointed out that he was also clearly wearing cloth armour and had a high intellect.
He's a DK.


On tea, this, always. I am so happy they're delivering to the UK now! I will order some as soon as I have a job and other expenses (such as travel and a certain expansion I still haven't bought) are out of the way.

Unfortunately, I'm not used to caffeine anymore, so if I drink a cup of tea after noon, I'll stay away all night. Happens without tea, too, sometimes.


Also, I've started a new baby priest today and got her to level 8, yay!
#7 Jan 01 2010 at 12:41 AM Rating: Decent
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And, I'm looking forward to the Lightning Thief movie despite not being a teenager.

We all know that in your heart you'll be forever 15, small, enthralled and confused by the mystical wonderous world of Warcraft ;P

Anyway, I like pretty much all sorts of teas, though I'm not a fan of really sweet ones. I have also become acquainted with the way the English drink their milk, and I must say that though it is an odd practice, I can enjoy the ocassional cup of milk with tea.
#8 Jan 01 2010 at 3:32 AM Rating: Decent
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I like tea, but I LOVE coffee. I use freshly ground 8 o'clock beans in a French Press, 'tis heavenly.
#9 Jan 01 2010 at 3:33 AM Rating: Excellent
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I'm going to start a discussion about talents in here or something just to keep within the OT spirit of the priest forums :P

On Topic: Green tea all the way.

Edited, Jan 1st 2010 9:39am by thegreatmothra
#10 Jan 01 2010 at 6:55 AM Rating: Good
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Earl Grey or Lemon tea, no milk just sugar.
And definitely no awful "hip" flavours like autumn sunrise or god knows what kind of hippy names they give tea, absolutely disgusting.
Not a fan of green tea either, but it's doable.

Also, since it was new year's eve last night I feel obliged to post a link to Oliebollen!
Best thing about new year's eve.
In fact, we have some left.
I'm going to go get myself one and a nice hot cup of tea.


And Mothra, SMITE SPEC FTW!

#11 Jan 01 2010 at 7:22 AM Rating: Good
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I changed my mind and went with coffee over tea.


And I found an image of the priest forums.
As well as a before picture of the druid forums, I don't think anyone there has been conscious enough to take an after picture yet.
There's also the hunter forums and (beware!) the OoT.

Smiley: grin
#12 Jan 01 2010 at 8:08 AM Rating: Good
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
Only works with copy&paste.
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the OoT
I definitely have better hair than any of them.

Also, peppermint tea and ginger&lemon tea are awesome and caffeine free.
#13 Jan 01 2010 at 11:10 AM Rating: Excellent
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His Excellency Aethien wrote:
And I found an image of the priest forums.


How lovely! Did you just clean up or something?

Putting milk or sugar or anything else in your tea is like speccing for Lightwell. Even if it's working for you, deep down you know you're doing it wrong.

Edit: orite, happy new year! My WoW resolution is to stop respeccing for at least a week.



Edited, Jan 1st 2010 12:17pm by teacake
#14 Jan 01 2010 at 11:39 AM Rating: Good
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teacake wrote:
Edit: orite, happy new year! My WoW resolution is to stop respeccing for at least a week.
Lost cause.
#15 Jan 01 2010 at 10:51 PM Rating: Good
teacake wrote:
His Excellency Aethien wrote:
And I found an image of the priest forums.


How lovely! Did you just clean up or something?

Putting milk or sugar or anything else in your tea is like speccing for Lightwell. Even if it's working for you, deep down you know you're doing it wrong.
I put milk in crappy cheap black tea to mask the flavour of fail. For anything else, no milk, no sugar.

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Edit: orite, happy new year! My WoW resolution is to stop respeccing for at least a week.


Yeah, happy new year!

I think this year, I might want to get at least one character beyond level 40 or so again, especially since I have someone nice to play with now.
Seriously, I've started over too many times in this game and the highest level character I have that I am actually willing to play is level 30. I wish I had money for a server transfer for my 70 priest from 2 years ago.
#16 Jan 05 2010 at 3:36 AM Rating: Good
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Your favourite cookie go!

Stroopkoeken for me.
#17 Jan 05 2010 at 4:24 AM Rating: Good
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Speculaas childhood habits die hard it seems

Edited, Jan 5th 2010 10:31am by thegreatmothra
#18 Jan 05 2010 at 7:16 AM Rating: Excellent
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Peanut butter.
#19 Jan 05 2010 at 8:16 PM Rating: Good
Ones you can put cheese on.

Also, the ones Æth mentioned look awesome. They aren't normal stroopwafels, though, are they?


And I can't stand shortbread, most of the time.
#20 Jan 05 2010 at 9:10 PM Rating: Excellent
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Kalivha wrote:
Ones you can put cheese on.


Cheese? On cookies? You mean, like, cannoli cheese? I hope?
#21 Jan 05 2010 at 9:27 PM Rating: Good
teacake wrote:
Kalivha wrote:
Ones you can put cheese on.


Cheese? On cookies? You mean, like, cannoli cheese? I hope?


I mean biscuits. My mind automatically translates cookie to biscuit. Like so.

#22 Jan 06 2010 at 4:48 AM Rating: Good
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Kalivha wrote:
Also, the ones Æth mentioned look awesome. They aren't normal stroopwafels, though, are they?
They are not.
The cookie is different, the syrup inside is the same.
I prefer Stroopkoeken, although if you put a stroopwafel on a hot cup of tea for a few minutes it'll warm up and get soft and then they are awesome.
#23 Jan 06 2010 at 8:20 AM Rating: Excellent
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Kalivha wrote:
teacake wrote:
Kalivha wrote:
Ones you can put cheese on.


Cheese? On cookies? You mean, like, cannoli cheese? I hope?


I mean biscuits. My mind automatically translates cookie to biscuit. Like so.



Crackers.

Smiley: nod
#24 Jan 07 2010 at 8:33 AM Rating: Good
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Not necessarily teacake we get sweet biscuits here in the UK which are clearly not crackers yet are designed for eating with cheese. Hence the phrase 'cheese and biscuits', although in the spirit of 'favourite cookies' I don't think they count since I don't equate cookies to biscuits as such. Cookies for me are the american chewy type of thing wheras biscuits are crumbly and crisp. Don't even get me started on jaffa cakes.

Edited, Jan 7th 2010 2:41pm by thegreatmothra
#25 Jan 07 2010 at 10:38 AM Rating: Good
I think biscuits are called cookies in America, too, though. At least some sorts. I'd think Digestives qualify as cookies, for example.

I like the Triple Chocolate cookies from Sainsbury's, if we go by your definition.


Also, tomorrow off college due to snow! Having had all week off already, this makes for a very long Christmas break. :3
#26 Jan 07 2010 at 1:47 PM Rating: Excellent
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Sweet biscuits = cookies
Savory biscuits = crackers

thegreatmothra wrote:
Don't even get me started on jaffa cakes.


Mmmm... Jaffa cakes.
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