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@very-rusty said
Lets see if you can stick to your proposal which I believe is going to be to difficult for you to do or your buddy goad. You and him are pretty chummy now. I am thinking you two may have bro-mance. Hey, to each his own live and let live I always say! 😉

-VR
Is that why you eloped with a pigeon?

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes, yes, because the English invented green tea.

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ahhh,,,, stole it from the Chinese :-)

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes, yes, because the English invented green tea.
Green tea is a type of tea that is made from Camellia synesis leaves and buds that have not undergone the same withering and oxidation process used to make oolong teas and black teas. Green tea originated in China, but its production and manufacture has spread to other countries in East Asia

I just thought it would be a nice touch to say ask someone English you know how you guys like your afternoon tea! 😉

-VR

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@earl-of-trumps said
ahhh,,,, stole it from the Chinese :-)
In Rusty's world the English are known for their green tea and koala bears were invented in Belgium.


Edit: Rusty will now respond that I am lying about him thinking koala bears were invented in Belgium.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
In Rusty's world the English are known for their green tea and koala bears were invented in Belgium.


Edit: Rusty will now respond that I am lying about him thinking koala bears were invented in Belgium.
Goad don't put words in my mouth. English are known for their tea, I was silly thinking you may actually know something about 'green tea.

Where did I say anything about koala bears, you feeling ok?

EDIT: Once again your edit turned out to be wrong! 😉

-VR

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@very-rusty said
Goad don't put words in my mouth. English are known for their tea, I was silly thinking you may actually know something about 'green tea.

Where did I say anything about koala bears, you feeling ok?

EDIT: Once again your edit turned out to be wrong! 😉

-VR
Are the English known for their green tea?

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Are the English known for their green tea?
You don't know the answer?

All I know is they are known for their tea, told they know how to make a great cup of tea too.

-VR

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@very-rusty said
You don't know the answer?

All I know is they are known for their tea, told they know how to make a great cup of tea too.

-VR
Do you know the meaning of green?

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Barkeep, I'd like to try one of these new fangled green teas.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Do you know the meaning of green?
Do You?

I have one every morning, one in the afternoon and usually one at supper time.

-VR

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@very-rusty said

I have one every morning, one in the afternoon and usually one at supper time.

-VR
Too much information.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Too much information.
Here is suggestion just quit reading my posts! 😉

-VR

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The kitchen and bar open again.

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
Is that why you eloped with a pigeon?
I hope it wasn't the same pigeon Pete and I are playing for.

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@torunn said
The kitchen and bar open again.
I just had some scrambled eggs, arepa and coffee but I could do with a nice refreshing maracuya juice, without sugar please.

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