Jackie
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Snow! At last some snow. That makes me happy.
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Jackie started the topic From JSOnline "Teavana's dirty secret…" Thoughts? in the forum Tea Conversations 11 years, 9 months ago
Does your Teavana tea taste different brewed at home than sampled in the store? I’ve never thought about that, mostly because I haven’t bought any tea I’ve sampled from them. I have purchased some of their tea, […]
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Many of you will have already seen this, but I saw it this morning and thought I’d repost. It’s the world’s largest teapot building in the Museum of Tea Culture in Meitan County, China. 73.8 meters in height, on over 5,000 square meters, this unique museum in south west China looks pretty impressive.…[Read more]
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You can give a lot of people tea with that pot. Especially if you use china cup size cups. But then again the do have a lot of people.
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The pot is roughly half as width as its height. So r ~ h/4, h = 738 dm. so the volume is roughly (pi)rh ~ (pi)(h^2)/4 ~ 427545 liter. That is 21377277 cups of 20ml. And that is in one steep.
So to let the ~1.35 billion people have a drink they have to steep only 63 times.
And only 327 times to give the entire world population of ~7 billion a…[Read more]
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Jackie commented on the post, FREE TEA!!! Now that I've got your attention… (Contest), on the site iHeartTeas 11 years, 9 months ago
I’m not entering the contest, but I love looking at all the answers. Fun question Rachel. As to why we’re still drinking and haven’t stopped? We’re alive and kicking, right? Best reason there is to go on sipping.
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Jackie posted a new activity comment 11 years, 9 months ago
@thedevotea ….are hopefully in great danger?
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
In other tea news. I see @thedevotea has booked his flights. Excellent news. Those in Europe and Australia are safe.
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Whew 🙂
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@thedevotea ….are hopefully in great danger?
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Nice write up on @thedevotea‘s Pop Up Tea Shop Enjoyed the pics of the family too.
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Jackie posted a new activity comment 11 years, 9 months ago
ha ha, I think so. So easy to take with you on trips then too.
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Hope everyone is having a good day, whether or not Valentine’s is your kind of thing. Who needs “silly” cards and flowers when you have Tea Trade, right @happygaiwan? I’m teasing the Mr Happy, saw an earlier tweet. Anyway, wishing you all a fine cup of tea, today and every day. Cheers!
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Very cool. Paper Origami tea cups presented by Yanko Design:
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Can you fold the tea too? 😉
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ha ha, I think so. So easy to take with you on trips then too.
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Jackie commented on the post, Book: The Tea Road: Part 1, on the site iHeartTeas 11 years, 9 months ago
Oh, that’s great you’re going @bestinternationaltea – We should put something in the forum maybe, a list of all the people who’re going…
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Jackie replied to the topic Creepy commercial in the forum Tea Videos – Tea on Camera 11 years, 9 months ago
I’ve never liked herbal teas. Now I know why. They make ads like this.
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Jackie commented on the post, Top 5 "Can't Miss" Booths @WorldTeaExpo 2013, on the site iHeartTeas 11 years, 9 months ago
Perhaps they’ll see this. @vivek-lochan @lochantea will you be attending?
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
This picture immediately reminded me of our friend @lahikmajoe. I wonder who the woman is who’s drinking tea with Louis?
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Looks like a young Sharon Stone.
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I don’t know her but she managed to teach a dog how to drink tea… Impressive.
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Jackie posted a new activity comment 11 years, 9 months ago
Yeah, this is one creepy ad! I linked to it on twitter from the Leafbox Tea account. (Come join twitter Mr B.) Of course you could drop this into our forum too, under tea videos…but – ugh, it’s nasty isn’t it?!
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Jackie posted a new activity comment 11 years, 9 months ago
I have a feeling that in @thedevotea‘s case, if Mrs D brewed up the stuff, things would err – go very badly indeed. Then again, this is completely impossible because pigs would fly and sip tea in air before this would ever happen.
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
I don’t think this tea company advertises like this nowadays…
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So if your marriage has problems you brew Lipton… 😉
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I have a feeling that in @thedevotea‘s case, if Mrs D brewed up the stuff, things would err – go very badly indeed. Then again, this is completely impossible because pigs would fly and sip tea in air before this would ever happen.
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So old, refreshing and wrong. 😉
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Jackie posted an update 11 years, 9 months ago
Sleepy…@peter and I stayed up very late last night watching that new Netflix show “House of Cards. One mug of hot tea isn’t going to cut it. Need more snooze.
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Jackie commented on the post, Lowbrow, Low Expectations and Lowland Darjeeling, on the site Steep Stories 11 years, 9 months ago
If the moderator dabbles in yellow pots, I wouldn’t worry. If not well, then too bad too. It was an excellent post.
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Jackie commented on the post, High-Fives to O5 and a World Tea Expo Update, on the site Steep Stories 11 years, 9 months ago
I think what your dad did is pretty cool. Because in some way I’d feel guilty for charging dad but then again dad knows that the money would much come in handy. This way, you didn’t sell him the iPad, he gave you […]
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Now you can get a white foot. (how does this expression translate to English properly?)
Not quite….what does it mean @bram?
How shall I describe it? Get on someones positive side. Earn a favour.
The history is that nobles did not have to pay to get into the city and did not have to wait before the gate. Nobles were the only ones who could afford a horse with a white foot. So it became a marker to pass. So to get a white foot is like getting a horse with a white foot…[Read more]