I visited Tregothnan. It’s harder to get to that most of the Chinese or Indian estates.

There are no winners in this story.

I get the 404 occasionally, I also get the Fatal Memory allocation thing a bit. Am now worried by the second part of Rachel’s reply. Anyone else seeing this. and @Iheartteas – how do you know. Do they still show […]

I spotted the ads on the main page and figured out pretty well what Pete said above.

Really, it’s amazing that this site has gone so long without this step, considering the continuous improvement we see.

I’d […]

Best of luck to you. Except for the teabags, of course.

Can we have a “How Not to”? I have considerable experience in this.

*@jackie, There is no confusion on my part. We do not use that word for that crustacean. One goes on the barbecue and is a prawn, one in unlikely to be barbecued and is called a shrimp.I imagine, though, that […]

As an Australian, I can confirm that you can roast tea by chucking it on a barbie, or ‘barbecue’ as virtually the entire country except Paul Hogan calls it.The only thing we would never ‘throw on a barbie’ is a […]

I believe the whisk is actually a shaving brush someone left there by accident. That’s how these traditions start. 

Asia is full of bottled teas like this. All I can say is that some are awful, some are excellent but not really tea, and some are excellent tea. In my completely unhumble opinion, the bottle is no guide.And cold […]

Many Bond villains drink tea. Fleming was a coffee drinker and hated tea. There’s a passage in Live and Let Die where Bond blames tea for the downfall of the British Empire. A few months ago I was in the house of […]

Some really clever ones along the lines of “You are the smartest person ever” . because that could clearly be legitimate.

I think that is exactly what happened to Geoff.

*I did as Peter suggested. It moved the spam to newer posts. As to the quantity, perhaps a slight lessening.

*I can’t get it to work. Thanks @teacraft for making me less worried about that.

Great fun.

I read the article, and it merely reinforced how standards have generally slipped.I worked in an office of about 100 people, and every morning and afternoon I would make myself a pot of tea in the kitchen. I […]