My first Tea
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: I am now a cook I guess. No, not yet... in order to qualify for the status of "cook" you should know how to boil egg in water. :-D Imran Farooqui World's first Urdu Instant Messenger now with Urdu MSN[^] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Java is a tool for creating applications that torture users with its awful speed and its ugly interfaces. Daniel Turini commenting on this article
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes Typically the milk is left cold with corn flakes, but bon appetit all the same. :) BW "If you enjoy what you do, you'll never work another day in your life." - Confucius
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: You gotta boil water, add tea powder, :wtf::wtf::omg::omg: You're from *INDIA* and you made INSTANT TEA ? Shame on you, Nish !!! Nishant S wrote: I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes Warm milk ? I guess it's cold there, is it ? Christian No offense, but I don't really want to encourage the creation of another VB developer. - Larry Antram 22 Oct 2002
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
i generally just drop a Lipton's bag into hot water, but whatever works :) now, On to Deep Frying! :-D
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Shog9 Atheists are boring. They only talk about god. - peterchen, “Atheists are idiots”
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: You gotta boil water, add tea powder [:omg:], stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again Where I live, that is: a) the sloppy method "hope noone notices" boil water add tea bag to cup / can add hot water wait 3-5 minutes remove tea bag* don't mind the bland taste b) "tea like it was intended to be" start "boil water" thread take sieve (cotton or one-way paper, make sure there's plenty of room to expand) add tea leaves to sieve (nothing smaller than Broken, and please no Ceylon/Assam mix) add sieve with tea leaves to cup or can add boiling water (not just hot, boiling - unless it's green tea) wait 3-5 minutes move the sieve now & then, so the tea leaves don't clump together that much NO LONGER THAN FIVE (unless it's a FF darjeeling, but this shouldn't go longer than 4 anyway) take out the sieve in case of paper, make sure you don't drip all the tea on the way to the bio bin (leaves nasty stains iesp. if it's an Assam) in case of cotton, ask someone to clean the sieve for you. It's no fun really. c) "tea-pro" delay application of cotton sieve until after the "wait 3-5 minutes". (If you have no sieve, good leaves will sink to the bottom after 3-4 minutes - separate them anyway!) d) "tea-green" as said, no boiling water, but ca. 90°, "blanch" it first, (i.e. throw away the first charge). You can sue the tea leaves for additional 2-3 times Yep, plenty room for error, that's for sure ;) grats for your first breakfast, anyway.. :cool:
*) It has been pointed out, that, in germany, to correctly dispose a tea bag, you have to first separate it into it's components: paper bag, tea powder mud, thread, clip, and label. Then you can start to argue: label goes into paper recyling. tea mud goes into bio bin. Now it gets tricky: paper bag could go into bio (for it's stae of pre-processing an the type of paper), or paper recycling. The latter is more according to the label, but the state of the material makes it somewhat of an uneasy decision. Thread can be argued between bio (it should decompose eventually, unless the maker sscrewed up), or remains. Clip tends to go into "remains", or "metal" if you're a real recycling fetishist.
If I could find a souvenir / just to prove the world was here [sighist]
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. ok... Warm milk and Corn Flakes?!??!?!?!? huh???? Cold milk is so much nicer... especially if it's goats milk.. ice cold goats milk and cornflakes.... yuuuummmmmmmm!!!!!!!! Regards, Brian Dela :-)
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank Someone's been sat in front of their computer too long :-). -- Andrew.
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i generally just drop a Lipton's bag into hot water, but whatever works :) now, On to Deep Frying! :-D
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Shog9 Atheists are boring. They only talk about god. - peterchen, “Atheists are idiots”
Shog9 wrote: now, On to Deep Frying! :-D Cheese curds I would hope. ;) Michael Martin Australia mjm68@tpg.com.au "I personally love it because I can get as down and dirty as I want on the backend, while also being able to dabble with fun scripting and presentation games on the front end." - Chris Maunder 15/07/2002
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Shog9 wrote: now, On to Deep Frying! :-D Cheese curds I would hope. ;) Michael Martin Australia mjm68@tpg.com.au "I personally love it because I can get as down and dirty as I want on the backend, while also being able to dabble with fun scripting and presentation games on the front end." - Chris Maunder 15/07/2002
But of course!
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Shog9 Atheists are boring. They only talk about god. - peterchen, “Atheists are idiots”
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i generally just drop a Lipton's bag into hot water, but whatever works :) now, On to Deep Frying! :-D
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Shog9 Atheists are boring. They only talk about god. - peterchen, “Atheists are idiots”
Shog9 wrote: just drop a Lipton's bag Mnnnn Liptons. Best convienient tea around. Those pyramid bags are so fake but they work :)
Paul Watson
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Cape Town, South AfricaShog9 wrote: Everybody just wants to be naked and famous, Paul.
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I made my own Tera today morning. Made two glasses - one for my friend and one for me :-) I felt really cool. This was the first one I ever made in my life. The algorithm involved is really simple to be frank. But the margin for error is not much. You gotta boil water, add tea powder, stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again. That's all. But it felt damn good :-) I am now a cook I guess. I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend. So essentially I made a full breakfast. Cool, eh? Nish :-)
Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Review by Shog9 Click here for review[NW]
Nishant S wrote: This was the first one I ever made in my life So either you have never had tea before, or all your life your mom/girlfriend/wife/slave-girl have been making tea for you? wow. Once I was old enough to switch the kettle on my folks told me to make my own tea. Nishant S wrote: tea powder :eek: :omg: :wtf: :(( :confused: :~ X| :suss: You still have not made tea then. Tea powder is not tea. Go back to cooking school young man! :-D Nishant S wrote: I also bopiled milk and added corn flakes for me and my friend Contrary to the others I also like warm milk with my corn flakes.
Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South AfricaShog9 wrote: Everybody just wants to be naked and famous, Paul.
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Nishant S wrote: You gotta boil water, add tea powder [:omg:], stir a bit, pour milk, add sugar, stir again Where I live, that is: a) the sloppy method "hope noone notices" boil water add tea bag to cup / can add hot water wait 3-5 minutes remove tea bag* don't mind the bland taste b) "tea like it was intended to be" start "boil water" thread take sieve (cotton or one-way paper, make sure there's plenty of room to expand) add tea leaves to sieve (nothing smaller than Broken, and please no Ceylon/Assam mix) add sieve with tea leaves to cup or can add boiling water (not just hot, boiling - unless it's green tea) wait 3-5 minutes move the sieve now & then, so the tea leaves don't clump together that much NO LONGER THAN FIVE (unless it's a FF darjeeling, but this shouldn't go longer than 4 anyway) take out the sieve in case of paper, make sure you don't drip all the tea on the way to the bio bin (leaves nasty stains iesp. if it's an Assam) in case of cotton, ask someone to clean the sieve for you. It's no fun really. c) "tea-pro" delay application of cotton sieve until after the "wait 3-5 minutes". (If you have no sieve, good leaves will sink to the bottom after 3-4 minutes - separate them anyway!) d) "tea-green" as said, no boiling water, but ca. 90°, "blanch" it first, (i.e. throw away the first charge). You can sue the tea leaves for additional 2-3 times Yep, plenty room for error, that's for sure ;) grats for your first breakfast, anyway.. :cool:
*) It has been pointed out, that, in germany, to correctly dispose a tea bag, you have to first separate it into it's components: paper bag, tea powder mud, thread, clip, and label. Then you can start to argue: label goes into paper recyling. tea mud goes into bio bin. Now it gets tricky: paper bag could go into bio (for it's stae of pre-processing an the type of paper), or paper recycling. The latter is more according to the label, but the state of the material makes it somewhat of an uneasy decision. Thread can be argued between bio (it should decompose eventually, unless the maker sscrewed up), or remains. Clip tends to go into "remains", or "metal" if you're a real recycling fetishist.
If I could find a souvenir / just to prove the world was here [sighist]