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[Frumple]

You've obviously not had good iced tea then. The stuff down here in georgia... well, it's the same stuff if you get it at like, a chain restaraunt, but the actual stuff down here (IE: the stuff yer' grandma would prolly make) is damn good.

... one of my grandmothers is, in fact, from and currently up in georgia. Reiterating: Iced tea is just nasty to me, in all the variations I've consumed.

[FearfulJesuit]

You've obviously not had good iced tea then. The stuff down here in georgia... well, it's the same stuff if you get it at like, a chain restaraunt, but the actual stuff down here (IE: the stuff yer' grandma would prolly make) is damn good.

... one of my grandmothers is, in fact, from and currently up in georgia. Reiterating: Iced tea is just nasty to me, in all the variations I've consumed.

Have you tried Raising Cane's? It's even better mixed with cachaça.

[Frumple]

I actually can't recall ever seeing a Raising Cane's, much less going in one. Probably have seen one at some point, at least, since I've been to Louisiana a few times, but... there's none within a hundred miles of home. The joints are concentrated a bit more west than I've spent much time in. Looks like there's some in alabama, and maybe one in georgia, but. Closest seems to be in mobile, which is nearly two hundred miles out >_>

Looks like it's just sweet tea made with cane sugar, though. I've definitely tried that at some point, and still no.

To the latter, though, I don't drink alcohol so... yeah.

[Descan]

Anyone notice that as an Adult the thought of even saying Please seems to be a faux pas?

Does the rain fall up where you are?

I live in the land that created Billy Owens whose magic wand is literally operated by saying "Please"

o_O
Strange that saying please is like that over there ._.
It's quite normal here (ie in the Tagalog language--its like a 'prefix'; "paki-[action word]")

Is "stan" a tagalog verb?

[Tiruin]

Is "stan" a tagalog verb?

You are the silly, Descan.

[Dutrius]

Mmmmm... A good hot mug of tea in the morning... (PG Tips, IIRC)

Also, cold iced tea on a hot day... (Lipton's, because that's all we have near where I live)


Not coffee though. I do not like coffee at all. I just don't.

[Darvi]

I am permanently scarred by coffee.

[Loud Whispers]

Signs of civilization:

• Tea
• Alcohol

Signs of cannibalism:

• Coffee

[Darvi]

I thought the signs of cannibalism included your girlfriend having more tentacles than average?

[Dutrius]

My WTF for today: I was working in our sixth form block, when I heard a clatter of a tape measure. I looked up and saw a group of other students trying to see how far they could extend it before it collapsed. This instantly reminded me of a relevant xkcd...

Spoiler: Relevant xkcd (click to show/hide)

Alt Text: This sequence was later reproduced in the International Tape-Extending Federation archives, retitled 'The Founding of the Sport'.

My second WTF is that there is actually a relevant xkcd for this...

[Frumple]

I thought the signs of cannibalism included your girlfriend having more tentacles than average?

Only when she is also your mother.

And your father.

_{and your uncle}

[Noel.se]

Wait, did the backround here change? I don't remember there being those asterisks. In the new version they mark travelling groups or certain creatures, but in the old version they weren't there.
Right?
Am I the only one?

[pisskop]

He may have updated to a new map.

Those asterisks are camps, which weren't there before, now that I think of it.  The first thing I noticed were the multiple goblin sites.

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Yea, thats definitely a 40.xx map.

[Graknorke]

Oh good, I'm not the only one who noticed. The old one had ice caps on.

[Loud Whispers]

Drinking a mug of hot tea whilst stirring it with a mint sprig, tastes like CIVILIZATION