I thought I was speaking to a Prof. Sorry for the erudiction. Add
all the columns you want to a spreadsheet or the fields to a database
not ONE will tell you what the next tea will taste like. If you are
worried how the current tea taste compared to another you need a sharp
pencil with a big eraser not a computer. Learn the grammar difference
between you're and your. You and Prof WonMug use the same News Server
EasyNews and Client Forte. You both should consider Google Groups.
Its free. I recommended one additional field for you, location.

Jim

PS If you meet me on the road buy you can buy me a cup of coffee at
Starbucks. I wouldnt expect anything more.

On Sep 21, 12:22 pm, Lurfys Maw > wrote:
> On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:05:55 -0700 (PDT), Space Cowboy
>
> > wrote:
> >This is the best way to prove you dont like tea.
>
> Could you be any more arrogant? Stupid question. Of course not or you
> would be already, right?
>
> >Forget the
> >spreadsheet and let your subconscious do the categorizing.
>
> Oooohhh. Cool. Should I get some crystals and new age muzak?
>
> >Youll find
> >for some reason youll like one tea over another. One day youll like a
> >tea you that you didnt before.
> >Enjoying tea is independent of
> >determination.
>
> Does that even mean anything to normal people?
>
> >We have guys show up preaching the gospel of
> >differentiation then disappear when they get bored.
>
> Maybe they get tired of being told that what they think they want in
> invalid.
>
> >The mental notes
> >come from experience. You need to build an internal reference point.
> >Trust your instinct, forget the database.
>
> Ohhmmm.
>
> >I go to tea tastings
> >because they dont cost me anything extra.
>
> So you're an asshole and your cheap.
>
> >I have more fun trying to
> >find one of my teas. For a long time I had an organized cuppard. I
> >still have one more or less.
>
> But you have a complete fog in your head.
>
> Oh, and learn to spell, dipshit.
>
> >Jim
>
> OK, Jimmy. Happy navel gazing. Try not to get any on you.