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| Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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Tea Aphorism #1
I would hate Shui Hsien if I didnt like it so much.
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Tea Aphorism #2
The first step in making tea is finally enjoying a cup.
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Tea Aphorism #3
When tea whispers to you, the sound is deafening.
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Tea Aphorism #4
Just drinking tea is a waste of time.
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Tea Aphorism #5
The meaningful pursuit of tea could be meaningless.
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Tea Aphorism #6
The best cup of tea is yet to come.
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Tea Aphorism #7
Who drinks a cup, not me.
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Tea Aphorism #8
The best tea drinking moments are best forgotten.
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Tea Aphorism #9
If tea causes you to pause, linger awhile.
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Tea Aphorism #10
The I cannot enjoy tea.
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Tea Aphorism #11
Anyone can make tea, it is that hard.
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Tea Aphorism #12
The masses drink tea, there still is no peace in the world.
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Tea Aphorism #13
When drinking tea, beware.
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Tea Aphorism #14
The more one drinks tea, the less is needed.
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Tea Aphorism #15
Making tea is like experiencing love or having sex.
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Tea Aphorism #16
If one knows too much about tea, bad for you if you pay attention.
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Tea Aphorism #17
It is easy to understand tea, when the moment arrives.
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Tea Aphorism #18
To not know tea, is to misunderstand yourself.
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Tea Aphorism #19
If I ever know when I drank my last cup of tea, it will be the best.
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Tea Aphorism #20
Much is to be discovered in a cup of tea.
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Tea Aphorism #1
On Mar 6, 9:06*am, wrote:
> I would hate Shui Hsien if I didnt like it so much. > > Jim Is this true of other varieties, also? Toci |
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Tea Aphorism #2
On Mar 6, 9:55*am, wrote:
> The first step in making tea is finally enjoying a cup. > > Jim Ah, so. Sequence is not the important reality. Toci |
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