Tea, the bachelor way

[jumperfucker]

Am I still technically a bachelor if I’m living with the person I’m involved with? I’ve never been able to work that out.

Anyway, boiled water for my morning tea using a sauce pan. Worked alright. Sort of. Well, no, not at all, actually.


Speaking of relationships, which one of you is responsible to the edit on this page? The one under the ‘ho-yay’ trope?

Jeez, guys. Can’t a bloke have a little privacy?

No?

Fine. :P

Comments

[narcomanic.livejournal.com]

I always defined bachelor as in "living alone and not married". So you've got one of the two, if you want to hang onto your bachelor...hood. (Bachelordom? Bachelority? Whatever.)

And good god, man, how do you survive without a proper kettle and tea? o.O

[alltoseek.livejournal.com]

Microwave.

Really, hot water is hot water.

Although, when I was living in Phoenix I really enjoyed sun tea. Maybe it was the long steep time in hot-but-not-boiling water.

[sussexdowns.livejournal.com]

Really, hot water is hot water.
Disagreed! I'm sure it's all in my head, but when my cat broke my kettle, i had to boil water in the microwave until I got a new one, and I swear it tasted different :( My cat and I Had Words. That was some not-delicious tea.

[darthhellokitty.livejournal.com]

I agree! Microwaved water tastes weird. I can't define it, but it does.

[jumperfucker]

You heathen!

[ningen-demonai.livejournal.com]

Microwave.
OGod no, how could you ever suggest that? D:

[alltoseek.livejournal.com]

I'm starting to understand how consulting_detective feels :(

[jumperfucker]

Only on my journal could wank about tea spring up. :/

[alltoseek.livejournal.com]

And we haven't even touched on types, or brands, or God forbid, herbals

[sussexdowns.livejournal.com]

Religion.
Politics.
Football.
TEA.

And god said LET THERE BE WANK.

Awww, bb. Let us all settle our differences with internet hugs and virtual cups of tea brewed in our preferred styles ♥

[ningen-demonai.livejournal.com]

I really do love you but. But it's tea. :(

[narcomanic.livejournal.com]

Well, I'm ready to give you the benefit of the doubt. As long as you only use the microwave to heat the water, and not the way my Mom does tea. Which is, she fills a cup with lukewarm water from the tap, sticks a teabag in, and puts the whole contraption into the microwave for about five minutes. I give the resulting sludge a wide berth.