... seen from Republic of Tea are goofy flavoured things and tisane blends, so I was pleasantly surprised by the tung ting. --scott Republic of Tea is a "stop gap" brand for us for teas. If I don't pay attention and we run out of "good stuff," RoT fills in adequately until I correct my error. This happens more often than I might like. Their rooibos can be quite tasty, however. -- Derek A friend is another self (Latin proverb)

... in a kettle while at the office.  So it serves a good purpose for me.  My only real complaint is that the infuser, like the rest of it, is made of plastic, and the holes are kind of big, so rooibos leaves escape easily.  It just can't replace a mesh infuser.  But like I said, it's fantastic to have at work! Oh, sure. Make my decision more complicated. (heh) Do you have problems with the triniTEA leaking, or ...

... make tea in a kettle while at the office. So it serves a good purpose for me. My only real complaint is that the infuser, like the rest of it, is made of plastic, and the holes are kind of big, so rooibos leaves escape easily. It just can't replace a mesh infuser. But like I said, it's fantastic to have at work! Oh, sure. Make my decision more complicated. (heh) Do you have problems with the triniTEA leaking, or do you ...

...'t really make tea in a kettle while at the office. So it serves a good purpose for me. My only real complaint is that the infuser, like the rest of it, is made of plastic, and the holes are kind of big, so rooibos leaves escape easily. It just can't replace a mesh infuser. But like I said, it's fantastic to have at work! Before the TriniTea I used a tea maker made by Sunbeam. It was okay, but not great. You couldn't adjust water ...

> And, I guess, the reason you don't is you don't relish the thought of being used without permission or credit? That's right. Now I only post non-information.

"Dominic T." <dominictiberio@gmail.com> writes: On Jul 5, 8:59 am, Space Cowboy <netst...@ix.netcom.com> wrote: [...short is sweet...] [...] Brevity is your forte sir. No, it's mine.[1] /Lew --- Lew Perin / perin@acm.org http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html [1]Sorry, couldn't resist!

Brent <bmhughes@gmail.com> writes: Since I noticed this thread I have been trying to get the OP to remove my blog from the Twinings blog aggregator, but so far he has fed me BS about how he can't because of the way the software is set up. Come on, seriously? He then sent me the following: "By having an RSS feed, you should expect that your blog will be syndicated with or without permission. So long as the original ...

niisonge <niisonge@yahoo.com> writes: [...blogs and aggregation...] Now the interesting thing is... when you post some little-known facts about tea and someone comes along and data mines all this tea info - and you later see your info in print, published in a book - with someone else's name on it - and someone else gets the credit. Now that's the low point. I could post a heck of a lot of info about tea - but I don'...

On Jul 5, 8:59 am, Space Cowboy <netst...@ix.netcom.com> wrote: I had a professor in college who said if I couldnt say what I meant in 25 words or less I still didnt know what the hell I was talking about. You can imagine my blog, I kinda like drinking tea. Thats about it. Editorial: I have to pay the speculators for oil but not Puer. Jim Then you my friend need to sign up for a "Twitter" account ASAP. It's like a ...

I had a professor in college who said if I couldnt say what I meant in 25 words or less I still didnt know what the hell I was talking about. You can imagine my blog, I kinda like drinking tea. Thats about it. Editorial: I have to pay the speculators for oil but not Puer. Jim Dominic T. wrote: On Jul 4, 11:58 am, Space Cowboy <netst...@ix.netcom.com> wrote: Everybody has a blog but me. ...poor thing... I came from a ...