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Unread post by **CitroJim** » 21 Jan 2013, 15:48

Chris570 wrote:Infact I've an LUK clutch to fit to the activa when i get 10 mins spare.

Slowing down a bit I see Chris

Hell Razor5543 · Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 21 Jan 2013, 15:52

I was wondering what would take so long, then I remembered that a kettle take 2 minutes to boil!

Chris570 · Unread post by **Chris570** » 21 Jan 2013, 18:25

takes a lot longer to boil the kettle these days, have to break the ice in there first

Hell Razor5543 · Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 21 Jan 2013, 21:54

Fair enough. Mind you, it would probably take me a week to change a clutch, as I have yet to do one! Still, I can (usually) make a decent cuppa!

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 22 Jan 2013, 05:25

Hell Razor5543 wrote: Still, I can (usually) make a decent cuppa!

And supply some excellent tea bags

Those decaffeinated Earl Grey ones are absolutely lovely James

addo · Unread post by **addo** » 22 Jan 2013, 08:51

Chris570 wrote:...have to break the ice in there first

What - don't the gritters get in there?

Hell Razor5543 · Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 22 Jan 2013, 09:42

And supply some excellent tea bags Those decaffeinated Earl Grey ones are absolutely lovely James

I'm glad you like them, and just as glad I found them.

James

Unread post by **myglaren** » 22 Jan 2013, 17:13

Hell Razor5543 wrote:
And supply some excellent tea bags Those decaffeinated Earl Grey ones are absolutely lovely James
I'm glad you like them, and just as glad I found them.

James

If you like tea the this from the Beeb might interest you.

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 22 Jan 2013, 20:36

That's a lovely article Steve...

Tea, the drink that makes everything good again and the answer to all of life's problems. One drink I could never give up even if I do now drink the decaffeinated variety. Interestingly it tastes, if anything, better to me than the normal stuff

Unread post by **myglaren** » 22 Jan 2013, 21:07

Probably set in my ways but never tried decaff anything. Or the watered down milk.

It is definitely a very nice article about a very nice woman. If only all businesses could take a leaf from her book.

Unread post by **CitroJim** » 22 Jan 2013, 21:14

myglaren wrote:If only all businesses could take a leaf from her book.

Nice pun there Steve

Give the decaff stuff a go, you'll be surprised. Decaff Earl Grey is good all on it's own without milk too...

Not tried decaff coffee yet. I must and see if that agrees with me as normal coffee definitely doesn't. Not sure what's in it that doesn't though...

Unread post by **myglaren** » 22 Jan 2013, 21:21

You would almost think it was deliberate

I can't drink Earl Grey with milk in it, just seems so very wrong.

Was ages before I twigged that Earl Grey was a local lad.

Derailed again - but then everything stops for tea

Hell Razor5543 · Unread post by **Hell Razor5543** » 22 Jan 2013, 22:04

If anybody is interested, the Earl Grey tea I got for CitroJim is Twinings, and available from Tesco (but I didn't see it at Asda).

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