Tea? (Part 2)

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gavgav

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Made I laugh.:rofl:

It's a pulled muscle in my thigh and I was in a bike shop at the time (looking at the Brooks saddles). Guess what I've bought even though I can't really afford it?:shy:

I shouldn't laugh but :laugh:. I have always thought shopping a very dangerous past-time!!
 

Rickshaw Phil

Overconfidentii Vulgaris
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I shouldn't laugh but :laugh:. I have always thought shopping a very dangerous past-time!!
It certainly is for the wallet.:ohmy: I hope I've made a good decision this time!
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
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Green tea is good for arthritis :thumbsup:
Couple of years ago I decided to join the green tea brigade for a new coffee detox me.
Because I don't like it, I bought lots of different flavors to make me like it ^_^
Still in my cupboard: after a few days of drinking gallons of the stuff I was feeling a bit queasy xx( ... overdose perhaps? :laugh:
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
Greetings!
Where's my double espresso?
Got to post this, as I cannae believe what happened today :eek:
Went to the doc for some x-ray results - thought I'd damaged my thumb at work, the wee cheeky sod said no damage, got the onset of arthritis "expected in anybody over the age of 45"
Never heard the likes of it: I told him in no uncertain term that I am nifty at 50 (can he no see the cycle helmet I was carrying??) and that I would talk to him again in 10 years time, my usual time gap between appointments :angry:

Don't take it personally. In osteological terms, yes, there is damage to be expected in people once middle age sets in. As an archaelogist, there are various methods for ageing a skeleton - tooth eruption and epiphyseal fusion* are two, but are only useful until the age of about 18. After that, you have to judge age by the level of wear and tear - both on teeth and joints. Arthritic damage isn't a comment on your health, it's just something that's likely to happen sooner or later.

*we are born with bones made mostly of cartilege. Bone forms from one or more points in the middle and ends (the epiphyses), which is how bones are able to grow, as once they are fully bone, they can't grow any more. The order and timescale in which bones finish growing is fairly standard, so you know if you find a certain bone still unfused, that person hadn't reached that age before they died. The process is normally complete at abut 18 years old.

Anyway, NT is on his way home :sad:, after a cracking dinner of tuna and sweetcorn puff pastry slice :hungry:.
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
I'm back :wacko::crazy::hyper::heat::B):tired:....lots of waiting, two huge traffic jams, 30 miles round trip and nearly five hours of driving. I could do with a :cuppa:

:cuppa: for Rocky, and also NT who just got home...
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Green tea xx(

And by the way Karl Marx didn't like it either. He said all proper tea is theft :laugh:
Ha - I beat you to it - my sisters arrived on Friday bearing miscellaneous boxes containing 320 Yorkshire tea bags and I commented that they had made a big investment in the proper tea market! :thumbsup:

I offloaded 120 bags of PG Tips to my sisters, having decided that I didn't like them; the tea bags, that is! :smile: I needed 2 bags per mug to get enough flavour and even then I preferred the Yorkshire tea.

(PS I think a mix of Yorkshire tea and green tea is rather nice.)
 

ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Which reminds me - I fancy a mug of Yorkshire tea to go with the remaining chocolate rations from the family visit. I don't want chocolate lying about the house tempting me on my delayed fasting day ...
 
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