mantis wrote:There are a whole 3 people in my office today. I guess that isn't too strange since the company is only 7 people to begin with.
Anyway, I'm done with working. Time to break out a book. I guess this also means that I'll probably post a bunch of worthless dribble here too.
But first I need another cup of tea... Today I'm drinking African Rooibos herb red tea.
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Anyone else feel like slacking today?
I'm slacking (not working) until Monday.
Does that red tea put "lead in your pencil" or what?
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I guess this also means that I'll probably post a bunch of worthless dribble here too
Yep, I have noticed I'm not the only one posting worthless dribble anymore.
Iowaboo 3.25 posts a day
Mantis 3.07 posts a day
Before anyone complains, remember: "You are not being forced to read this dribble!"
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Roy Rogers
Southern Tampania de la Floridana Universidad (STFU)
STFU Motto: All Bamboos are not Created Equal; @ STFU, the Search Continues
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The legal issues that will arise when the undead walk the earth are legion, and addressing them all is well beyond what could reasonably be accomplished in this brief Essay. Indeed, a complete treatment of the tax issues alone would require several volumes.
Mantis, I love Rooibos tea!! The only thing is I am a caffeine junky and it doen's contain any
If you like tea, I like the fusion green and white tea! Very good but I do not think has any Veitchii
I have not been able to find a whole lot of info on tea made with Sasa veitchii leaves, but I have found things like the following:
Kuma Saza tea
EasternTea.com consistently updates you with news about new exotic teas that we find. This week we would like to introduce the bamboo leaf tea from Hokkaido, Wakkanai.
It is made from a bamboo species that grows in Hokkaido or the north part of the Japan. It is called the Kuma Saza tea. It is green in colour and is known to be alkaline and rich in amino acids and vitamins.
It is a good tea for those who are having digestion problems or for those who drink a lot of alcohol and want to cleanse their livers. It is light in taste and many have said that it taste a little like green tea but lighter in taste.
The legal issues that will arise when the undead walk the earth are legion, and addressing them all is well beyond what could reasonably be accomplished in this brief Essay. Indeed, a complete treatment of the tax issues alone would require several volumes.
Maybe I'll harvest a few of next year's new S. veitchii leaves and try drying and brewing them. Never thought of bamboo for tea, but it could be a nice no-caffeine beverage.
Love white tea, and look for it at the local discount store that gets overstock gourmet foods and sells them cheap. Got 100-teabag boxes of white tea for $4.99 each. Jasmine green tea, too.
The legal issues that will arise when the undead walk the earth are legion, and addressing them all is well beyond what could reasonably be accomplished in this brief Essay. Indeed, a complete treatment of the tax issues alone would require several volumes.
serenityinbamboo wrote:Mantis, I love Rooibos tea!! The only thing is I am a caffeine junky and it doen's contain any
If you like tea, I like the fusion green and white tea! Very good but I do not think has any Veitchii
I am slowly switching over from my 30 cups of coffee/day habit to 4 cups or so of tea. I'm also trying to kick my caffeine addiction, which is why I'm sticking to herbal teas.
mantis wrote:I'm on another board where there is a user who is averaging 147.05 posts/day He's posted over 10,000 times since Sept. 20th.
Mike,
Is that one of the people that is getting paid to post? (Lance Don't get any ideas )
While checking out members signing up here, I found some that would agree to anything someone else said on another forum, then put in an ad for a website.
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hoe_NC would be included.
He's posted over 10,000 times since Sept. 20th. 
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