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· 10 years ago
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World War Tea has begun.
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deathfox393
· 10 years ago
..... we don't have harbours where I live, but we do how ever have a river.
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mickymouse
· 10 years ago
I shall move to England, I might then be considered normal in my excessive tea drinking habits
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emptyvoid
· 10 years ago
I'm going with you if you haven't left yet.
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mickymouse
· 10 years ago
I'm arranging a private jet right now
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deathfox393
· 10 years ago
WAIT can I come with?
mickymouse
· 10 years ago
Idk, what's your tea experience level...?
deathfox393
· 10 years ago
...... we sadly do not have tea kettles if that it's what you're asking, but we have made plenty jus of Sun tea
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mickymouse
· 10 years ago
Well I suppose you can come, you must learn the ways of the tea masters
badasslatina
· 10 years ago
Only a slight correction: the word mate is stressed in the a, not the e, and it isn't written with the รก. Also, it's a completely different beverage than the tea; and we do also drink tea.
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guest
· 10 years ago
i like you
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badasslatina
· 10 years ago
Thanks guest :) you seem very nice yourself
gunnerwolf
· 10 years ago
the england one is very false, unless you're visiting the queen, you'll get your tea in a mug, with no saucer, pre-stirred and with no spoon.
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shinjiikari
· 10 years ago
At the very end, I heard Alfred and Arthur from Hetalia yelling at each other.
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human_number1229
· 9 years ago
Jackie Tyler, anyone?