Has Everyone Gone For Tea?

[Zacs-Master]

It would seem so. Quaint English tradition.

[cupid04]

Can either clique answer?

[Berniecuddles2]

aahh ..tea..cupid...hmmm crumpet xx

[Zacs-Master]

Oh yes I'm not Cliquist.

[gness]

Perhaps clique A is wearing down clique B......

I love afternoon tea.....even if it is English.......with a vintage tablecloth and china cups and saucers....

Did Jim get his pint and cuddle, Zacs?

[Zacs-Master]

I see this is going 'Ski Sunday' already.

[murraymints]

do you mean tea or evening meal ? up here dinner is tea

[Zacs-Master]

I'm away this week Gness (hence me being able to rattle a few cages so often ;-)) so Jim will have to bide his time.

[gness]

Ah....it'll be worth his wait though......x

[Zacs-Master]

Tea, Minty I'm an Englishman my dear. We have...Tea, dontchaknow.

[ummmm]

Dinner, it's dinner :-)

Tea is a drink.

[murraymints]

afternoon tea is taken 12-2 here really and is very nice..china linen wee triangle sarnies wi no crust and dainties

[cupid04]

Bernie, funny you should mention crumpets...that's what I'm having right now with mug of tea. x

[murraymints]

I have crumpets..might partake later

[Islay]

Its too late for afternoon tea so do you mean high tea?

[Zacs-Master]

And I thought you Scots were a rough bunch Minty. Glad you've adopted a few of our more sophisticated ways.

[Zacs-Master]

Islay, it was always 'Teatime' when I was growing up in the wilds of West Yorkshire.

[murraymints]

ahl have yoo know aye am a brrrrrodie girl !

[Islay]

Ahhhh that explains it all ZM your a Yorkshire man! lol

[murraymints]

ee up by gum !