Saturday, November 30, 2013
Thrilling Tea Acrobatics With Mr. Teh Tarik
Think twice before trying this at home, sports fans. That tea is presumably hot and this man is a highly trained professional.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Saturday, November 09, 2013
The Fine Art of Tea Dueling
Here's another article I recently wrote for The English Tea Store blog.
The Fine Art of Tea Dueling
By William I. Lengeman III
Even though I don’t have all the facts, I’m going to go out on a limb and say that there’s probably not much going on in the way of dueling nowadays. Which is a good thing. If you’re like me, what little you know about dueling comes mostly from American history class (Hamilton v. Burr) or that variety that takes place in Western movies and TV shows at about the time the clock strikes high noon.
But there is actually one type of dueling going on nowadays and, as the title of this article strongly indicates, it has something to do...
Sunday, November 03, 2013
Tea - More Health Benefits
There are no shortage of studies these days trumpeting the health benefits of drinking tea. A new one, recently published in the New England Journal of Flabbergastery, is more comprehensive than most. I won't go into all the details - look it up and read them for yourself, if you must. Here are just a few of the divers maladies and conditions drinking tea is said to provide relief from:
Twittering, gout, loose sphincter muscles, leprosy, jabbering, broken sacroiliac, dropsy, random and uncontrolled hollering, lycanthropy, goiter, pleurisy, bubonic plague, priapism, boanthropy, sagging testicles, whooping cough, cradle cap and loutishness.
Twittering, gout, loose sphincter muscles, leprosy, jabbering, broken sacroiliac, dropsy, random and uncontrolled hollering, lycanthropy, goiter, pleurisy, bubonic plague, priapism, boanthropy, sagging testicles, whooping cough, cradle cap and loutishness.
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