Meh, I don't want people to get partisan here.....and I don't mean Green Tea versus Black tea
However, I went to the big rally in Washington D.C. and I thought people here, regardless of their politics would enjoy a picture of this sign:
Re: Favorite Rally Sign
Well done, I like your humor. I checked out your Web Pagebeforewisdom wrote:I went to the big rally in Washington D.C. and I thought people here, regardless of their politics would enjoy a picture of this sign:
And found enough interesting links to last me 3 or 4 days... Thanks.
Nov 4th, '10, 14:34
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Re: Favorite Rally Sign
The Rally To Restore Sanity?
Also, nice! Been looking through pictures, both just to look and, to see if any tea drinkers did something like that.
Another tea-related sign:
Also, nice! Been looking through pictures, both just to look and, to see if any tea drinkers did something like that.
Another tea-related sign:
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Re: Favorite Rally Sign
Yes!gargoylekitty wrote:The Rally To Restore Sanity?
After the train ride and being in that crowd an MRI will never feel uncomfortable again .
Whenever I see demonstrators doing anything with teabags I keep having the thoughtAlso, nice! Been looking through pictures, both just to look and, to see if any tea drinkers did something like that.
Don't waste it! Oh wait, it is bagged and probably Lipon
Truth is stranger than fiction. In college I knew an American, who was doing his pHd in British history. According to him, the favorite drink was ale and the character of the average Briton was similar to the thugs in the second "Mad Max" movie. Then tea got introduced to the British public, it became a favorite and changed the average person's character/behavior. I learned from him that this was not an uncommon observation among historians.Another tea-related sign:
( "Switch To Herbal And Chill The *freak* Out" )
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Ah thank you! It really makes my day to know that people are reading itnonc_ron wrote:Well done, I like your humor. I checked out your Web Pagebeforewisdom wrote:I went to the big rally in Washington D.C. and I thought people here, regardless of their politics would enjoy a picture of this sign:
And found enough interesting links to last me 3 or 4 days... Thanks.
Nov 4th, '10, 17:31
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I always liked the guy with the large pink sign stating "I HAVE A SIGN". I won't bother posting the pic due to the other signs present.
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Re: Favorite Rally Sign
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear by hooksie, on Flickr
Bonuses:
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear by hooksie, on Flickr
Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear by hooksie, on Flickr
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ummm ... let's get off the politics please.
I honestly do not care whether anyone loves 'em or hates 'em. TeaChat is a politics free zone per forum "guidelines!"
So say the TeaPeeps!
Thank you most kindly,
Chip
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I honestly do not care whether anyone loves 'em or hates 'em. TeaChat is a politics free zone per forum "guidelines!"
So say the TeaPeeps!
Thank you most kindly,
Chip
Immoderate TeaPartayer (of the tea drinking kind) who happens to Moderate