tea and peeing.

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tea and peeing.

by heavydoom » Mar 25th, '09, 18:31

when i drink pu erh tea, i go to the washroom a LOT!! you too?
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by bsteele » Mar 25th, '09, 19:19

tea in general. I guess it's that cup after cup after cup after cup after cup... (you get the picture) habit :)
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by Proinsias » Mar 25th, '09, 20:16

Yeah, seems to happen with most kinds of tea, and beers....

Last summer I went a bit wild for juicing freshly picked fruit one day, the washroom visits are much more appealing if all you have done is overdo the pu'erh.

Sorry.
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by Chip » Mar 25th, '09, 20:27

I think the body adapts somewhat to the consumption of tea over time, creating less urgent bathroom runs. :lol:
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by murrius » Mar 26th, '09, 00:10

Proinsias wrote:Yeah, seems to happen with most kinds of tea, and beers....

It seems like everything I like makes humans pee..... :(
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by Herb_Master » Mar 26th, '09, 00:44

Chip wrote:I think the body adapts somewhat to the consumption of tea over time, creating less urgent bathroom runs. :lol:
I think that 30 years playing Rugby helped me adapt - drink 8 pints of beer then a 4 hour coach journey home.
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by sp1key » Mar 26th, '09, 02:43

salute to you herbs_master... 30yrs of 4hr coach journey that just mean dedication...

good to have a rugby fellow here, going to watch the HK rugby sevens this weekend... watch any super14 or nrl?
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by Herb_Master » Mar 26th, '09, 05:07

sp1key wrote:salute to you herbs_master... 30yrs of 4hr coach journey that just mean dedication...

good to have a rugby fellow here, going to watch the HK rugby sevens this weekend... watch any super14 or nrl?
That was only the away matches, and 4 hours was only 3 or 4 times a year, most away matches were between 1 and 2 1/2 hours.

I get little opportunity to watch and what I do watch tends to be 6 Nations and English premiership.

I used to watch Rugby league as a youngster - my local team threw the gates open at half time so kids could walk in free - we would watch the first half from an attic window in a house above the ground then run down at half time - but ever since secondary school it has been rugby Union.

I don't watch much of any other codes, but I was hooked on American football for a number of years a couple of decades ago. I particularly enjoyed watching the Bears and the Redskins. For the Redskins Riggins was awesome but Theismann, Monk, Jacoby and Bostik were very impressive. For the Bears Payton was immense and second only to Riggins as my all time favourite, and McMahon was great - Perry was an interesting addition for a couple of seasons.
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by sp1key » Mar 26th, '09, 05:20

icic good old days when everything aint as commercialised... I'm following on the super14 n nrl, getting quite tight
and last week's 6 nations was a thriller
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