Sep 16th, '08, 20:00
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by tenuki » Sep 16th, '08, 20:00
That Yixing is looking for a home.
Sep 16th, '08, 21:26
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 16th, '08, 21:26
tenuki wrote:That Yixing is looking for a home.
NO WAY!
May I claim it?
That would be so amazing!
I promise to take very good care of it

Sep 16th, '08, 21:43
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by tenuki » Sep 16th, '08, 21:43
Everything in there is fair game except the brown gaiwan, and that I'll ship to whoever wants it at the end of the box pass, just want to keep a gaiwan in there for people who don't have one. The black Yixing I threw in there has already found a good home I hear....

Sep 16th, '08, 21:50
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 16th, '08, 21:50
tenuki wrote:Everything in there is fair game except the brown gaiwan, and that I'll ship to whoever wants it at the end of the box pass, just want to keep a gaiwan in there for people who don't have one. The black Yixing I threw in there has already found a good home I hear....

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Is the one that was in the box the one you put in there (aka is it already spoken for) or are you referring to a different one? lol
Sep 16th, '08, 22:48
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by RussianSoul » Sep 16th, '08, 22:48
There was another YiXing in the box, a black one. It now lives in my house. I use it everyday, it already acquired some interesting patina. Love it!
I tried the brown YiXing too, it brewed a very nice TKY for me. You will not regret it, PolyhymnianMuse. Go for it!

Sep 16th, '08, 23:19
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 16th, '08, 23:19
RussianSoul wrote:There was another YiXing in the box, a black one. It now lives in my house. I use it everyday, it already acquired some interesting patina. Love it!
I tried the brown YiXing too, it brewed a very nice TKY for me. You will not regret it, PolyhymnianMuse. Go for it!

Wonderful
As long as no one has any objections

Sep 17th, '08, 00:09
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by Victoria » Sep 17th, '08, 00:09
RussianSoul wrote:There was another YiXing in the box, a black one. It now lives in my house. I use it everyday, it already acquired some interesting patina. Love it!
I tried the brown YiXing too, it brewed a very nice TKY for me. You will not regret it, PolyhymnianMuse. Go for it!

I'm glad to hear that Russsian Soul, because my heart leapt for a moment when I thought it was still available. I wasn't sure I would use it very often, but I had a hard time letting it go.

Sep 17th, '08, 00:14
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by Chip » Sep 17th, '08, 00:14
PolyhymnianMuse wrote: As long as no one has any objections

I adamantly object, and the fact I am next on the pass has absolutely nothing to do with it.

blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Sep 17th, '08, 00:49
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 17th, '08, 00:49
Chip wrote:PolyhymnianMuse wrote: As long as no one has any objections

I adamantly object, and the fact I am next on the pass has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Aww I suppose I wont be keeping it afterall than haha
Sep 17th, '08, 10:45
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by auggy » Sep 17th, '08, 10:45
GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:I didn't use it at all, but if I had to guess, I would say use the yixing for your wuyi and roastier TGY, and the gaiwan for lighter oolongs.

I didn't use it either - but it sure was cute!
Sep 17th, '08, 12:14
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 17th, '08, 12:14
auggy wrote:GeekgirlUnveiled wrote:I didn't use it at all, but if I had to guess, I would say use the yixing for your wuyi and roastier TGY, and the gaiwan for lighter oolongs.

I didn't use it either - but it sure was cute!
So far I tried some wuyi in it that was just out of this world. Its very nice.
Since chip seems to want to try it out, maybe I could possibly have it at the end of the pass than?

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by Chip » Sep 17th, '08, 12:19
PolyhymnianMuse wrote: Since chip seems to want to try it out, maybe I could possibly have it at the end of the pass than?

I was JK. It is yours for the taking!
blah blah blah SENCHA blah blah blah!!!
Sep 17th, '08, 12:22
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by Victoria » Sep 17th, '08, 12:22
Awww he was just teasing you!! Chip wants ALL the teaware and ALL the tins. Oh yeah and all the TEA!! I say keep it, enjoy it, it was destined to be yours.
There is some excellent wuyi in there, without a doubt!
Enjoy!
Sep 17th, '08, 12:35
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by PolyhymnianMuse » Sep 17th, '08, 12:35
Woo!
*does a little dance*
Thank you Thank You
I've only had the chance to look through it and decide on a few to try first haha its hard when there are so many choices.
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by Victoria » Sep 17th, '08, 12:41
I'm happy you're happy!
I suggest making up little samples of the ones you want to try, that way you can enjoy them at your leisure - (considering there are so many) for months to come!
Ha!