Feb 27th, '09, 17:39
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JAS-eTea Guy
Now here is the perfect snack to go along with the tea.
http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/product/ ... ky-2-54-oz
http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/product/ ... ky-2-54-oz
Yeah Scott has a way with making them all seem good. He knows we are all looking through pu goggles!thanks wrote:I just laughed at this last night!
Not gonna lie, the tea does look very good.
I don't know about you guys but the hairs I have seen in mine are all long and straight.shogun89 wrote:Those damn well better be chest hairs!heatwaves wrote:The ticket only says that because the cake is imbedded with chest hairs.
Hahaha shogun89 I hope they are chest hairsshogun89 wrote:Mine never look long and strait, but short and curely which is what kinda makes me
but either way just keep telling yourself the boiling water will take care of it 
. Seriously though its worth it for the Pu, just keep thinking of how good it tastes. Maybe the hair came from a rare special kind of tea plant .
Mar 1st, '09, 01:56
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Maybe there's a Seven-Daughter Tea Cake that "personages of the industry" recommend as the tea for women?
Of course, the curliness of any hairs found in that stuff would be strictly due to perming
Of course, the curliness of any hairs found in that stuff would be strictly due to perming
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