add ambrosia and stir

Filed under: teaheehee — schlinky at 6:49 pm on Tuesday, March 20, 2007

What kind of tea do they drink on Mt. Olympus?

Divini-tea

don’t let this one out of the bag

Filed under: teaheehee — schlinky at 12:56 pm on Sunday, March 18, 2007

What kind of tea is especially dangerous for cats?

Curiosi-tea

it smells kind of sweaty though

Filed under: teaheehee — the royal we at 11:00 am on Friday, March 16, 2007

Which persimmon-based tea does one drink with the intention of attaining a slightly more lucid state of consciousness without necessarily liberating oneself too completely?

Perspicaci-tea

(just slightly more caffeinated than spirituali-tea)

add sweetener to taste

Filed under: hi(ghbrow)ku, teaheehee — schlinky at 8:53 pm on Saturday, March 10, 2007

hibiscus petals

of ephemerali-tea

taste good in passing

with fronds like that

Filed under: teaheehee — the royal we at 10:55 am on Friday, March 9, 2007

What kind of herbal tea would you not even serve to your worst enemy?

Animosi-tea

If you must have tea with your worst enemy, serve something decaf that’ll make ‘em go green with envy . . .

teetering on the edge of obscurity

Filed under: knights of the round table, teaheehee — O for Olaf at 11:29 am on Tuesday, March 6, 2007

What kind of tea has been proven by historians — beyond a shadow of a doubt — to have been consumed by King Arthur and his knights?

Sir-tain-tea

(certainty)

That’s why they call Tom “Swift-tea”

Filed under: teaheehee, tom swifties — O for Olaf at 9:07 am on Tuesday, March 6, 2007

“This pseudo-healthy organic liquid crap tastes like it was made from trees!”

barked Tom

hi to you too,

Filed under: teaheehee — captain woozle at 11:03 am on Monday, March 5, 2007

What kind of tea does one drink while on a date with one’s spouse’s sister at a loud rock concert?

Hi-fidelity

celestial reasonings

Filed under: teaheehee — schlinky at 11:19 am on Saturday, March 3, 2007

What kind of tea, developed secretly by the second mistress of Baron von Richterstein as an aphrodisiac and ultimately abandoned after proving to be both tasteless and tasteless, is really not terribly important to the annals of tea historiography?

Triviali-tea

a senile sultan insulting saltines

Filed under: teaheehee — captain woozle at 8:24 pm on Thursday, March 1, 2007

What kind of tea is good for dunking soda crackers in?

Salini-tea

« Previous PageNext Page »