A cup of tea is a cup of peace.

[dragonyphoenix]

From the British Embassy in Washington D.C., what happens in one hour after your first sip of British tea.

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[shapinglight]

So, so true. :)

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*grin*

[gillo]

An infographic only needed by non-Brits.

;-)

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*laughs* Which is why it's provided by the embassy here in the US.

[gillo]

They need to sivilise you wild colonials. ;-)

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Not American but ...

[gillo]

I may have read far too much slash, but they do look like they want to touch each other quite a lot. Which is the non-brother, I wonder?

Also, there's ,i>prairie in Australia? Wow.

It's funny how very dated the postures and movements of everyone in that show look. Early 60s?

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That'd be my guess. The Ed Sullivan show.

[gillo]

That was Ed Sullivan? He looked oddly uncomfortable to me.

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Ed is my best guess. I seems oddly uncomfortable to me too.

[double_dutchess]

Tea makes everything better.

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I would feel most desolate without my morning chai.

[snogged.livejournal.com]

Oh yes. :)

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;-)