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Posted:ok here i go on my rant. i was talking to my friend in england
on the phone so it cost me a mint. but about 30 minutes into the call she says its tea time and has to go.
does all of england just stop working all the sudden??
and if so how the hell do you people get anything done!!!!
but any input would be nice. but i should shut up considering i would love to live in england some day.
on the phone so it cost me a mint. but about 30 minutes into the call she says its tea time and has to go.
does all of england just stop working all the sudden??
and if so how the hell do you people get anything done!!!!
but any input would be nice. but i should shut up considering i would love to live in england some day.
SLEEP WITH ANGELS muckieha
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GOLD Member since Dec 2002
Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
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Mand's Girl....and The Not So Shy One
Location: Calgary, Alberta Canada
Total posts: 2723
Posted:Hah! I'd have to go on a hunt to find them here in the States...especially in Houston, I bet.
Now...which is it that you bite the end off and slurp your tea through? The first time I saw that....it was a travel show and the host was in Oz. I thought it was the coolest thing! Next time I heard it mentioned was on the Graham Norton show.
I've yet to try it.
Now...which is it that you bite the end off and slurp your tea through? The first time I saw that....it was a travel show and the host was in Oz. I thought it was the coolest thing! Next time I heard it mentioned was on the Graham Norton show.
I've yet to try it.
Solitude sometimes speaks to you, and you should listen.
DeletePosted:You can do it with any biscuit covered in chocolate. Tim tams, penguins, chocolate covered shortbread (quickly! They fall apart!), kitkats.........
Also any hollow chocolate bar, Cadbury's 'spira' is gorgeous with coffee, if you like melty chocolate... it melts on the inside.
Yuuummmmmmmm!
Also any hollow chocolate bar, Cadbury's 'spira' is gorgeous with coffee, if you like melty chocolate... it melts on the inside.
Yuuummmmmmmm!
The optimist claims that we are living in the best of all possible worlds.
The pessimist fears this is true.
Always make time to play in the snow.
Posted:in TESCOS!!!
*gasp*
*racking brain*
o
*slurp*
*general dribble*
im going there this afternoon...
not just for tim tams...
t.i.m.t.a.m.s....
(imagine homer simpson)
(and ive never even tried a tim tam)
(what a cool name)
(tim tam)
(tim tam bam)
(wham)
(kablam)
(shalam)
(framam)
(hazzam)
*real crazed laughter*
(mumam)
(dadam)
(pracam)
(okok, stopping...stopam!)
(controlling problem-am)
(cant stop writing in brackets-am)
bye
ahhhhhhhhh.........am
*gasp*
*racking brain*
o
*slurp*
*general dribble*
im going there this afternoon...
not just for tim tams...
t.i.m.t.a.m.s....
(imagine homer simpson)
(and ive never even tried a tim tam)
(what a cool name)
(tim tam)
(tim tam bam)
(wham)
(kablam)
(shalam)
(framam)
(hazzam)
*real crazed laughter*
(mumam)
(dadam)
(pracam)
(okok, stopping...stopam!)
(controlling problem-am)
(cant stop writing in brackets-am)
bye
ahhhhhhhhh.........am
in state of metamorphosis
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Posted:*** hmmmm Tea .... *** this should be a compulsary act for everyone across the globe ! the one thing that the English invented to improve the entire world! thats probably why they went around trying to colonize all those other countries! im glad they made it to south africa , otherwise ... could you imagine...? no wait , I dont want to that would just be horrible!
milk , two and a half sugars please
milk , two and a half sugars please
i like breaking the Law 
, of Gravity 
!
Posted:Written by: polythene
You can do it with any biscuit covered in chocolate.
You learn something wonderful every day!
You can do it with any biscuit covered in chocolate.
You learn something wonderful every day!
"But what would you do with a brain if you had one?"
Dorothy Gale
Mele
SILVER Member since Oct 2003
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A perth girl gone walkabout...
Location: Back home in Perth WA, Austral...
Total posts: 396
SILVER Member since Oct 2003
A perth girl gone walkabout...
Location: Back home in Perth WA, Austral...
Total posts: 396
Posted:Not much of a tea drinker (or coffee either for that matter) but love my Tim Tams!
At work here we use money from petty cash to buy the office Double Choc Tim Tams - Mmmmmm
At work here we use money from petty cash to buy the office Double Choc Tim Tams - Mmmmmm
I smile because i have no idea whats going on!!
Posted:the evil spanning from my love of timtams
TIM........................
TAM.......................
YUM.......................
TIM........................
TAM.......................
YUM.......................
yay up to 5 beat weave only 4 more to get to 9 :P
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BRONZE Member since May 2003
old hand
Location: In a test pit, Mackay, Austral...
Total posts: 1107
BRONZE Member since May 2003
old hand
Location: In a test pit, Mackay, Austral...
Total posts: 1107
Posted:The caramel one is superior to the double chocolate, though you seem to get a slightly thicker layer of chocolate on the latter.
In the interests of science I spent last night comparing the timtam to the penguin; the filling is pretty much the same though the timtam biscuit is lighter and you get much more chocolate on top, though, dare I say it, the chocolate on the penguin is better quality as Australian chocolate in general has various waxes in it to stop it melting so easily and this affects the texture. Timtam is the winner though the penguin would be a good short-term fix.
Anyone else got a fetish for those caramel covered digestives?
I'm drooling.
In the interests of science I spent last night comparing the timtam to the penguin; the filling is pretty much the same though the timtam biscuit is lighter and you get much more chocolate on top, though, dare I say it, the chocolate on the penguin is better quality as Australian chocolate in general has various waxes in it to stop it melting so easily and this affects the texture. Timtam is the winner though the penguin would be a good short-term fix.
Anyone else got a fetish for those caramel covered digestives?
I'm drooling.
There is a slight possibility that I am not actually right all of the time.
DeleteMele
SILVER Member since Oct 2003
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A perth girl gone walkabout...
Location: Back home in Perth WA, Austral...
Total posts: 396
SILVER Member since Oct 2003
A perth girl gone walkabout...
Location: Back home in Perth WA, Austral...
Total posts: 396
Posted:Oooooh, i shouldn't have read this post - Its been along time since lunch and the thought of the lovely chocolatey goodness of the tim tam has set my stomach rubblings 
I smile because i have no idea whats going on!!
Posted:bought LARGE pack of cheap choccie digestives (no tim tams at co-op). they are smaller the the McV's, and the digestive part isnt so wholesome, i feel
but theyre Damn tasty!
*runs to biscuit tin*
yummeee
but theyre Damn tasty!
*runs to biscuit tin*
yummeee
in state of metamorphosis
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BRONZE Member since Jul 2003
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Insert Champagne Here
Location: without class distinction, Aus...
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BRONZE Member since Jul 2003
Insert Champagne Here
Location: without class distinction, Aus...
Total posts: 13215
Posted:for the aussies, try the K-Mark "Decadent" choccie chip bikkies. they are the best choc chip bikkies EVER! they are 40% chocolate or something! 
i would have changed ***** to phallus, and claire to petey Petey
Rougie: but that's what I'm doing here
Arnwyn: what letting me adjust myself in your room?..don't you dare quote that on HoP...
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