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wug wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
i nearly vomitted when i tried it pls idk but the jam is TOO sweet compared to the tea, bc the tea has that leafy taste w a bit of sugar u know, while the jam is just.. straight up jam, also it doesnt leave the bread wet (i know it's repulsive but my brain enjoys it hello!) so no appeal in that
i could probably eat straight sugar on bread honestly
have you tried sugar and lemon juice on pancakes
i don't like pancakea 
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Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
jam in tea
is this any better 
use a spoon to pour tea on bread
smh u people defending the tea, by the time i'm done with my sandwich it has cooled down it's fine it can go away!!
Date: 19-03-2022 00:11
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wug wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
i nearly vomitted when i tried it pls idk but the jam is TOO sweet compared to the tea, bc the tea has that leafy taste w a bit of sugar u know, while the jam is just.. straight up jam, also it doesnt leave the bread wet (i know it's repulsive but my brain enjoys it hello!) so no appeal in that
i could probably eat straight sugar on bread honestly
i've done that but w croissants yes, it is good. i also remember when i used to eat raising bread id add honey on top, i could probably get a regular bread slice and do the same
i thought you wrote raisin 
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Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Misjel wrote:
can't you brew some tea and then put it in a spray bottle for ur bread or smth....nifty of me
good grief the way i'm laughing

no it's not wet enougn it has to be soaking wet
soak the bread before applying butter or jam 
😭😭😭😭 noooo the butter will be too hard it will break the bread
Date: 19-03-2022 00:11
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misjel wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Misjel wrote:
can't you brew some tea and then put it in a spray bottle for ur bread or smth....nifty of me
good grief the way i'm laughing

no it's not wet enougn it has to be soaking wet
you can use those spray bottles for pesticides
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Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
i could probably eat straight sugar on bread honestly
i've done that but w croissants yes, it is good. i also remember when i used to eat raising bread id add honey on top, i could probably get a regular bread slice and do the same
i thought you wrote raisin 
it is raisin.. i misspelleled plsls
Date: 19-03-2022 00:12
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misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
i could probably eat straight sugar on bread honestly
have you tried sugar and lemon juice on pancakes
i don't like pancakea 
ok try it on bread then
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wug wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
good grief the way i'm laughing

no it's not wet enougn it has to be soaking wet
soak the bread before applying butter or jam 
😭😭😭😭 noooo the butter will be too hard it will break the bread
make sheets of butter to put on the bread like those chocolate sheet things
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wug wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
Misjel wrote:
have you tried sugar and lemon juice on pancakes
i don't like pancakea 
ok try it on bread then
why
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wug wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
i've done that but w croissants yes, it is good. i also remember when i used to eat raising bread id add honey on top, i could probably get a regular bread slice and do the same
i thought you wrote raisin 
it is raisin.. i misspelleled plsls
cancelled
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misjel wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
is this any better 
use a spoon to pour tea on bread
smh u people defending the tea, by the time i'm done with my sandwich it has cooled down it's fine it can go away!!
must protect the tea
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Eostre wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Sick brain on phone ✌🏻
Reading comprehension : low
the civil sorry! not dealing w the issue! what does it mean
I literally cannot figure ur goal like u don't even seem sure if it is genuine, and to me at least its like if u r gonna reconnect At all with someone you've had a fall out with, it would require an apology, not a question to be civil. 
You mention you used to pride yourself on being peaceful and always righting wrongs (perfectionist) and now you haven't. It must be a new, sorta ugly feeling to sit with. I wonder what your goal is then, to obtain the normal decency (civility) of strangers who share a space, or to reconnect beyond that, eg a friendship, acquaintances - something which would require an apology and for it to be accepted ofc. to even start rebuilding, or to agree on common terms of communication. 

Civil can be a way to sweep some of ur discomfort under the rug and it won't settle the "dispute" in any real way. 
i think most of the time i want to apologize but also somehow try to respect the other person's feelings by asking to stay civil instead of pushing a friendship on them 
Date: 19-03-2022 00:13
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misjel wrote:
all tea is equal #communism
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wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
thog2 wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
soak the bread before applying butter or jam 
😭😭😭😭 noooo the butter will be too hard it will break the bread
make sheets of butter to put on the bread like those chocolate sheet things
but then the butter wouldn't melt with the hot tea..
Date: 19-03-2022 00:13
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misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
Misjel wrote:
Maxolotl wrote:
i don't like pancakea 
ok try it on bread then
why
why not
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