Do you stir your tea anti-clockwise?
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RustyMX5 said:
Stir? Don't be silly; I dunk the bag in repeatedly. Who needs to dirty cutlery when a bag on a string is sufficient?
Shouldn't even need dunking, the perfect cup of tea can be achieved by letting it diffuse on its own over a period of 3-4 minutes before removing. The only stirring that takes place is after the addition of milk, if one is so inclined.Chauffard said:
Got me wondering what anti-clockwise was called before clock dials were invented.
Counter-compunctionalitisionally I shouldn't wonder.
They had a much better word before clocks:- Widdershins. Conjures up images of nubile young witches dancing sky-clad around a bonfire. (Or is that just me?).Counter-compunctionalitisionally I shouldn't wonder.
Digger said:
I used to be a circle stirrer but now I’m a swisher across the centre of the cup as it swishes the tea out of the bag more effectively 
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Edited by Digger on Thursday 15th May 17:58
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