Of the Mage and the Proud Caledorian

[Aicanor]

I take tea very seriously.

[Elessehta of Yvresse]

You say formerly serious, but....
I can't take tea serous, I'm neither an Englishman or a Lady~

[Aicanor]

There is true art in tea making. And not neccessarily English style tea. There are so many other kinds to be tasted, much more exquisite, truly worthy of Asur attention.
As you see, I am somewhat fond of adding leaves to my drinking water. I have friends who were involved in tea trade with China, Japan, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, India and Nepal. I ended up owning quite a few tea sets of various origins and purposes (drinking tea mainly, obviously).
I even add tea into my Christmas cookies. And no, I am not mad.

[Prince of Spires]

And no, I am not mad.

I somehow feel that this is up for debate

Of course, it doens't have much to do with the quality of the cookies.

And yes, tea is important...

Rod

[Elessehta of Yvresse]

When someone of Saphery says they aren't mad, it's best to nod your head slowly in agreement.

[Aicanor]

The cookies are very good. The rest of the family already got over the fact that it's green, so they can enjoy the cookies as well.

When someone of Saphery says they aren't mad, it's best to nod your head slowly in agreement.

This is why they do it? I was wondering...

[Laicamir]

In Tiranoc people tend to be more blunt

[Aicanor]

They had to lose some basic survival instincts: Never mess with wizards, be polite to dragons, never laugh when Caledorians make jokes. They may be serious.

[Laicamir]

Even if it is serious its most likely laughable.

[Aicanor]

The point is, you do not laugh at them, unless you are one of the former. And in first case, reasonably far from their reach.

[Elessehta of Yvresse]

This thread may have inspired me to buy a tea set.

[Laicamir]

Excellent, tea is delicious.

I wonder how the caledorian would react to transformation of kadon?

[Elessehta of Yvresse]

Swordmaster's list for the Fluffyhammer event features a Prince who turns into a dragon and a Dragon Mage, it's aptly named the CALEDOR TASK FORCE.

[Elithmar]

I like to think that I'd like tea, even though I've never tried it. I think it's a requirement of being English.

[Elessehta of Yvresse]

I like to think that I'd like tea, even though I've never tried it. I think it's a requirement of being English.

Wait, you're English and never had Tea? Surely that's the definition of paradoxical...

[Aicanor]

...it's aptly named the CALEDOR TASK FORCE.

I guess Laicamir has in mind more of a "PUT CALEDOR TO TASK FORCE".

I like to think that I'd like tea, even though I've never tried it. I think it's a requirement of being English.

Don't worry, there are so many kinds of tea you are bound to like at least one.

[Elithmar]

I hope so; I don't feel very English at the moment. I do sometimes have quite a strong accent though, and I have quite strong British ideas. ^_^

[Laicamir]

Not all tea is British though

[Elithmar]

No, but the English are renowned tea drinkers.

[Aicanor]

No tea is British these days. So it is OK to drink any tea one likes.