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Blue strainers are despiteful.

1. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 00:10
   They just are. :roll:
2. KitRaeSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 03:08
   I have absolutely no idea what a strainer is or wtf dispiteful means, but I agree with you in every way imaginable 8)
3. WeederSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 05:29
   How do you feel about an orange sieve?
4. KitRaeSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 12:59
   I feel they have a nice colour, but the sieves should be more strainery :)
5. WeederSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 16:46
   Hmmm.... after momentary deliberation i have to agree... they need to be more strainery indeed.
6. babadiSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 17:49
   ummmmmm......... i agree???????????????
7. KitRaeSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 19:03
   You should!!!! Or else the blue strainers will turn into orange sieves and rip all of your toenails to shreds!!! :twisted: :lol:
8. Rocker KidSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 19:48
   Blue strainers? My blue strainer seems to work just fine... drains all my pasta pretty well....
9. OverlordSalvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 20:47
   this post stinks of canadian. either that or I have no idea what the hell anyone's talking about. Someone please explain!!!
10. Snuff.Salvaged from archive10 Jul 2006, 21:17
    This will probably incriminate me within this domain for years to come, but I happen to drink loose-leaf tea...through a tea pot: half red label, half earl grey and employing the use of a "strainer". Were this strainer to be coloured blue as opposed to the dull metallic colour in which it is currently embodied, my morning's would be greatly enhanced. What can I say? You Canadians got it all.
11. tgd_02Salvaged from archive11 Jul 2006, 17:39
    w t f m a t e
12. Snuff.Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 07:25
    w t f m a t e not quite, "maté" is a leaf they brew in South America containing caffeine, much like the conventional Asian tea to which I am partial. our South American membership would probly be able to enlighten you better.
13. OverlordSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 15:10
    This will probably incriminate me within this domain for years to come, but I happen to drink loose-leaf tea...through a tea pot: half red label, half earl grey and employing the use of a "strainer". Were this strainer to be coloured blue as opposed to the dull metallic colour in which it is currently embodied, my morning's would be greatly enhanced. What can I say? You Canadians got it all. I'm running away screaming at this point in the conversation.
14. tgd_02Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 17:29
    w t f m a t e not quite, "maté" is a leaf they brew in South America containing caffeine, much like the conventional Asian tea to which I am partial. our South American membership would probly be able to enlighten you better. haha o i know bout máte myself....shhhhh
15. tgd_02Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 17:30
    This will probably incriminate me within this domain for years to come, but I happen to drink loose-leaf tea...through a tea pot: half red label, half earl grey and employing the use of a "strainer". Were this strainer to be coloured blue as opposed to the dull metallic colour in which it is currently embodied, my morning's would be greatly enhanced. What can I say? You Canadians got it all. I'm running away screaming at this point in the conversation. im in love with your avatar, go ZIDANE!!
16. verticalkillerSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:05
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced.
17. Snuff.Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:12
    I'm running away screaming at this point in the conversation. That's quite the feat! :lol: Yeah I know, it was only when I was writing my original reply that I realised how outlandish (and outdated) this method of tea-making really is! Hell, especially to a people for whom "tea bags" are a novelty! :D It's just something my mum and dad used to do and it's kinda stuck. Works a fucking treat when you've got a crew round and you set the ol' tea pot on the table as the spliffs get passed round. Probably accounts for 90% of my success with women (disregarding what I spike the tea with, of course :twisted: :lol: ). A tip to all the singles though: broadsheet papers and a tea pot. Aint failed me once. Especially for the local girls. :wink:
18. Snuff.Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:14
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced. Aaaah, give her a break. Her first language is French, I believe. :wink:
19. verticalkillerSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:25
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced. Aaaah, give her a break. Her first language is French, I believe. :wink: nah, she's a bitch all the time to me. I don't care what the reason is. :)
20. andrexoteSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:33
    w t f m a t e not quite, "maté" is a leaf they brew in South America containing caffeine, much like the conventional Asian tea to which I am partial. our South American membership would probly be able to enlighten you better. you mean coca, mate de coca, stract of coke, actually it isnt caffeine, its better and healthy inca's used to chew it for strenght on hardwork, now we blame this leaf for be the essence(almost all) of cocaine :? we got cocaine pizza! and its lega!, nananana
21. KitRaeSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 19:45
    *Buys plane ticket to Peru*
22. Snuff.Salvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 20:03
    you mean coca, mate de coca, stract of coke, actually it isnt caffeine, its better and healthy inca's used to chew it for strenght on hardwork, now we blame this leaf for be the essence(almost all) of cocaine :? we got cocaine pizza! and its lega!, nananana LMAO @ free-for-all cocaine use!! ...And cannabis use, for that matter. You know i'm staying with you when I find my way down to peru, right? :D I hate to enlighten you on your own cultural efficacies, but I believe the term "mate" has been abstracted into a general term in South America applied to any brewed leaf. Hence, "mate de coca" would be brewed coca leaf. Originally, however, Mate refers to "Yerba Mate", a caffeinated variety of holly. I read that it's use is mainly restricted to southern South America: ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yerba_mate ) and I can only assume that in the more northern parts it is less traditional. edit: I may actually be confuse, and in fact Mate may be the general term to which all other brewed leafs are added to, in effect, make an equivalent to the English "tea" (i.e. coca tea, mushroom tea :P etc.). All I know is that I remembered all this from Che Guavara's motorcycle diaries. :D
23. andrexoteSalvaged from archive12 Jul 2006, 21:08
    lol yeeea that movie kick ass, aniways if u got a chance come and see by yourself, i must be studying math now but some friends came and ask me for a trip to mountains and I CANT DENY THAT hurray 28 july ! ! ! ! !
24. Rocker KidSalvaged from archive13 Jul 2006, 14:10
    w t f m a t e not quite, "maté" is a leaf they brew in South America containing caffeine, much like the conventional Asian tea to which I am partial. our South American membership would probly be able to enlighten you better. you mean coca, mate de coca, stract of coke, actually it isnt caffeine, its better and healthy inca's used to chew it for strenght on hardwork, now we blame this leaf for be the essence(almost all) of cocaine :? we got cocaine pizza! and its lega!, nananana I'm coming with Kit and Snuff to your house! *buys plane ticket to Peru*
25. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive14 Jul 2006, 00:56
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced. I know what despiteful means sweetie. The whole point of this thread was for it not to make sense.
26. Evil ConservativeSalvaged from archive14 Jul 2006, 01:12
    The dark light shown down on the frozen lake as it's waves crashed the shorelines of the river flowing down deep to the fire burning and waves crashing into the light of the nighttime sky from forth came the howling of creatures of uncounted ages and gibbering madness upon the land as the sky fell in blackness and all began flowery in goodness and light. That does not make sense. They still have blue strainers in Canada?!? Must be surplus stock from the 70's we gave to you all. That makes sense. :twisted: :lol:
27. verticalkillerSalvaged from archive14 Jul 2006, 09:33
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced. I know what despiteful means sweetie. The whole point of this thread was for it not to make sense. I know you know what it means honey, look closer, the explination is for the person who was not aware of what despiteful meant. You're forgiven
28. OverlordSalvaged from archive14 Jul 2006, 14:00
    bitter party of two your table is now ready.
29. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive14 Jul 2006, 15:28
    Since you love helping those with spelling errors I tuoght i'd return the favor not only to you but the person who does not know what said word means. Despiteful:showing malicious ill will and a desire to hurt; motivated by spite. You're welcome in advanced. I know what despiteful means sweetie. The whole point of this thread was for it not to make sense. I know you know what it means honey, look closer, the explination is for the person who was not aware of what despiteful meant. You're forgiven Yaye! hehe :P
30. That DudeSalvaged from archive19 Jul 2006, 03:48
    NEDM.
31. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive19 Jul 2006, 06:20
    Not Even Doom Music....Bitches!!!! http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d73/cloudzie/nedm.gif
32. Clouds in the SkySalvaged from archive19 Jul 2006, 13:48
    yeah!
33. That DudeSalvaged from archive19 Jul 2006, 20:08
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/2/29/Chaps…
34. KitRaeSalvaged from archive19 Jul 2006, 20:13
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/de/thumb/4/4e/Label…

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