Wonder how I got this love for tea? My Father was....a tea drinker, and a meme, and one night, he goes drinking tea crazier than usual. Mommy gives him more lemon zinger for the fun of it, he likes that. more than...One...Bit. So, me watching, he takes the tea, right from her, laughing while he does it, he turns to me, and he says, "WHY SO BRITISH?!!!" Puts the tea under my doile, and he says, "WHY SO BRITISH?" Tells me to drink up before tea time is over and says, "WHY SO BRITISH?!!"

Now, our operation is small, but there's a lot of opportunity for aggressive expansion. Anyone want to grow up?

That's how She got there.n.n;

the.. tea would go on-top of the doilie. they're sort of like coasters.



also... lemon in tea... 100% pure American. *shudders at the thought* sugar would've worked well enough.


also, tea time isn't that. it's more like a late evening version of lunch or brunch.

Fair enough! :) That's a directly related parody of ==> the scene's kinda mature in itself though... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQHfoz9Be7U

And I kinda just took a shot at it. I love British accents and customs, no offense meant of course, and thanks for the corrections. I drink tea on occasion, but the only British Tea I could think of was Earl Grey Tea, and it didn't fit, and I was tired when I wrote it, :)

yeh, seen the film, got the quote reference.

typically "british" tea (though I'd guess you mean English) would be PG tips, Tetley etc... made with a bag, milk, and sugar. 90% of sane people do not drink tea black.

I laughed at the bus. XD And... Everything about this picture. I think it's all very well done, really, so congratulations! ^^

Aww thankyou :)