I eat tea leaves.

I'm fat myself, lol. There's no shame in it.

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They sell loose leaf tea

You measure the amount of tea, put t into the filter.

Then you put hot water into the cup, then the filter into the cup with the lid on the filter.

and tea looks like this

*japanese sencha*

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Heh, I set myself up for that one. But yea, I use tea leaves like these.

After I drink it, the leaves aren't as bitter and I like to chew on them. =T I got that habit from my uncle. I like the bitter taste.

I'm so poor I thought that joke might have been about not reusing bags of tea.

I taught Technology at a middle school all day. Correlation? maybe.

I've been building PC's for way too long and never use anything with an Asus label on it. I did own a laptop from them back in 2002 which was ok but that's it. Abit or Gigabyte are the only mobo's I use. Dump the PC and get a 909 or even a 303 and mod the shit out of it.

I hard to look at that three times before I figured out you weren't talking about a 303 or 909. I didn't figure you for the Hardfloor type. Or even the Gus Gus type, really.

People do mod the shit out of their 303s. 909s and 707s as well.

Classes... then string ensemble rehearsal! w00t! go music!

They sell loose leaf tea

You measure the amount of tea, put t into the filter.

Then you put hot water into the cup, then the filter into the cup with the lid on the filter.

Hot water!, Hot Water!

Do you bloody colonials know nothing!

h2g2 - Tea

http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/oldblobs/996668.swf

I purge the leaves by running them under some cool water first.

"hot" is according to the instruction based on the tea.

Besides, I never cared for Burgamot.

Even when I do get Darjeelings and Assam teas, I usually brew them lighter than most people would. Though, this is not observed when dealing with the first flush which has a refined oolong taste (technically it is an oolong).

hehe:

Note: Claims to be an Engineer, but hasn't earned that title yet

Note: Claims to be an Engineer, but hasn't earned that degree title yet either.

Note: Claims to be an Engineer, but hasn't earned that degree title yet either.

As someone who's earned both degree and title I take particular offense to her claim of being a professional engineer. Not that the title means a great deal, the list of idiot engineers is not short, but to make the claim when it's not true is just .

As someone who's earned both degree and title I take particular offense to her claim of being a professional engineer. Not that the title means a great deal, the list of idiot engineers is not short, but to make the claim when it's not true is just .

My point, although you don't seem to recognize my title since I don't take your silly exam

As someone who's earned both degree and title I take particular offense to her claim of being a professional engineer. Not that the title means a great deal, the list of idiot engineers is not short, but to make the claim when it's not true is just .

I missed said claim. indeed. I am deeply offended!

My point, although you don't seem to recognize my title since I don't take your silly exam

Yeah, I'm not sure "silly" is the term I'd use to describe that exam

Yeah, I'm not sure "silly" is the term I'd use to describe that exam

It sure is silly to me Nobody in my branch takes it.

It sure is silly to me Nobody in my branch takes it.

Do you guys/gals refer to yourselves as professional engineers, or just software engineers (or other nonsense). To me a PE is a PE, which means you're licensed and registered with the appropriate board. But there are lots of jobs that carry an "engineer" title that operate in a gray area. -=she=- is referring to herself and her friends as professional engineers which take it to another level in my book. In some states unfounded claims like that can land you in a lot of hot water.

Do you guys/gals refer to yourselves as professional engineers, or just software engineers (or other nonsense). To me a PE is a PE, which means you're licensed and registered with the appropriate board. But there are lots of jobs that carry an "engineer" title that operate in a gray area. -=she=- is referring to herself and her friends as professional engineers which take it to another level in my book. In some states unfounded claims like that can land you in a lot of hot water.

'Professional Engineer' means jack shit to EE's/Software E. I'm an embeded engineer by trade, Computer Engineer (and Electrical) by academia, and idiot by general consensus.

an <snip> idiot by general consensus.

+1 for honesty.

+1 for honesty.

I'm officially a high performance computing engineer by job title, and I'm a college dropout

But that's not the same thing as professional engineer.

<snip> and idiot by general consensus.

That's some knee slappin' goodness.

I'm a doctor

I'm not a doctor but I play one on TV

Software engineer - with no accreditation whatsoever.

I'm a -=Financial Analyst=-

I'm a doctor

I'm a Juris Doctor, but I can't even stand to watch ER with all the guts and stuff. And John Stamos' 18 o'clock shadow. Eww.

I make shit look pretty now and used to be in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Corps. I'm not an engineer either, does that qualify me to make cables too?