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tom, dick and harry
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Alles ganz verschieden
Listed various words that have come into my mind. Will edit them at some point - honestly.
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Ecstasy is a glass full of tea
it's tea time!
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ry fair enough Messer alexz, changed. bilby, essentially that is correct, however, I found recently that in fact, either spelling is acceptable in en_US (for the color, not the surname of course), gray being only the more common. Jan 25, 2013
bilby Is that why they don't call it Earl Gray in you essay? Jan 24, 2013
alexz It should be Earl Grey as the drink is named after a person with last name Grey, and title of Earl
Jan 24, 2013
reesetee Thanks for the tip, bilby. I'll have to add his works to my 5,373-volume reading list. ;-) Dec 19, 2007
bilby Sarra's serving suggestion used to be called tea with in Australia. Hal Porter describes the ritual of tea with in one of the books of his autobiographical trilogy. The period in question was probably the 1920's or 1930's from memory. Both the habit of drinking tea with and the expression have gone way out of fashion.
P.S. If you love Wordie, you'd love Hal Porter. Dec 18, 2007
kewpid I'm surprised something so definitively English was excluded for so long. Dec 18, 2007
sarra A new addition (December 2007) to the Oxford English Dictionary! Puzzlingly late; highly commended.
I suggest trying it black, with gin. Dec 18, 2007