>>1961
>>1962
oh god what

>>1932

That in the background looks like one of the detector arrays in the Large Hadron Collider. Or even a Stargate.

Pic somewhat related (Lego, but the symbol ring is motorised, and has LEDS that light up the chevrons).

>>1937

>concerning the characteristics of Shinku

Well, I would agree that beauty can be a subjective matter, I'm the type of chap that is head over heels in love with blonde hair and deep blue eyes.
But you would have to do better than displaying a reactionface to impress me.

I suppose the burden of proof is on my shoulders regardless. I'll argue my case a bit then...

I consider her both wise and intelligent because she seems to have stored the knowledge she has been exposed to during the years, and accepted even the harshest of facts instead of turning a blind eye to some of them like, for an example, Hina Ichigo would. She also seems to use the vast amount of knowledge extensively in her quest to become Alice, analyzing, reflecting, detecting connections, the definition of intelligence. She also shows signs of being able to adapt her perception of the world and her purpose to new insights and realizations, instead of trying to either twist facts to fit inside a pre-determined bubble-like perception, or ignore them outright. That differs her from the Self-Righteous Zealot Souseiseki, and the Vengeful, Distrustful Suigintou, both who seem rather close-minded, something that I don't think is befitting of a sublime and pure Alice.

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>>1933

>This is why we can't have nice things

What can be nicer than ShinkuxSuigintou?

>>entire thread of dawa vs. junk argument

Posted pic kinda invalidates your argument, eh? Scenes like this of Dawa & Gin with nothing but absolute love for each other I find utterly exquisite.

>>1952
My thanks, comrade.

>>1954

No prbs, pal. Oh, and have another ShinkuxSuigintou. Ye gods, but they're gorgeous like this, are they not?

As I always say, this is how the dolls become Alice: Love

Ergo, Shinku = God. QED.

(and I'm a hardcore Atheist. But then, at least we can see Shinku)

>>1265
Not necessarily. It isn't "meant" to be served any way unless you subscribe to certain ceremonies - but I don't recall any such ceremonies that specify it to be served cold. The Japanese matcha ceremony is most definitely for hot tea; all Chinese ceremony that I know of (which isn't much, admittedly) doesn't specify temperature, simply method.

What sources are you going by that green tea is meant to be served cold?

>>1765
don't we already have a tea thread?

Bueno

I can't find the drama CDs anywhere, source anyone?

I would go back two months ago and stop my best friend Reno from killing himself

>>1936

>I would go back two months ago and stop my best friend Reno from killing himself

::sings::

'I shot a man in Reno
Just to watch him die'

I used to think that Johnny Cash was the change from a Durex machine, until I discovered Smirnoff.

That's one of my own invention. More here:

http://forum.weebls-stuff.com/archive/index.php/t-18430.html

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Shinku: 'I thought that Wan King was a town in China, util I discovered Smirnoff.'

>>1860

I would travel back in time and kill this guy before he posted. Peaceful protesters are on par with panhandlers.

>>1947

I thought that posting BS like this was cool, until I discovered Smirnoff. Now I have everything I say disregarded, as I suck cocks.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Vietnamese Artichoke tea.

Though traditionally used in Europe for treating mild indigestion, especially following a meal high in fat, artichoke tea can be enjoyed at any time, but particularly at bedtime. Using one bag per cup, pour on freshly boiled water and allow the tea to brew for 3-5 minutes. Obviously for the best flavour and to keep more goodness in, brew in a teapot.

The artichoke is one of the world's oldest medicinal plants. The ancient Egyptians placed great value on the plant. The ancient Greeks and Romans used it as a digestive aid. It was favoured by royalty in the 16th century. It is cooling and soothing. Cynarin, the active ingredient in Artichoke Tea, is considered to have considerable health benefits and is believed to:

• protect the liver against toxins and infections
• lower blood cholesterol by lowering synthesis of cholesterol in the liver
• act as a diuretic
• act as a liver tonic
• lower blood sugar levels

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>Can taste like a fart in a cup if you're not ready for it.

Really? Because it always tasted good to me.

What a very impromptu 1900 get

>>1900
The colder it gets the more it tastes like a fart smells. Downright dreadful after 20 minutes.

Right now I'm in love with an earl grey made with white tea and red rose buds. Teaopia calls it "Princess Earl Grey". The first brew is perfectly fine to drink (I give it 2:30 @ 80 degrees C), but the second and third (brewed for 2:45) brings out this surreal sweetness that is most obvious at around 55 degrees.

I lol'd.

:O

Thread necro lolol

>>149
lol i know. i posted the combo, but not that comment afterwards. hooray for closet dollfags on /a/

O hai guaiz! Am I to late to break the combos?

>>1442
lol

>>1442
i lol'd

>>1446

Moar

Quite nice, I approve. Any MOAR or sauce?

>>1903
One more.