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[Awaclus]

I have no idea what webcomic this is from, if any.  Anybody know?

Google Images finds Oglaf.

[eHalcyon]

oglaf.com

It's very NSFW.

How is it NSFW?

[Axxle]

oglaf.com

It's very NSFW.

How is it NSFW?

Most of the comics involve sex/masturbation/nudity (and are graphic about it unlike, say, cyanide and happiness). This is one of the few SFW ones. Just fair warning.

[AHoppy]

I was assuming most normal people just use tea bags like the rest of us.  (I don't drink tea unless sick, and even then only herbal.)

Tea bags are probably the reason why you don't drink tea unless sick.

Well, I generally dislike hot drinks anyway except for hot cocoa.  And I dislike bitter anything.  An 8 oz cup of tea needs about 2 tbsp of sugar to be palatable for me, and there isn't enough sugar in the world to make coffee palatable.

I have plenty of green or white teas that are not bitter at all.  Harney and Son's Hot Cinnamon spice (comes loose or in sachets (fancy tea bags)) and green hot cinnamon are both naturally sweet from the cinnamon. 

[Ozle]

Normal tea, milk, sugar if you need it.

Fact

[Awaclus]

Normal tea, milk, sugar if you need it.

Fact

Don't know what you consider to be "normal" tea, but I think it would be a very bad idea to put milk in, say, sencha. Or anything from the East Asia, really.

[Ozle]

Normal tea, milk, sugar if you need it.

Fact

Don't know what you consider to be "normal" tea, but I think it would be a very bad idea to put milk in, say, sencha. Or anything from the East Asia, really.

Then its clearly not normal tea, duuuuuh

[Teproc]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

[ashersky]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

I think it's English Breakfast, actually.

I've come around to tea in milk, depending on the setting.  I've lived in countries where it's the norm, and where it's not.  It's all good.

I had crazy good tea in Baghdad, for example.  Turns out it was British (Ahmad).

[Awaclus]

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

I think it's English Breakfast, actually.

Those are blends. Earl Grey even has non-tea stuff in it. Certainly less normal than sencha.

[Axxle]

My favorite is probably Thai Iced Tea. nom

[SirPeebles]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

[sudgy]

I've never really liked tea.  Granted, I haven't tried too many different types, but all the types I have tried have had some taste I didn't really like.

[Ozle]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

He isnt saying he cant digest it, i believe he is saying all humans cant digest it properly....

[Witherweaver]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

I always found this kind of funny.. I have no issues at all with milk, or cheese, or any dairy products.  I feel like eating carbohydrates (like sugary or floury stuff) has a much more negative effect on my body (in lots of ways, primarily energy-wise). 

[Teproc]

Yes that is what I'm saying. I'm speaking about cow milk specifically : I can't be bothered to look for a source right now but I'm pretty sure the human digestive system has a problem with cow milk.

I know Earl Grey isn't just tea, but it's the "vanilla" kind of tea : when you say tea and you don't specify, you're generally talking about Earl Grey or something close to it. Well it may be different in other countries, but that's always how I've seen it.

[SirPeebles]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

He isnt saying he cant digest it, i believe he is saying all humans cant digest it properly....

And I'm saying that humans can digest milks.  There may be some exceptions, such as a person being allergic to almonds or not able to digest the lactose in a mammal milk (though these are morally questionable anyhow).  But I've never heard of someone not being able to digest any milk, aside from extreme cases where someone needs to live off an IV due to serious digestive anomalies.

[Ozle]

Not just milk......all dairy!

*waits for the pseudo science*

[Tables]

I did a quick search on Wikipedia, and apparently cow milk has numerous health benefits, although research has indicated it might slightly increase the prevalence of a few diseases. So I dunno.

[Ozle]

I did a quick search on Wikipedia, and apparently cow milk has numerous health benefits, although research has indicated it might slightly increase the prevalence of a few diseases. So I dunno.

Wikipedia is run by the Man though!

Google: humans shouldnt eat dairy

[Ozle]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

Also, and i nearly missed this......how the fuck do you milk a cashew?! Thats gotta be some tiny udders!

[Axxle]

I did a quick search on Wikipedia, and apparently cow milk has numerous health benefits, although research has indicated it might slightly increase the prevalence of a few diseases. So I dunno.

It depends on whether you can still produce lactase or not as an adult, thus whether you can digest it.

[SirPeebles]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

Also, and i nearly missed this......how the fuck do you milk a cashew?! Thats gotta be some tiny udders!

The same way most plant milks are produced.  You soak the cashews in water until soft, then you mash/puree them, and pour through a strainer.

[Ozle]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

Also, and i nearly missed this......how the fuck do you milk a cashew?! Thats gotta be some tiny udders!

The same way most plant milks are produced.  You soak the cashews in water until soft, then you mash/puree them, and pour through a strainer.

Do you have to do it this way because thier udders are so small?
Thank heavens cows have large udders

[SirPeebles]

I think it's a bad idea to put milk in anything but that's just me. Although the human digestive system agrees with me.

"Normal tea" is Earl Grey, right ?

There are so many different milks.  My go to is cashew, my ex preferred coconut.  Surely you could find one that you can digest well.

Also, and i nearly missed this......how the fuck do you milk a cashew?! Thats gotta be some tiny udders!

The same way most plant milks are produced.  You soak the cashews in water until soft, then you mash/puree them, and pour through a strainer.

Do you have to do it this way because thier udders are so small?
Thank heavens cows have large udders

Nah, it has to do with the thick exterior of the cow which doesn't soften.  For instance, coconuts are milked by their udders since they don't soften in water.