Crosstitch_Witch
Crosstitch_Witch t1_j7wegqq wrote
Reply to comment by hardly_trying in TIL different kinds of tea (black, green, white, oolong) come from the same plant. The only difference is in how the leaves are processed. by wombat-slayer
Oh neat! Thank you very much for all the info, I've been getting more into teas lately since i can't have coffee as much anymore, so I'll definitely look more into loose leaf.
Crosstitch_Witch t1_j7wdlay wrote
Reply to comment by hardly_trying in TIL different kinds of tea (black, green, white, oolong) come from the same plant. The only difference is in how the leaves are processed. by wombat-slayer
Yes, i am South US and southeners really like to do things the easy way, it becomes a bad habit that's hard to break. I may get into it, I'd have to get all the things though. I just found out there's a tea bar not too far from me that uses loose leaf tea too, so maybe i can try some there as well.
Crosstitch_Witch t1_j7wbfyg wrote
Reply to comment by hardly_trying in TIL different kinds of tea (black, green, white, oolong) come from the same plant. The only difference is in how the leaves are processed. by wombat-slayer
Apparently, i am a heathen who has probably been causing the tea gods severe depression because i do both of the things you said not to do. Lol I've never had loose leaf before, it always seemed like a hassle to get into, but I'm also a very lazy person.
Crosstitch_Witch t1_j7w5oip wrote
Reply to comment by hardly_trying in TIL different kinds of tea (black, green, white, oolong) come from the same plant. The only difference is in how the leaves are processed. by wombat-slayer
If you don't mind me asking, what makes loose leaf better?
Crosstitch_Witch t1_j6o3a82 wrote
Reply to comment by Traditional_Entry183 in TIL That the character who first said the phrase "fortune favours the bold" - Turnus, in the Aeneid, spends the rest of the story suffering military defeats before he's killed and heads to the underworld, miserable, at the end of the last book. by Equal_Caregiver_4909
Same, also anxiety filled.
Crosstitch_Witch t1_iw4yr9z wrote
Reply to comment by lego_office_worker in TIL 'The Land of Nod' is originally a biblical reference of a sort of purgatory where Cain was exiled after murdering Abel -- rather than a 'dreamland' sleepytime dealie as it is now colloquially known. by quicxly
Random idea of someone who doesn't know too much about this topic and mostly just thinks this would make a fun story: what if all of Earth was actually Eden, and The Land of Nod another planet? Or, the opposite.
Crosstitch_Witch t1_je8mmyg wrote
Reply to comment by AnthillOmbudsman in TIL Margaret Knight (1838-1914) invented a machine to mass produce flat-bottomed paper bags and, after winning a lawsuit against a fraudster who copied her design, the patent was issued in 1871. Her first invention was when she was 12 years old (and began working in a factory). She had 87 patents. by WonderWmn212
My design was very revolutionary~
Then some jerk named Charles Annan
A real pathetic charlatan
Tried to steal it, but couldn't beat her testimony~
Aww, won't you take me home tonight
Aww, set me down, i stand upright
Aww, i swear nothing will ever fall out
Flat bottomed bags you make the grocery world go round~