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I don't think google can count. As I went through the pages they kept changing their mind.
Just answering "strong cheap tea" would have been MUCH faster and to the point.
You definitely have a point here.
It's somewhat more palatable than "builder's bum"!
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Evaporated milk contains no sugar here in the UK, but I too like a spoonful of sweetened condensed milk in my tea or coffee!
Nestle now call their condensed milk "Drizzle" and say it is delicious on brownies, desserts & berries.
Nestle now call their condensed milk "Drizzle" and say it is delicious on brownies, desserts & berries.
Seldom will you find such a cleverly crafted T-shirt though; the visual joke is not necessarily intuitive until the wearer assumes the position shown.
If by 'cheap tea' you mean the tea that around 70% of the UK population drink then maybe. Builders may like it strong enough for the spoon to stand up in with 3 sugars but swap their blend for another and they'd spot it.
We drink the stuff that no one else will and proud of it.
I guess "builder" is a popular adjective. 🤔 "builder's discount" is the only one I've heard frequently. Maybe I need to broaden my range...
Recent research into psycho-acoustics and low frequency sound reproduction is providing us with compelling evidence of a cause and effect relationship between exposure to poorly designed subwoofers and a psychological condition first described in the literature as Port-noise complaint.
The corollary to which is: true acoustic happiness only comes to those who master the design and construction of the sealed sub woofer. No complaints here.
FWIW I drink strong tea all day long, and type suiting me is what in UK is called "breakfast tea" , strong, designed to wake you up, and intended to receive a splash of milk without weakening ... which I do.
Thanks God we grow quite good tea here in Argentina, and a type very similar to what I mention above is readily available, I now and then compare them side by side and I am not disappointed.
That is a typical "workday tea".
Now and then when I have free time an relax, late at night, then I enjoy finer tasting teas, but then I get some India/Ceylon/China original.
Or some of the specialized Lipton´s ones or similar variations.
'Charles Champlin of the Los Angeles Times called the film "a multivehicle wreck of a movie" and "slack stuff, missing as a sizzling love story, missing as the kind of funny anti-authoritarian statement the song was, arriving well past the peak of the CB phenomenon, making no statement one way or the other about trucks or truckers."'
I fail to see what this has to do with an AUDIO forum. Peckinpah's cameo as a sound man?