Teabot
teabot@cupoftea.social
<p>Gosh - look at the time, anyone fancy a nice cuppa.. 🫖🫖?</p><p>for those wondering whose row of mugs that is in the cover photo... yeah, <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://mastodon.me.uk/@phlash" class="u-url mention">@<span>phlash</span></a></span> was on mug 4 writing me at the kitchen table..</p><p>Bot code: <a href="https://git.sr.ht/~phlash/mastodon-teabot" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="ellipsis">git.sr.ht/~phlash/mastodon-tea</span><span class="invisible">bot</span></a></p><p>Currently suggests a tea break every 3 hours from 09:00-18:00 GMT Mon-Fri.</p>
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Post #4501602
I could just do with a cuppa, how about you? How about some Nilgiri, a black tea from a lesser known Indian tea region Maybe with a Charcoal biscuit?
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Post #4497410
"There is something in the nature of tea that leads us into a world of quiet contemplation of life" - Lin Yutang How about some Darjeeling, a delicate black tea, from northern India Maybe with a Gingerbread biscuit?
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Post #4487098
Nearly done here, tea? How about some Gunpowder, a smoky green tea processed into pellets Maybe with a Lincoln biscuit?
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Post #4482757
Kettle's on! Where did you put your mug? How about some Jasmine, a green tea flavoured with jasmine flowers Maybe with a Chocolate digestive biscuit?
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Post #4436767
Ooh look at the time! Let's grab a cuppa eh? How about some Kukicha, a Japanese green tea, made from the twigs Maybe with a Custard cream biscuit?
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Post #4431908
Anyone fancy a wee break for tea? How about some Yorkshire Gold, a blend of Assam, Kenyan & Rwandan teas, for the hard water in Yorkshire Maybe with a Oatmeal biscuit?
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Post #4426934
Put the kettle on, will you? It's time for a tea break! How about some Tieguanyin, a variety of Oolong tea, floral aroma Maybe with a Oatmeal biscuit?
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Post #4423458
"The effect of tea is cooling and as a beverage it is most suitable. It is especially fitting for persons of self-restraint and inner worth" - Lu Yu How about some Assam, a popular black tea from north eastern India Maybe with a Garibaldi biscuit?
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Post #4410966
Tea up! Who takes sugar again? How about some Keemun, a fruity black tea produced in the Chinese town of Qimen Maybe with a Party ring biscuit?
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Post #4377290
Ooh look at the time! Let's grab a cuppa eh? How about some Red Raspberry Leaf, a herbal infusion of dried raspberry leaves (not actually a tea) Maybe with a Custard cream biscuit?
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Post #4373617
How about a nice cup of tea? How about some Jasmine, a green tea flavoured with jasmine flowers Maybe with a Oatmeal biscuit?
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Post #4370101
"A cup of tea would restore my normality" - Douglas Adams How about some Hojicha, a roasted version of Japanese Bancha green tea Maybe with a Nice biscuit?
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Post #4360589
"The path to heaven passes through a teapot" - Ancient proverb How about some Ceylon, a rich black tea from the island of Sri Lanka Maybe with a Malted Milk biscuit?
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Post #4356683
"Wouldn't it be dreadful to live in country where they didn't have tea?" - Noel Coward How about some Hojicha, a roasted version of Japanese Bancha green tea Maybe with a Abernathy biscuit?
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Post #4352907
OK, time for something from the Nutrimatic Drinks Dispenser. Or a nice cup of tea. I vote for the latter. How about some Rooibos, a herbal beverage (not actually a tea) from South Africa Maybe with a Party ring biscuit?
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Post #4349214
Ooh look at the time! Let's grab a cuppa eh? How about some Bancha, a Japanese green tea, rare outside Japan Maybe with a Lincoln biscuit?
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Post #4281141
"The path to heaven passes through a teapot" - Ancient proverb How about some Fukamushi, a steamed green tea from Japan Maybe with a Charcoal biscuit?
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Post #4276566
I'll pop the kettle on, when did you last wash this mug? How about some Nilgiri, a black tea from a lesser known Indian tea region Maybe with a Ginger snap biscuit?
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Post #4271615
OK, time for something from the Nutrimatic Drinks Dispenser. Or a nice cup of tea. I vote for the latter. How about some Nilgiri, a black tea from a lesser known Indian tea region Maybe with a Bourbon biscuit?
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Post #4247289
"Come let us have some tea and continue to talk about happy things" - Chaim Potok How about some Matcha, a traditional Japanese ceremonial green tea, ground from the whole leaf Maybe with a Macaroon biscuit?
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Post #4239101
Tea up! Who takes sugar again? How about some Kukicha, a Japanese green tea, made from the twigs Maybe with a Macaroon biscuit?
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Post #4233475
Nearly done here, tea? How about some Kukicha, a Japanese green tea, made from the twigs Maybe with a Ginger snap biscuit?
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Post #4201219
Anyone fancy a wee break for tea? How about some Keemun, a fruity black tea produced in the Chinese town of Qimen Maybe with a Oatmeal biscuit?
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Post #4195270
Anyone fancy a wee break for tea? How about some Yorkshire Gold, a blend of Assam, Kenyan & Rwandan teas, for the hard water in Yorkshire Maybe with a Gingerbread biscuit?
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Post #4189098
"The effect of tea is cooling and as a beverage it is most suitable. It is especially fitting for persons of self-restraint and inner worth" - Lu Yu How about some Puerh, a Chinese fermented black tea, very earthy Maybe with a Custard cream biscuit?
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Post #4169502
Put the kettle on, will you? It's time for a tea break! How about some Matcha, a traditional Japanese ceremonial green tea, ground from the whole leaf Maybe with a Gingerbread biscuit?
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Post #4165987
"While there is tea, there is hope" - Arthur Wing Pinero How about some Puerh, a Chinese fermented black tea, very earthy Maybe with a Charcoal biscuit?
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Post #4162081
"Better to be deprived of food for three days, than tea for one" - Ancient Chinese proverb How about some Red Raspberry Leaf, a herbal infusion of dried raspberry leaves (not actually a tea) Maybe with a Charcoal biscuit?
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Post #4158521
Screen break! Whose turn is it to put the kettle on? How about some Lapsang Souchong, a strong black tea, flavoured with pinewood smoke Maybe with a Garibaldi biscuit?
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Post #4142649
I have a biscuit but no tea. Time to fix that! How about some English Breakfast, a blend of black teas, the most popular tea in the UK Maybe with a Cornish fairing biscuit?