Thread: User titles

All this is making me want to do a headstand in a 5 gallon bucket of water.

Originally Posted by WW243

All this is making me want to do a headstand in a 5 gallon bucket of water.

For how long?

Just to make sure I know what Sig Lines are... That would be, "Senior Member", "Admin & Forum Fixer", " Seeking Shaving Zen", etc?

Just want to make sure I know exactly what is being described.

Signature lines are at the bottom of the user's post. Look up at the bottom of Ed's post. "bread and..." is his sig line.

"Senior Member,..." is what Bruno called the user title.

You know Ed, now that I am drinking tea as my first hot beverage of the day (dropping first thing coffee after about 46 years), 'bread and water can so easily become tea and toast' is grossly misleading.
It is the tea part...first off, who actually lives where tea grows? Then there is the pesky brewing process, boiling, steeping, etc. And finally there is that pinky hanging out in space, ugh. That is not as easy as it looks.

Would 'Swollen Member' be an inappropriate user title?
Not for me, I was thinking of someone else.

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Originally Posted by WW243

Would 'Swollen Member' be an inappropriate user title?
Not for me, I was thinking of someone else.

Are you retaining water Bill?

Originally Posted by WW243

You know Ed, now that I am drinking tea as my first hot beverage of the day (dropping first thing coffee after about 46 years), 'bread and water can so easily become tea and toast' is grossly misleading.
It is the tea part...first off, who actually lives where tea grows? Then there is the pesky brewing process, boiling, steeping, etc. And finally there is that pinky hanging out in space, ugh. That is not as easy as it looks.

Well to at least some level I have to agree, if I indeed had to actually sow, grow, harvest and process the tea it would be very time consuming, though not necessarily difficult. I would need to look into the process. Most young children can not kill a plant with a bit of guidance, picking leaves is a task I honestly believe almost anyone would be capable of. After that the leaves are just left out and bashed up a bit before being rolled and dried (again doesn't sound too difficult). So whilst the final cuppa might look and taste horrible actually turning the water into tea is easy. With regards to the pinky, I have a set of bolt cutters that you can borrow for the cost of return postage