Drinking tae or coffee from a glass?

Sh1tbag OToole

Are you into it? If I ran out of cups it would seem highly unnatural to pour coffee into a glass although I'm sure there are zesty hipster cosmopolitan types who do it all the time and it would taste just the same.

I used to drink tea from a glass all the time but then I stopped years ago and now that seems unnatural too

Chocoholic84

Wrong, wrong, wrong...I need my CUPPA tae!

Mr Benevolent

That's not allowed. Unless it's served to you in a restaurant.

Gran Hermano

Yes:
Moroccan style tea from a glass.
Irish coffee from a glass.
Latte or mocha from a glass.

Where To

I drink coffee from the dog's dish if there was nothing else.

sfwcork

What kind of freaks have we on here

its a cuppa te not a Glassa tae

Freaks

Gran Hermano

I guess some of the uncouth oiks could just spit on a tea-bag and stick it on their forehead like a tea version of a nicotine patch. :rolleyes:

Sauve

sfwcork wrote: »

What kind of freaks have we on here

its a cuppa te not a Glassa tae

Freaks

Open your mind a little- the world is full of zany and fun ideas

syklops

No, its not on and doesnt work. Glass conducts the heat too much so even putting your lip to it can burn your lip. I've had tea from a glass in Poland and it feels weird.

brummytom

I do. Broke my mug and I can't be bothered to buy a new one (I'm in student halls, I only had the one).

Frynge

Pint glass
Two tea bags
Glob of milk (standard tea drinking measurement)
Out into the cold yard in work for a quick smoke and tea. After 15 min tea is still hot and just about finished. Simples.

jester77

Tried this before, unless there is a handle on the glass then you will burn the hand off yourself.

If you are desperate you could wear a glove.

Antar Bolaeisk

Hot, boiling tea from a handleless glass, no but otherwise I drink it any way it comes.

wobzilla1

My Girlfriend drinks her black coffee out of a glass every morning. There's plenty of cups, I'm still not sure why she does it

La_Gordy

I've done it in foreign and I'll do it at home if ahm ever too hanging to wash a cup.

Pumpkinseeds

Mr Pumpkinseeds loves his diffferent varieties of tea so I bought some glass mugs last year and they weren't cheap. He seems happy enough, they're very handy for hot whiskeys as well. I can remember years ago there was a fad for smokey coloured glass cups and glass saucers. Showing my age now

BrensBenz

Didn't any of yiz ever go to school? The handle which converts a glass to a cup was invented by Saint Appendus Laterus and it's not only unlucky to drink hot liquids from handleless containers, because you will burn your God-given fingers, it's also a mortal sin, especially during Lent. Also, billy cans and the cap of your Thermos flask are instruments of sin.

If, by any chance, your cup handle is broken, it is acceptable to drink your tea or coffee from a chamber pot, usually fitted with two handles, although sharing this with others is also a sin.

Another tip which might have slipped your minds: because lady-type people might derive sexual pleasure from the movement, it is a sin for ladies to play an accordion. If she is also drinking tea from a glass, you need to run away and have a good pray. Father Lucius told us, so it must be true.

Johnny Utah

The OP has a great name; Sh1tbag O'Toole

syklops

BrensBenz wrote: »

Didn't any of yiz ever go to school? The handle which converts a glass to a cup was invented by Saint Appendus Laterus and it's not only unlucky to drink hot liquids from handleless containers, because you will burn your God-given fingers, it's also a mortal sin, especially during Lent. Also, billy cans and the cap of your Thermos flask are instruments of sin.

If, by any chance, your cup handle is broken, it is acceptable to drink your tea or coffee from a chamber pot, usually fitted with two handles, although sharing this with others is also a sin.

Another tip which might have slipped your minds: because lady-type people might derive sexual pleasure from the movement, it is a sin for ladies to play an accordion. If she is also drinking tea from a glass, you need to run away and have a good pray. Father Lucius told us, so it must be true.

According to my teachers in school everything is a sin. You know what happens when everything is labelled a sin? The word becomes meaningless. So Im sat here drinking tea from a mug with a handle, but im holding it by the sides and its stinging my fingers, but I don't care. I also, shamelessly, covet my neighbours wife's ass, but if asked about it I would probably bear false witness.

Sadderday

No way dirty mingbags,

glasses = cold drinks

cups = hot drinks

ScumLord

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

Mr Pumpkinseeds loves his diffferent varieties of tea so I bought some glass mugs last year and they weren't cheap. He seems happy enough, they're very handy for hot whiskeys as well. I can remember years ago there was a fad for smokey coloured glass cups and glass saucers. Showing my age now

As far as I know a cup is more a unit of measurement than a utensil made from a particular material. So you can have a glass cup or mug just like you can have a plastic cup, it doesn't need to be ceramic.

sbsquarepants

wobzilla1 wrote: »

My Girlfriend drinks her black coffee out of a glass every morning. There's plenty of cups, I'm still not sure why she does it

Eh, cos she's a god damned freak. That's why!:mad:
You'll be needing an excorcist and some method of cremating the remains to save this one.

sbsquarepants

BrensBenz wrote: »

Another tip which might have slipped your minds: because lady-type people might derive sexual pleasure from the movement, it is a sin for ladies to play an accordion. If she is also drinking tea from a glass, you need to run away and have a good pray. Father Lucius told us, so it must be true.

The accordian? I can see why the banjo would be verbotten, or the double bass, and the trombone is obviously the work of satan, but the accordian? Saintly as anything, so it is!

BrensBenz

sbsquarepants wrote: »

The accordian? I can see why the banjo would be verbotten, or the double bass, and the trombone is obviously the work of satan, but the accordian? Saintly as anything, so it is!

They wear them jumpers with the lumps sown in the front and the accordian bellows moving across them lumps makes the ladies bold. Maybe the banjo affects some other parts of lady-type people that Fr. Lucius never told us about so I'll have to bow to your superior knowledge of these things.

Or maybe you're just trying to divert attention from the fact that YOU drink tea from a glass.....by planting images of mysterious lady parts in our heads! God, you're shocking bold altogether. And in Lent?!? Fierce bold! I bet you've even looked at pictures of ladies playing the cello.