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melarune — Peppermint Tea
Published: 2011-06-05 19:54:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 3642; Favourites: 141; Downloads: 36
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Like most Brits, I was raised to view tea as a whole other food group. Indeed, the world's various teas and I have been scandalously intimate for quite some time.
This illustration was inspired in no small part by Emilie Autumn.Please do not reproduce or redistribute without my express permission.
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I know this was submitted ages ago but it's too good not to fave even now!
So adorable
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It's never too late to fave something you like. Thanks so much!
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Hehehe I loooove how gypsy punk this girl looks! 
Plus, I share your great love for
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this is so cute. i really like the style/color scheme.
Not being British, it took me getting into EA to become a revolting tea-whore.
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Lol, I already was a revolting tea-whore and EA just gave me an excuse. She's such an enabler
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I saw this and I was lk 'AMAZING' but then i remebered that we have run out of tea in my household so now i'm cravig it again.But good job
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Oops, sorry about that.
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LOVE this...
Totally had some chai this morning
I need to start drawing tea-based art...
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Indeed! This one has been ridiculously popular so I imagine I should keep drawing teas
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I thought for a moment, with the hairstyle, you were making a reference to Irma la Douce, from the movie of the same name. But I am mistaken! Very cute expression she has, I am surprised she doesn't have her pinkie lifted! <3
Thank you for sharing.
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Oh, Good Lord, she really SHOULD be doing that. What an oversight on my part, lol
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I may not be a Brit, but I love my tea, gotta than my grammy for that
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What's not to love? Tea lowers blood pressure. Fact!
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Ah, yes, the fabled English tea addiction <3 I too am shamelessly hooked on tea of all kinds. The joys of being a Brit 
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Oh, 'addiction' makes it sound like we need rehab or something.
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Personally I think if there was a tea rehab somewhere in London it would be far too full
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Good Lord, that is the absolute truth! It is fortunate that tea is good for you. It is. That's my story and I'm sticking to it
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I known a British girl for a somewhat long period, though I haven't spoke with her for quite some time now. Anyway, she too were a tea addict, she had a dedicated "mealtime" every day for it. Every time the clock hit 5 (I think) o'clock, she just left everyone and everything in it's place to have that damned tea
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The traditional time for it is somewhere between 3pm and 5pm and usually with small sandwiches and cakes and such. It's a lovely affair, really
I don't really make a big deal of it like that, I just drink it all day long.
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Not all the time. Most of the time I drink green tea. no milk or sugar.
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But sometimes you do, and milk and tea together, I mean... ugh 
I wouldn't try it for all the riches in the world
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Well, if you've never tried it, how do you know?
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I'd rather not get into my digestion
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