Tea Monster

There was a monster in the water.
I literally yelped and jumped backward.
A multi-tentacled BEAST lurked in the murky depths of the mug.
Thus, Jeff was introduced to the concept of "Flowering Tea". It's a type of tea that looks like a fractured nut when dry, and expands out to the basic shape of a Pirates Of The Caribbean sea monster when plunked down in boiling water.

Anyway, despite appearances the tea smelled lovely. I couldn't sample it, though. There way no way I could bring myself to expose any of my soft fleshy matter to the beast.
I wasn't alone in my fear. SWoaN fished the creature out with a spoon before she drank the tea. The monster, in its anger, bent the spoon.
Say what you will about Lipton, but at least its passive.
2 Comments:
Flower tea is creepy on a wide number of levels. I fail to see any real point to it. It can not possibly be real tea.
The blog has suggested a reason why you should never drink it. It declares it "gengaspawn"
And the beast shall be called... Genga.
Hm.
Yeah, that'll work.
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