Dreadful

by IceBabess

44 comments
  1. Awful either way but I think I can still see the tea bag in there so somewhat salvageable

  2. It’s okay to be angry at this, right? If you got served this in a cafe, you would loudly say “What the fuck is that?!” right???

  3. Some would say there is a fine line between tea and dishwater. That has firmly crossed the line into dishwater territory.

  4. Deadset thought bro was drinking a candle for a second there

  5. Give it a stir. It it doesn’t improve, this is more a debate about whether you should be calling 999 or 111.

    My 2 cents, call the bomb squad

  6. looking at positives i do like the mug and saucer.

    but yer anemic tea right there

  7. Try dunking the t-bag and stirring with that spoon there, it’s what they are for.

    What is this anti tea propaganda.

  8. Looks like 70s coffee. When the word ‘coffee’ was whispered to a cup of hot water and milk.

  9. Did my aunt make it? I remember once we had one of those colour charts to see how strong you have your tea. Hers was paler than the palest option.
    She bakes a wicked good cake but could use the same teabag for a year without it losing any potency.

  10. This is a very milky cup of tea Mrs Doyle. In fact, is there any tea in it at all?

  11. My old boss would like his tea like this, a baby tea as he said. Brewed for 10 seconds he said.

  12. So weak that someone allergic to tea could drink it without issue.

  13. Errrm, the teabag is still in it. Just squash it around a bit and it’s salvageable.

  14. Is that not the tea bag visible in the cup? If so, it will have gotten better.

  15. That was made by an American with it being heated in the microwave

  16. Umm

    My mum used to joke she could make tea for me, my dad and her from one teabag

    For me – teabag into mug, hot water in, teabag out and into Dad’s mug

    For Dad – add water, dunk wet teabag a couple of times, teabag out and into Mum’s mug.

    For Mum – add water, teabag stirred and squeezed after 5 – 10 minutes of being in the mug.

    (Basically, Mum liked Builder’s tea)

  17. This is the cup of tea I’ll serve if someone expects one at my house. To ensure I’ll never be asked again.

  18. They just poured milk into hot water while looking at a tea bag. Wtf is this!

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