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If you like tea you're an honorary member of the
British aristocracy and an imperial subject of the corpse king, therefore have your opinion on the question null and voided for being royalist scum
Non-crackers get an automatic pass lmao
noo okay so that means im still english this is so sad :powercry-2
Ah yes as we all know non-kkkracker people have never drank tea before
If it's not made with tea leaves, it's not tea
Kkkope kkkrackkker and SSlurp your tisanes
That's like saying everyone in america is a senator
Sorry, I don't write the rules, redcoat.
yeah you do senator
Mope cope and seethe and sip that faux-tea, lobsterback
I don't understand why Americans care so much about tea when they don't even drink it
They don't. They mainly slurp coffee flavored sugar water topped with whapped creme and a dash of sprinkles
lets not bring back pumpkin spice latte discourse that was even more insufferable than this tiresome nationalism
Pumpkin spice latte
kkkalling kkkrackkkers limey Inselaffe corpse kkking worshipers