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[Nekaku]

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A persons biggest critic is themselves... Sometimes...

 

[Amanda]

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It's partially in the way you trail off... on every sentence. It makes it seem like you are so relaxed and everyone else is high strung...

 

[Nekaku]

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You know, from a very young age I've learned and taught how the human psyche works... I'm no expert, but I tend to use what I know, good grammar, the placing the emphasis, the feelings, I use them when ever I am in a conversation. Online and Offline... On most websites I do not use those dots. I started to use them here when everyone started to attack my beliefs. Because of the fact that it works the opposite as the "!" So instead of looking taller I seem to shrink. This makes the attackers become nicer... Usually. Some can be just cold hearted...

 

[seress]

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Sounds like some Taichi theory to me. Just don't overuse it. It'll probably make you sound uncertain. (and unpredictable, which is cool.) :lol:

 

[Amanda]

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It kind of sounds like you are really bored too.

 

[Nekaku]

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Well, the only problem is Tai tea has nothing to do with this.

 

[seress]

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Of course..... My bad..... Speaking of Thai tea, it should always be served chilled..... Thai iced tea flavored with mint is always my favourite..... Wait, did you say "Tai" tea?

 

[Nekaku]

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It's Thai Tea... But I put it in the way you typed it... And I agree with your statement.

 

[Nekaku]

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"Chi" means "tea". And "Tai" is how the uneducated spell "Thai."

 

[Nekaku]

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lol
Your fully welcome. Now, the fact is that Chi has another definition, "Energy." So, when one says tai chi, they are giving a specific definition. Unfortunately, with so many spelling Thai, Tai- and Chi having the meaning of Tea as well, there are gonna be people like me, that will give people a hard time about using such words. But the philosophy Taiji (T'ai-Chi) is real. Which in these terms literally translated is "Supreme Ultimate." And I only used Wikipedia to remember the translation... Most of this I actually know myself...

 

[seress]

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Me too. I've learned something new today.

"Chi" means "tea". And "Tai" is how the uneducated spell "Thai."

And I always thought "Cha" meant tea. "Chi" means.... "chi" only. :lol:

 

[Nekaku]

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Nope, lol.

When you go to Starbucks and order a Chi Tea, your ordering the essence of the trope, RDOR (Redundancy Department of Redundancy)

 

[seress]

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Hows the taste? :lol:
I know what you mean. "Cha" or "Chai" is the actual word for tea in many countries. Why not just call this thing Chai Latte?

 

[Nekaku]

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Da, My ignorance... It's only fair. lol

Dunno.

 

[Trawgdor]

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Hey, us Vietnamese use "Cha" as tea too.
It's pronounced "Jahh" though.
I'm not too good with our language... :lol:

 

[Nekaku]

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lol Well, it's all for the tea.

 

[seress]

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^ Indeed.
Time to enjoy some freshly brewed chi tea. lol

Hey, us Vietnamese use "Cha" as tea too.
It's pronounced "Jahh" though.
I'm not too good with our language... :lol:

Yup. and it's a common word for tea in many other Asian countries like Japan, China, Korea as well.

 

[Nekaku]

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Hm... I just had Thai Ice Tea. I love Asians...