I say, is it Tea Time?

[underpants]

[XNASA]

1. No. It's 'T' time.

I pity the fool.

[Richardo]

2. "Crud. I thought they said T-Bone."

[ernstbass]

3. I'll have some earl grey with my scone, please

[demnan]

4. Mine was Darjeeling at lunch

[fudge stripe cookays]

5. "Care for a crumpet, old chap?"

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[underpants]

6. Ain't that one them English muffins?

:bounce:

[tjwmason]

7. No that's a crumpet

a muffin is more like a bread-roll.

---when will these Americans learn :shrug: :shakesheadinpatronisingcolonialmanner:

[fudge stripe cookays]

8. You tell 'im

TJ!

Uncivilized barbarians. {{{sniff}}}
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[underpants]

9. put jelly on it?

don'tya?

[tjwmason]

10. If you want to

Personally I just go with butter, but I've certainly come across jam (as we call jelly) being used on them.

They're best for a cold winters day - a warm tea such as Assam or possibly Ceylon, crumpets toasted over an open fire then spread with butter. :9

[underpants]

11. Never heard a no Assham

:bounce:

[yellowdogintexas]

12. Iced. Sweet. Strong. with some lemon if you have it.

and I will gladly pet the dog for you.

What a cute photo.

[KitchenWitch]

13. Those hats are just...I don't know...over the top

no pun intended!