A little @revat @Bomber-bob appreciation thread 0

[ExNihilo]

11 minutes ago, revat said:

If I recall correctly, in English its actually 'Thai iced tea'.  If you were speaking actual "Thai", it might translate to something else, but for the purposes of English its Thai Iced Tea. 

Also of note, if you're an American who isn't from the South, your Thai Iced Tea in Thailand will almost certainly be too sweet.

@Get Marwood & I

revat is correct, it was still Thai Iced Tea.  The first place I went to I just ordered an Iced Tea and got exactly that...an Iced Tea.  So after that, I had the confusing conversation with the waitress and from there on out specifically ordered a Thai Iced Tea.  I like sweet drinks, so I was in my happy place.  Especially considering the fact that it was so hot and humid the entire length of my stay.

 

Edited July 23, 2018 by ExNihilo
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[Get Marwood & I]

1 minute ago, ExNihilo said:

@Get Marwood & I

revat is correct, it was still Thai Iced Tea.  The first place I went to I just ordered an Iced Tea and got exactly that...and Iced Tea.  So after that I had the confusing conversation with the waitress and from there on out specifically ordered a Thai Iced Tea.  I like sweet drinks, so I was in my happy place.  Especially considering the fact that it was so hot and humid the entire length of my stay.

 

I could do with one now!

I love it how threads evolve. Started out as a thanks to two boardies, on to currency slang then moves to Thai Iced Tea.

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[JollyComics]

This is the best newbie thread I read ever!