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pxUBio
No.429819
>>429817(OP)
both are same
pxUBio
No.429820
>>429819
only elaichi chai being somewhat better
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NrngFS
No.429821
>>429817(OP)
I only drink milk
VXEzwi
No.429824
>>429819
Hatt
VXEzwi
No.429825
>>429820
Adrak chai Moggs
VXEzwi
No.429826
>>429821
Why don't u try gay mutra?
6yl0Hg
No.429828
>>429826
Why did your mother stop trying my mutra 
75ozP9
No.429830
>>429817(OP)
It is trve, coffee makes me lethargic after the inital high. Chai is just too goated.
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NrngFS
No.429831
>>429826
Once I bought water from a gobar during a tirth yattra. Since then I dont
TkpI8f
No.429836
>>429817(OP)
Both are health destroying drinks for slaves.
8gpf3p
No.429844
>>429836
Get a load of this higher than thou pajeet
TkpI8f
No.429850
>>429844
Neither coffee nor tea are part of native indian diet. Unironically, drinking tea started off as status symbol during british era and jeet public later got addicted to caffeine. So it were the og tea drinking jeets who had higher thou attitude.
yINVQM
No.429853
>>429850
The fuck are you yapping nígga, indias used to drink tea even before your goramasters allowed us to do so
TkpI8f
No.429863
>>429853
>indias used to drink tea even before your goramasters.
No. Indian tea culture is the result of colonialism.
VXEzwi
No.429888
>>429828
Most creative gobar retort
VXEzwi
No.429889
>>429831
Do you also consider ur mom a gobar?
VXEzwi
No.429891
>>429830
Literal Goat
VXEzwi
No.429892
>>429836
Get a load of this poopjeet
VXEzwi
No.429893
>>429863
Chai comes after colonialism but tea existed for centuries
TkpI8f
No.429897
>>429893
Existed for centuries in china and was used in traditional medicine in some parts of india. Tea drinking didnt exist in india at all before british and establishment of tea plantations.
VXEzwi
No.429900
>>429896
>I like my men like my cofee- black
VXEzwi
No.429901
>>429900
>Tea cultivation in India has somewhat ambiguous origins. Though the extent of the popularity of tea in ancient India is unknown, it is known that the tea plant was a wild plant in India that was indeed brewed by local inhabitants of different regions.[8] [better source needed] But there is no substantial documentation of the history of tea drinking in the Indian subcontinent for the pre-colonial period. The Singpho tribe and the Khamti tribe, inhabitants of the regions where the Camellia sinensis plant grew native, have been consuming tea since the 12th century. It is also possible that tea may have been used under another name. Frederick R. Dannaway, in the essay "Tea As Soma"
YKExnV
No.429986
>>429817(OP)
i drink black coffe without sugar and red tea without sugar
WzPwf8
No.429988
YKExnV
No.429990
>>429988
tea without milk or sugar
Rcp8Zb
No.429991
>>429900
पर मुझे क्यु टैग कर रहै भाचुड
TJVKBW
No.429993
>>429990
Its called black tea retard
YKExnV
No.429998
>>429993
yeah i drink black coffee and black tea
