Just remembered I never posted a pic of my cup.

Edit - bollocks, that upload didn't work properly. Got an 'XHR Returned Response Code 413 error'.

Edit - so that refers to the size of the attachment then...

...and a biiiiig mug to drink it from. (nod)

I fail to believe you'd have anything so generic as that slogan on your cup.

So, unless they're printed on the other side, there's numerous questions that phrase brings up.

• what sort of tea?
• how strong/how much milk?
• how hot?
• leave the bag in?
• sugar? If so, how many teaspoons, and are we talking levelled or rounded?
• if you love tea that much, why don't you marry it?

*I appreciate you've already answered some of these, but to be frank, I'd like some sort of official list, collated in one place, just in case I ever have to make you a cup of tea.

I'm not sure you'd drink from such a dirty mug

The size a mug should be, perhaps even a few cl short.

Oh, how well you know me, James. How oh so well!

 :O)

Wait a minute, dammit! Tea things belong in my Great Tea Experiment thread! Help, I'm being oppressed! Tea **There! So enamoured, I was, that I remembered how to hand code XHTML, that I put in the wrong linky. No extra charge for excessive commas.

NT4 was great. No, seriously, no blue text or anything. Then they gradually added a plethora of features and STUFF which, while useful and welcome in various circumstances, just made Windows Server more and more of a thickly woven jungle.

And therein lies my problem with Windows, especially the Server versions - it's become very feature rich, increasingly easy to use and maintain, however it just doesn't seem to do modular or (if you're particularly unlucky) will break in such an obscure way that you'll end up wanting to perform an exorcism.

I also get really annoyed at how things install - they spread tentacles into EVERYTHING which makes it pretty much impossible to figure stuff out. I get that on the other hand they're trying to make it piss easy to maintain, but it's not working.

Edit: having said all that, I've had relatively very few issues with 8.1, I actually like it, but I won't be touching 10 for a while. I'm quite keen on the whole Continuum idea though.