Comments on: green tea, microsoft keyboard http://whatstheplot.com/blog/2006/01/31/green-tea-microsoft-keyboard/ a plotting plotter plotted a plot at whatstheplot.com Tue, 06 Jan 2009 18:38:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-RC1 hourly 1 By: muchfitna http://whatstheplot.com/blog/2006/01/31/green-tea-microsoft-keyboard/comment-page-1/#comment-1602 muchfitna Fri, 03 Feb 2006 05:52:12 +0000 http://piousity.net/blog/?p=100#comment-1602 Btw, when were you going to drop my place? Saturday around zuhr time, right? Or was it sunday? Let me know, so I can be more carefull while cooking lunch that day. Insha'Allah, I'll try and make something better than the usual stuff that my roommates tolerate :). Btw, when were you going to drop my place? Saturday around zuhr time, right? Or was it sunday? Let me know, so I can be more carefull while cooking lunch that day. Insha’Allah, I’ll try and make something better than the usual stuff that my roommates tolerate :).

]]> By: muchfitna http://whatstheplot.com/blog/2006/01/31/green-tea-microsoft-keyboard/comment-page-1/#comment-1601 muchfitna Fri, 03 Feb 2006 05:49:24 +0000 http://piousity.net/blog/?p=100#comment-1601 Regardless of how awesome the model M is .. we all know that the king of the hill is the optimus keyboard. http://www.artlebedev.com/portfolio/optimus/ *sigh*, a thing of beauty. Only if people were like the optimus keyboard ... reprogramming behavior and appearance to suit the conditions. Bleh, but then everything would be so deterministic (in a way) .. and hence not fun (i.e. 'tis why stochastics rulezzz). Grrrr! It's sad, but we must compromise on imposing our fantasies upon reality in order to realize true happiness. Did I mention I'm really tired, and am about to collapse? Regardless of how awesome the model M is .. we all know that the king of the hill is the optimus keyboard.

http://www.artlebedev.com/portfolio/optimus/

*sigh*, a thing of beauty. Only if people were like the optimus keyboard … reprogramming behavior and appearance to suit the conditions. Bleh, but then everything would be so deterministic (in a way) .. and hence not fun (i.e. ’tis why stochastics rulezzz). Grrrr! It’s sad, but we must compromise on imposing our fantasies upon reality in order to realize true happiness.

Did I mention I’m really tired, and am about to collapse?

]]> By: ahmedre http://whatstheplot.com/blog/2006/01/31/green-tea-microsoft-keyboard/comment-page-1/#comment-1600 ahmedre Wed, 01 Feb 2006 19:41:32 +0000 http://piousity.net/blog/?p=100#comment-1600 haha, maybe when i come to atlanta this weekend, you can make some kashmiri chai for me, mufti sahab. haha, i'll continue drinking green tea then until i am weightless, can fly, and make swiss cheese. yeah, model m is the way to go -- although i did also see this pretty neat keyboard that glows in the dark, which is pretty cool. haha, maybe when i come to atlanta this weekend, you can make some kashmiri chai for me, mufti sahab. haha, i’ll continue drinking green tea then until i am weightless, can fly, and make swiss cheese.

yeah, model m is the way to go — although i did also see this pretty neat keyboard that glows in the dark, which is pretty cool.

]]> By: muchfitna http://whatstheplot.com/blog/2006/01/31/green-tea-microsoft-keyboard/comment-page-1/#comment-1599 muchfitna Wed, 01 Feb 2006 00:20:35 +0000 http://piousity.net/blog/?p=100#comment-1599 Ever had Kashmiri chai? It's made with green tea, and after adding milk it is pink in colour. Salt is added to it (as opposed to sugar). However, Pakistanis usually add sugar (and screw it all up). Compared to 'lipton' (that's what we call it back home ... just regular powdered black tea) chai, one may drink Kashmiri chai in larger quantities. When I visited Kashmir, I easily took down several cups of Kashmiri chai (called 'noon chai'. 'noon' means saltish. The oo is pronounced like the oo in nook), whereas I can only drink up to 2 cups of regular tea. Green tea also helps you loose weight, and gives you the ability to fly, walk on water, and make human(indian) swiss-cheese. The microsoft keyboard is teh suck. I'll take an 'ol model M any day! Ever had Kashmiri chai? It’s made with green tea, and after adding milk it is pink in colour. Salt is added to it (as opposed to sugar). However, Pakistanis usually add sugar (and screw it all up). Compared to ‘lipton’ (that’s what we call it back home … just regular powdered black tea) chai, one may drink Kashmiri chai in larger quantities. When I visited Kashmir, I easily took down several cups of Kashmiri chai (called ‘noon chai’. ‘noon’ means saltish. The oo is pronounced like the oo in nook), whereas I can only drink up to 2 cups of regular tea.

Green tea also helps you loose weight, and gives you the ability to fly, walk on water, and make human(indian) swiss-cheese.

The microsoft keyboard is teh suck. I’ll take an ‘ol model M any day!

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