Friday Night Chiller 2009

**HungusMaximist** · 15th June 2009, 22:54

Originally Posted by bomma

best week night teapots are at casette9 on vulcan. 4 shot teapots for $6 FTWTEAPARTYWTF!!!!

You know it Nish!

Disco club nights at Casette!

**Phurrball** · 15th June 2009, 23:18

We could do something completely random to celebrate the end of exams.

I rather like the psychadelic overtones suggested by Hanne's pic and Nish's suggestions. A tea party is such a bizarre counterpoint to 'biker' culture. Is there an alcoholic tea perchance?

We should doooo eeeeeet! (Tea party, not get a perm)

SRSLY.

I'll bring the tree-hugging hippie-shit herbal teas. Thermos and cucumber sandwiches all round. Random location TBC???

I'll celebrate too as I'm suffering by proxy as Mrs Phurrball puts herself through the UoA wringer.

Mebbe I just overdid it at the gym and my hypoglycemic brain is like that bloody ubiquitous and amusing washing machine...

**Danae** · 16th June 2009, 00:05

Random location plz

And pics

And full motorcycle gear

**Real_Wolf** · 16th June 2009, 00:20

I'm all for it, but I don't drink tea :P

**Magua** · 16th June 2009, 00:33

Tea, no milk, no sugar. Win.

How about the Chelsea Sugar works grounds?

**Danae** · 16th June 2009, 00:38

Sounds good to me!

Mmmmm coffee would also be good

**Hanne** · 16th June 2009, 08:09

'Alice in Thunderland', invite all the thous/ really badly tuned bikes along :P

**gavjn** · 16th June 2009, 10:57

cassettes gud as, tuesday nyts r the best, i go there most tuesdays. depending on how my exam goes 2day il prbly b there. shud all come along

**motorbyclist** · 16th June 2009, 12:04

that's on vulcan lane?

i'm not a big fan of tea nor cucumber

**Ixion** · 16th June 2009, 12:27

Albert Park. In the Bandstand

**Phurrball** · 16th June 2009, 12:39

Chelsea and the bandstand sound good...

Tea crawl?

I'm no 'camellia leaf' drinker either (preferring that which floats when ground generally) - but there are plenty of tasty herbal potions.

I have a thermos - we should hit up the op-shops for retro china tea cups so we can have some pinky out pictures. Scones FTW too I think. Much nicer in winter (and yet still tea appropriate)

Ooooorrrrrr... Do any random places serve high tea? The thermos option is probably more student appropriate though... High tea chillar? Hip flasks too?

**Ixion** · 16th June 2009, 12:58

Top hats obligatory for the gentlemen. I can maybe "borrow" a couple of Mrs Ixion's pretty teacups. Very very dangerous, though. I fear that thermos water would not be hot enough to make tea. It must be boiling. And please do not ANYONE mention those vile abominations, those evil and accursed travesties of all that is good and holy, called tea-bags.