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denDr Dharmany of England has studied the way tea pours, and discovered why teapots drip. She has now patented a drip-free tea pot.
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Date: 1 May 2002 18:30 (UTC)Toward a drip free future.
Date: 1 May 2002 19:25 (UTC)no subject
Date: 2 May 2002 05:13 (UTC)that fall from pots of tea.
We could lose the drippy kitchen tap
Or the cold drip in the bath.
The drip outside your window
rainy tree drips on your path.
All the drips in government
And if we had to ,butter toast drips too..
But the drips that fall from
pots of tea can't go
that will not do.
I am lodging a complaint immediately *grin* v.clever, but booooooooo!