Tea is un-American -- heck plenty of it comes from China, just like CoC $$$

[KurtNYC]

I suppose they couldn't very well run around with coffee beans on their hats but still...

How much of the world's tea is grown in the USA ? Seems like foreign companies make money on tea -- British and Chinese -- maybe we should boycott tea for about the next 4 weeks.

(I know it is just a symbol, but it's THEIR symbol and it really ties in the foreign money thing.)

[secondwind]

1. Oh, no! I better stock up on my Twinings's Earl Grey, then. !!!

[Courtesy Flush]

2. Tea is the new alcohol

Well, it is for me, anyway. I miss alcohol.

[Jennicut]

3. Tea is great, I drink it everyday. I refuse to let those idiotic Morans ruin a good cup of tea.

Is coffee unamerican too? It sure isn't grown here, is it?

[Pathwalker]

4. Sorry, mine is shipped directly from London.

Twinings Everyday, and NO! I will not give it up. It's a gift my son gives me.

[Big Blue Marble]

5. How is tea un-American?

It was taxes on tea that help start the American revolution. During colonial times, most Americans drank tea
every day hence the anger about GB increasing their tea tax. Tea is part of our history. And many of us,
do still drink it every day. So keep your hands off my tea.

[DavidDvorkin]

6. You can have my tea when you pry it from my twitchy hands.

[ensho]

7. my long time tea company, Simpson & Vail has tea from a lot of

different countries. none from England. I don't think tea grows in England