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[thatsmyjob]

There is the delicate clearing of a throat and then Thom's voice comes across the Net.As it seems that today is a day for a proper 'tea' I though some of you might appreciate a quick run down of 'tea' ettiquette. I should ammend that this is the 'Western' etiquette which I understand differs from the the more cerimonial Eastern way of taking tea

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[justashow]

Oh dear. Someone paid far too much attention at Cotillion.

[thatsmyjob]

I was simply a very good study.

[justashow]

While I was a very poor one. Or at least in latter years.

Manners don't suit the pushy.

[thatsmyjob]

I can see your point, though I would counter that when properly weilded, manners can be both sword and shield in almost any argument.

[justashow]

Not, I'm afraid, in the kind of arguments my livelihood depends on.

[thatsmyjob]

Oh?

[justashow]

Divorce Attorney.

[thatsmyjob]

Ah, yes I can see where politeness might take a beating in such a profession.

[justashow]

It's my lot in life to ferret out the dirty little secrets and then either cover them up or expose them in the worst possible light.

[thatsmyjob]

I suppose that as long as you keep it in the courtroom and not in the drawing room at a nice dinner, we can forgive you.

[justashow]

That depends entirely on who I'm dining with.

[thatsmyjob]

Scandeleous! I would be chastised for fratenizing with the likes of you.

[justashow]

Many are. But everyone loves a bad boy, don't you know.

[thatsmyjob]

Well, there is something delicious about a bit of bad.

[justashow]

That and I'm awfully pretty.

[thatsmyjob]

Ahhh, bad with a side of modesty, I see.