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To: jmiller099 who wrote (212267)	7/24/2009 1:22:49 PM
From: Bank Holding Company	Respond to of 306849

You ever see that guy that eats light bulbs? <g>

To: jmiller099 who wrote (212267)	7/24/2009 1:38:12 PM
From: Peter V	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

OT - I went to a Japanese fast food joint recently, and they had unsweetened iced green tea in bottles from Japan. In Japan, iced teas are very popular. Wide varieties are available in most vending machines, and are usually unsweetened. I really enjoyed them during my short stay in Japan (summer 1991), oolong is nice on ice when it's sweltering in Tokyo. Anyway, the Japanese green ice tea was very good, even if the food was so-so. My wife decided to replicate it at home, but added sugar. It was a completely different animal, not nearly as refreshing or flavorful. Sweeteners are good in "American" ice tea, but I prefer to take my Asian teas "neat."