Re: [CH] Felt a bit Crabby

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For the benefit of the US members. I believe the gentleman means Crab as in
crustacean from the ocean, and Tea as in afternoon meal.in England or
evening meal
here and in Oz.

Tony Flynn
Grandad. Retired at the beach. Bay of Plenty. New Zealand
Where it is cooling down for winter

----- Original Message -----
> Let me get this straight.  Crab...as in spindly legged pinching crabs
> and blue crabs and Alaskan King crab type crabs, right?
>
> And, you said tea....as in Earl Gray and such?  Crab + tea?  Hmmmm
> never heard of a combination such as this.  Perhaps I'm missing the true
> meaning in the "true" English english to American english language
> transfer.  Tea as in broth or tea as in the Earl Gray variety?
>



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