Does iced tea contain caffeine?

Does iced tea contain caffeine?

Tony, this is already covered in the FAQ

I've waited 1076 days to post that!

Finally!!

(and, yeah, plenty of caffeine from the looks of it).

Its also one hell of a diuretic

Greetings!

I think the amount of caffeine also depends on the brewing method. Hot brewed, then chilled ice tea will have more caffeine in it than cold brewed. It also depends on the type of tea used.

That's one of the funniest posts I've ever read.

LOL!!! David and Goliath!

Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure.

Damnit, Babelfish doesn't have a Latin translator. Knock that off.

Quid rides? Mutantur nomine de te fabula narrantur!

So nomeor def sel trusciote. Naffaeur?

Semper ubi sub ubi

Cur ubi sub ubi ?

Probably because of this

hehe.

Semper ubi sub ubi doobie terlen jeufet wubi.

Nunc et Bibendum est!

And that's my final word

Francais?

Nunc et Bibendum est!

Amen.

Peter

What do Nunc and Bibendum mean?

When it comes down to it, what do et and est mean as well.
Don't forget that for the English and Americans a foreign language is always SHOUTING SLOWLY in your own language

Don't forget that for the English and Americans a foreign language is always SHOUTING SLOWLY in your own language

Yes, but Latin is something different. Latin is Mornington Crescent carried on by other means.

Peter (who doesn't actually know Latin, but still thinks it was "Nunc est bibendum" with no "et")

In french they mean "and" and "is", respectively.

I have a feeling Peter is correct here.

As far as I know - and I could be completely incorrect - it means "Now is Drinking Time!"

Nah, you're right. And so is Peter.