Note to self: Indoor plumbing (invented after coffee) is now more "natural" than a bean which grows in the wild. Odd.hitoriki wrote:I wake up naturally i.e. the shower.
To clarify a few points, coffee is one of the MOST addicting drugs on the planet. HOWEVER, after two days of not having coffee (despite how long you've made it a daily habit), your brain is no longer dependant. That's how fast you can unwire it. I don't worry too much about the addiction part of it.scribs wrote:I avoid coffee because I do not want to become addicted to it like so many others I know. These people are not capable of having a good morning if they have not had their coffee. They are dependant on it in a way that I do not envy. That is why I do not drink coffee.
Shooby can attest to this one. A friend of ours (cb) puts OJ in his COFFEE. It's one of the more nasty things I've ever seen, but he seems to love it.alice wrote: In the newly developing american coffee shop culture this is refered to as a "why bother." As in, "Hey Fred, I need a grande Iced Why Bother mocha, stat!"
Likely an aribica vs robusta note, but I'll get to that later.mave wrote:Although I responded "only specialty" coffee, I do drink regular coffee. I just happen to prefer stuff like all types of frappucinos, cappucinos, and mochas (assuming that's what you guys meant by 'specialty').
Odd. That's WHY I like it. I like bitter coffee, but hate sour coffee. (Back to aribica vs robusta, I guess).meboek wrote:I love the smell of coffee, but regular coffee is too bitter for me. I need something to augment the flavor a little.
This coming from the man who relied on "the stuff" to keep him awake the first year of residency?shooby wrote: Well, I *do* think coffee is filthy. It's a repulsive beverage.
Seriously, I can't stand the stuff.
I'd augment that slightly and paraphrase it as Henry Ford would have. "I'll drink any coffee as long as it's black." See my exception below.FRWL wrote:I'll drink any coffee.
Funny... My Grandfather used to put a pinch of coffee between his lip and gum. He never was into chew (afaik) but he didn't like to drink coffee either. Not sure why this brings up that memory.peguni wrote:Coffee is just not my cup of tea. I like the smell, but even the souped up sweet coffees are just not appealing. They just leave a taste I don't like. I like coffee beans though! XD
sailordove wrote:Give me a nice cup of Irish Breakfast tea, (regular's ok too). My brother & I even invented our own "Caffeine Cocktail", (Mountain Dew & Tropicana Orangide). Orange Mountain Dew inspired it, but ours tastes better.
Mithrandir wrote: Note to self: Indoor plumbing (invented after coffee) is now more "natural" than a bean which grows in the wild. Odd.
Mithrandir wrote:To clarify a few points, coffee is one of the MOST addicting drugs on the planet. HOWEVER, after two days of not having coffee (despite how long you've made it a daily habit), your brain is no longer dependant. That's how fast you can unwire it. I don't worry too much about the addiction part of it.
Mithrandir wrote:Odd. That's WHY I like it. I like bitter coffee, but hate sour coffee. (Back to aribica vs robusta, I guess).
Alice wrote:When my dad stopped drinking coffee, he had withdrawal symptoms for longer than that. He suffered a lot, and has never gone back to drinking coffee.
Mithrandir wrote:Puguni wrote:Coffee is just not my cup of tea. I like the smell, but even the souped up sweet coffees are just not appealing. They just leave a taste I don't like. I like coffee beans though! XD
Funny... My Grandfather used to put a pinch of coffee between his lip and gum. He never was into chew (afaik) but he didn't like to drink coffee either. Not sure why this brings up that memory.
Alice wrote:When my dad stopped drinking coffee, he had withdrawal symptoms for longer than that. He suffered a lot, and has never gone back to drinking coffee.
his coming from the man who relied on "the stuff" to keep him awake the first year of residency?
shooraijin wrote:Yes. It was so disgusting (I intentionally got the burned black sludge they make on 5 East) and so concentrated it was like drinking battery acid. I'm sure the stomach cramps were only to be expected.
Now that I don't take as much call, I can just swill gallons of Dr Pepper like normal people.
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