myself I am a coffee person. I can drink almost a cup a hour, when at work, but have to stop before 5 pm, usually I have my last cup at 4 pm, otherwise it keeps me up all night.
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Tea for me, please. Never had a drop of coffee in my entire life, I remember being puzzled at how grown-ups used to "need" something in their body to get going in the morning, all it ever takes me is a shower, hot or cold.
i'll have a Tea please Bob! only Yorkshire Tea though, 'm very picky about my tea.
don't drink coffee at all,ever.
Boatraceface wrote: Both, and guiness
I didn't ask for your fav tipple. That can be anew thread
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars 
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
Boatraceface wrote: Both, and guiness
I didn't ask for your fav tipple. That can be anew thread
Soz,maybe you could type up "no digressing"next time
Boatraceface wrote:
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
Boatraceface wrote: Both, and guiness
I didn't ask for your fav tipple. That can be anew thread
Soz,maybe you could type up "no digressing"next time
Not to worry, I've hijacked many a thread myself.
Blimey,not much scope for discussion or crac, with the strict guidelines.If I must choose I will go with Nescafe over Tea..milk and 2
Boatraceface wrote: Blimey,not much scope for discussion or crac, with the strict guidelines.If I must choose I will go with Nescafe over Tea..milk and 2[/quot
post what you like. i'm not the nool police.
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars
hazelnut-flavoured cream is ideal.
AgentWood wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars
hazelnut-flavoured cream is ideal.
usually just milk, sometimes with sugar.
Also I somtimes havecappuchino or espresso. sugar is a must with those.
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars
hazelnut-flavoured cream is ideal.
usually just milk, sometimes with sugar.
Also I somtimes havecappuchino or espresso. sugar is a must with those.
i am a starbucks whore. venti mocha frappuccino.
AgentWood wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars
hazelnut-flavoured cream is ideal.
There might be a three week window where I would dare get Ice cream instead of coffee.This is outdoors North East England,I am working in(mostly) and its bitter..
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Boatraceface wrote:
AgentWood wrote: coffee. milk (or cream) and two sugars.
Just how I like it on a frosty morning on my first break.Has to be 2 sugars
hazelnut-flavoured cream is ideal.
There might be a three week window where I would dare get Ice cream instead of coffee.This is outdoors North East England,I am working in(mostly) and its bitter..
trade you redcar for orlando?
No thanks I've been..I could'nt endure the 9 hour flight with no cigarettes again..And I am a homebird at heart who loves the people in Redcar.I could'nt possibly,but thanks.I would swap a bit of your sunshine for our rain no bother like...
Boatraceface wrote: No thanks I've been..I could'nt endure the 9 hour flight with no cigarettes again..And I am a homebird at heart who loves the people in Redcar.I could'nt possibly,but thanks.I would swap a bit of your sunshine for our rain no bother like...
crap. i'd give anything for UK citizenship. i still feel like a fish out of water and i've been back over 3 years. not sure about living in west wales, though. may have to think about that one.
Redcar aint West Wales you know
Which part of dear longed for Blighty does your spirit reside?The people in the North East are, by an large ,great.I'll never leave for good.Holiday's I like ofcourse.I quite fancy the popular resort of Vegas,or a cattle drive in the USA before long..
coffee!!! has to be coffee usually with a bit of cream or if I am in Starbucks mode-Grande Cafe Mocha-no whip!!
damn I suppose if U asked foe coffee ibn England-I would be seen a heathen
Coffee, but only if it's iced. I used to drink hot coffee for a while but it started bothering my esophagus. My mother warned me that she got acid reflux from drinking too much hot coffee, so now she drinks hot tea instead 
Ice tea isn't bad, though, although I'd take Arizona and Lipton over Nestea anyday.
Black Coffee, no sugar added and if I don't drink it in the morning I get those horrible migrain (spelling?) pains but I blame it on my low blood pressure plus it never keeps me up all night.
Coffee addict I must say, and especially delicious and, in my taste, unmatchable genuine Italian Espresso and 'Machiatto', I'm dying for those ones. But when working (which is most of the time like all of us)it's mainly all black, and quite some cups.
I'm British, so it has to be tea. Like DigiMike, the same stuff the chimps drink.
Didn't touch cawfee till about 2 or 3 years ago and do indulge occasionally but find it too bitter as a rule and still have no idea what constitutes a good or a bad coffee. I could be drinking the Blue Nun of coffees and I wouldn't have a clue.
Coffee (with sugar, but no milk) at breakfast… but Tea at any time (or anything else in fact)…
Indeed, I had to stop coffee for weeks recently because I made it too "strong" and get sick about it.
Breakfast tea was an awfull experience indeed… 
Coffee. Sugar and extra creme.
Nothing beats it. Especially since I get a headache if I don't drink it.
Neither/none.
Haven't had a coffee for a year now.
It's evil kids. It's a drug. Stay away from it.
:p
I do not have a coffee maker at home anymore. Got one for Christmas and it lasted about a month. I drink iced tea at home. Take three Wild Cherry Blackberry tea bags and stick them into a liter bottle of water and let it sit in the sun for a few hours. Caffeine free and refreshing (after refridgeration). I will drink coffee if someone offers it.
I should mention that I was born in and grew up at least for some time in the coffee capital of Germany; Bremen. We import it and roast it. At times the whole place smells of coffee.
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: PG Tips, what is it with this Starbuck Coffe nonesense ?
Don't drink from Starbucks, if any exist in the UK. Basically, it's over-priced, bitter coffee that gives me a bad stomachache whenever someone persuades me to drink it. Better off getting coffee from the Wawa or Dunkin Donuts.
This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: PG Tips, what is it with this Starbuck Coffe nonesense ?
Don't drink from Starbucks, if any exist in the UK. Basically, it's over-priced, bitter coffee that gives me a bad stomachache whenever someone persuades me to drink it. Better off getting coffee from the Wawa or Dunkin Donuts.
There's a starbucks on just about every corner here, along with subway. Their coffee seems too bitter for my tastes as well.
I used to be a coffee junkie but I've switched over to tea since I've been in the UK. Less caffeine but still a good boost, perfect for a warm up. PG Tips with milk and no sugar for me!
Ronald Kirsch wrote: I should mention that I was born in and grew up at least for some time in the coffee capital of Germany; Bremen. We import it and roast it. At times the whole place smells of coffee.
They roasted coffee everyday when I was in Primary school. They were just next to it. Maybe the reason why I do not like coffee. The smell of it everywhere, even in classrooms...
Never, ever drink piping hot coffee outside on a crisp, chilly morning. Especially not right before a two hour mandatory lecture on the contrasts of Lao Tzu and Confucianist tenets unless there's a serviceable lavatory within running distance.
Boatraceface wrote: Redcar aint West Wales you know
exactly my point. i'd live anywhere except for west wales (too remote for my liking). preferably london, glasgow or newcastle. i lived in london for 2 years and scotland for 4; i really miss london but i love scotland, as well. i prefer glasgow to edinburgh, though. and i really like newcastle--great people there.
if you want to see something 'western', go to my homestate of colorado. the rodeo was invented in deer trail, colorado and seeing a real rodeo is certainly an experience. i grew up going to rodeos every weekend during the summer. there's nothing like sitting in the stands with a snocone, the smell of cow manure wafting through the air, the snow-covered mountains in the background....
Some Distant Memory wrote: Neither. Both are awful, especially coffee (coffee breath is disgusting). I choose juice!
Same here! I hate the taste of both. I prefer Strongbow!
