coffee or tee
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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!
