Coffee Lovers: Would you?

[ABSTRUSE]

It's coffee. I'd try it.

The poops cleaned off of it anyway.

 

[cloudy]

The poops cleaned off of it anyway.

exactly. And, like I said, it's coffee.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

exactly. And, like I said, it's coffee.

I wonder how big that $5 cup is, I don't want one of those teeny espresso cups.

 

[cloudy]

I wonder how big that $5 cup is, I don't want one of those teeny espresso cups.

oh, hell, no!

That's just a tease, and would piss me off.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

oh, hell, no!

That's just a tease, and would piss me off.

Thelma and Louise cause coffee house riot.

that would be the headlines.

 

[cloudy]

Thelma and Louise cause coffee house riot.

that would be the headlines.

full story at eleven.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

full story at eleven.

We escaped with our travel mugs full to the top.

 

[Guest]

I'm not into green tea, too weak for me.

I protest all the time (to those few who care) that green "tea" is not tea. It's brewed similarly to tea, and is a hot liquid drink, but it is not tea.

"Tea" should refer to one of two plant genera: the Camellia Sinensis from China, Tibet or Japan, or the Camellia Assamica from North East India. There are hybrids of course but "green tea" is not one.

Nor is chamomile, raspberry or licorice "tea". They are just boiled green, red or yellow leaves and stems.

Perdita

 

[cloudy]

We escaped with our travel mugs full to the top.

oh, I'm picking out a thermos for you
not an ordinary thermos, it's true

 

[ABSTRUSE]

I protest all the time (to those few who care) that green "tea" is not tea. It's brewed similarly to tea, and is a hot liquid drink, but it is not tea.

"Tea" should refer to one of two plant genera: the Camellia Sinensis from China, Tibet or Japan, or the Camellia Assamica from North East India. There are hybrids of course but "green tea" is not one.

Nor is chamomile, raspberry or licorice "tea". They are just boiled green, red or yellow leaves and stems.

Perdita

I feel the same way about "white" chocolate.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

oh, I'm picking out a thermos for you
not an ordinary thermos, it's true

96Ozer I hope?

 

[cloudy]

96Ozer I hope?

anything else would be basically useless.

please tell me you recognize that song from the Jerk...

 

[~photoguy~]

I'll stick to A&p thanks.

I've had some Jamacian blue Mountain coffee. I would rate it right up there with mississippi river mud for flavor and coloring. Truly something you could float a horseshoe in.

I'm longing for some Blue Mountain coffee ... had a wonderful trip to the source a number of years ago... fond memories

 

[Guest]

I feel the same way about "white" chocolate.

Right on, babe. I never got that. P.

 

[Guest]

I protest all the time (to those few who care) that green "tea" is not tea. It's brewed similarly to tea, and is a hot liquid drink, but it is not tea.

"Tea" should refer to one of two plant genera: the Camellia Sinensis from China, Tibet or Japan, or the Camellia Assamica from North East India. There are hybrids of course but "green tea" is not one.

Nor is chamomile, raspberry or licorice "tea". They are just boiled green, red or yellow leaves and stems.

Perdita

It depends on your definition of 'tea'.
I've always thought of tea as a beverage made by steeping leaves ect. in hot water...not by its particular plant.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

anything else would be basically useless.

please tell me you recognize that song from the Jerk...

Yes....smartie!


P. I'm glad your trailer is next to mine.

 

[Guest]

It depends on your definition of 'tea'.
I've always thought of tea as a beverage made by steeping leaves ect. in hot water...not by its particular plant.

That's the crux of it, Vellala. Tea used to refer to the plants I mention above. Later (and I blame the hippies!) the word came to refer to other hot beverages. P.

 

[cloudy]

Yes....smartie!


P. I'm glad your trailer is next to mine.

for that, you can share that fridge on the porch.

 

[ABSTRUSE]

for that, you can share that fridge on the porch.

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!

 

[~photoguy~]

....
The wife has bought me some of the starbucks and other types of the gourmet coffees. They always seem week and lacking body....

you find Starbuck's "weak and lacking body"

OMG man ... the Starbuck's I get here .. you can stand a spoon in it (more like hot mud)

didya know .. you can put more than one teaspoon of coffee in the filter basket when you make a pot ?

 

[~photoguy~]

....In Morocco, the Berbers encourage goats to climb the trees to eat the fruit. They later gather the goats' excrement and remove the pits, which they grind for oil to be used in massage, in cooking and as an aphrodisiac. ....

no wonder the teenagers get horny(er) when they sit on the basement carpet shouldn'ta bought the berber ... dumb

 

[Guest]

i really like a strong cup o jo. strangely, i think that fresh ground coffee often smells skunky. love kona...but even folgers has a decent brew for those of us who are trying not to break the bank on our daily addictions.

 

[Rumple Foreskin]

Abs has performe the "tell" portion of this lecture admirably, now here is the "show" part, a glossy color photo of a paradoxurus.

http://www.biologie.uni-ulm.de/bio3/kwells/Paradoxurus%20hermaphroditicus%20Fig16.jpg

Rumple Foreskin

ps: Yes, if someone else is paying. rf

 

[ABSTRUSE]

no wonder the teenagers get horny(er) when they sit on the basement carpet shouldn'ta bought the berber ... dumb

GROOOOOOOOAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN.


Vella: I find Folgers to be very acidic, I like Maxwell house.

 

[Guest]

GROOOOOOOOAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN.


Vella: I find Folgers to be very acidic, I like Maxwell house.

i know.. older women such as yourself have tender digestives...