parodyluvr75
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So ladies, I wanted to know. Does size really matter?
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yes, it has to be the perfect size. i have one mug i like to use best for my coffee, and if i have to use a different one it sucksand for tea, i prefer a bone-china one and, again, it has to be just right. no, i am not goldilocks. well, not anymore.
The coffee cup I use every day, I bought in 1982. Gallons and gallons have gone through that cup, and it's been all over the world. I think I've washed it twice in all those years.
i really really hope this means someone else washes it for you
if not
ew, you dirty fekker!![]()
My bowl was perfect. Then, I chipped it. Why do they make the racks in the dishwasher, so un-usable ?
I am afraid to unpack the Spring tea cups. I dropped the box, and it fell from a height.
The coffee cup I use every day, I bought in 1982. Gallons and gallons have gone through that cup, and it's been all over the world. I think I've washed it twice in all those years.
ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww^ pfffffft
It's called seasoning and for some reason, the females of the species have this genetic predisposition to wash it off.
this belongs in the 'i'm a nOOb with a serious question' thread. and i agree - it's all about matching up the fits.Tight shoes hurt and loose shoes slip off. The important thing is not size, but fit.
When I buy a suit, I have to start with a size 52 or 54, then have the chest and waist taken in to 48 and 36. If I start with a 48 jacket, I can't move my shoulders.
Tight shoes hurt and loose shoes slip off. The important thing is not size, but fit.
When I buy a suit, I have to start with a size 52 or 54, then have the chest and waist taken in to 48 and 36. If I start with a 48 jacket, I can't move my shoulders.
Well put.The important thing is not size, but fit.
That's because we don't care for mold and mildew as a seasoning ingredient.^ pfffffft
It's called seasoning and for some reason, the females of the species have this genetic predisposition to wash it off.
aesthetically i prefer smaller cups, but let's face it: without a pot of tea or coffee sitting near by small cups are fucking pointless.
Nothing sloppier looking than a fine jacket with an ill fit.
But you must take a side in our coffee cup/mug drama or mock Johnny because he grows lab experiments between cups.
I remember firing a Chief's Mess crank over washing my cup.![]()
Well put.
I've worn enough shoes, all in the same size, to know which brands fit me the best. I now gravitate towards those brands, slowly replacing all of the not-quite pairs in my closet.
I chose my silverware based on how the spoon bowl fit in my mouth. The spoon has the greatest surface contact with a mouth, versus the fork (or knife), and it was key to ensure a pleasing fit.
That's because we don't care for mold and mildew as a seasoning ingredient.
Time i got around to replacing everything again for matching cutlery, but i have 2 sons indoors who manage to 'lose' so many items - generally teaspoons, but lately it's forks. I keep buying more but none of the forks feels so well in my mouth as this particular one - the last in its line. But some weirdos only drink a small cup of coffee a day. I don't trust people who do that. But they aren't as deviant as those who don't drink coffee.
I like a big heavy mug. I'm less inclined to tip it or spill it.
^^^likes to ruffle feathers^^^^^^^^
Typical split tail.![]()
I'm a coffee addict, you're probably better off not being one. It's my main vice.then i'm at least somewhat deviant because i only drink coffee when i'm in the mood for it which isn't all that often.