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You hate coffee and I hate tea. Has it ever crossed your mind that you and I might have been born on the wrong side of the pond?I hate coffee so that would not be one of my complaints.
You hate coffee and I hate tea. Has it ever crossed your mind that you and I might have been born on the wrong side of the pond?I hate coffee so that would not be one of my complaints.
You know you're getting old when you think foamy coffee is ridiculous and are perfectly satisfied with a cup of Instant Sanka.
Maybe you should start a thread: "First world gripes!"There are people on the planet who don't have access to clean drinking water, and we Americans whine and moan if there's too much foam in our $5 cup of coffee. :eusa_doh:
You hate coffee and I hate tea. Has it ever crossed your mind that you and I might have been born on the wrong side of the pond?
I hate coffee I hate tea,
I hate you and you hate me.
-- schoolyard taunt c. 1969
You know you're getting old when you think foamy coffee is ridiculous and are perfectly satisfied with a cup of Instant Sanka.
I usually get a hot chocolate when dragged to a Starbucks. Coffee is usually, to me, a morning drink. I drink fresh ground (half high octane beans, half decaf beans) at home, black. Odd thing is, I never even drank the stuff until I was out of school and into my career, age 27. If I had to pull an all nighter when I was studying for a final, I'd steep 4-5 bags of Irish Breakfast Tea per cup : that'd keep my eyeballs open for hours.
When I think of Sanka, I think of those old commercials that Robert Young used to do.
Probably one of their best:
https://youtu.be/YTw8PRuzIEk
Molly Goldberg did her commercials during the show itself.
[video=youtube;A5pJZtzQMp0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5pJZtzQMp0[/video]
Send 'em to southern California. Every movie theater I can think of has at least one "five-dollar foamy coffee" shop within walking distance....We have the occasional patron at work who complains that we don't sell foamy five-dollar cups of coffee and they don't like the plain stuff and it's ruining their evening. It's all I can do to keep from laughing in their faces.
What, and confirm for the rest of the world that we 'Muricans are indeed a bunch of whiny, self-centered mouth-breathers? :rant: :nono:Maybe you should start a thread: "First world gripes!"
Imagine if the coffee she was selling *wasn't* decaffeinated.
You hate coffee and I hate tea. Has it ever crossed your mind that you and I might have been born on the wrong side of the pond?
I usually get a hot chocolate when dragged to a Starbucks. Coffee is usually, to me, a morning drink. I drink fresh ground (half high octane beans, half decaf beans) at home, black. Odd thing is, I never even drank the stuff until I was out of school and into my career, age 27. If I had to pull an all nighter when I was studying for a final, I'd steep 4-5 bags of Irish Breakfast Tea per cup : that'd keep my eyeballs open for hours.
When I think of Sanka, I think of those old commercials that Robert Young used to do.
I don't drink coffee unless there is nothing else to drink, or I am freezing! I do like hot tea though. Maybe, my Dad picked up some virus when he was over there in the war?