So this time, that’s serious stuff:
Shouldn’t people who drink coffee with milk and/or sugar and/or cream be banned from this planet?
So this time, that’s serious stuff:
Shouldn’t people who drink coffee with milk and/or sugar and/or cream be banned from this planet?
Yes, they should.
No, it just that they are English.
Ah, come on Francois. A cafe creme on occasion is a good thing! Mais avec sucre, jamais!
What if you put soy milk in your coffee?
soy milk??? arrrggghhh…
that should be an other poll…once my wife told me she was gonna get some ice cream and comes back with low fat soy milk no sugar added ice cream!!!
what the … ? that should not be allowed…that’s clearly a WMD!
And another thing: In the morning when I go in Starbuck’s and the person in front of me is ordering (and talking on their cell phone, and trying to find their stupid “Starbuck’s card”) and they order a “Grande half-caf mocha latte with room” that bugs me.
I step up and order a “medium black”. Apparently they don;t have that at Starbucks, so I get a “Grande Breakfast Blend without room”.
They need two seperate lines for customers: “Pretentious, self important yuppies ordering pretentious boutique froo-froo drinks that take a granola ten minutes to make and are paid for by novel technology of dubious import.” and then “Coffee for normal people”.
you clearly show some signs of time spent in Europe! ![]()
Coffee is black period. Coffee comes in a small mug. if you want more, order an other one ![]()
(cell phone is an issue I won’t even go into)
I concur. I’ve lived in both Germany and Belgium for short stints as a bike racer and also working for my Uncle, Sam.
Yeah … no kidding, like I tell my wife , “If a want frozen yogurt, I’ll put some in the freezer. I want Iiiiiice-creeeeaaaaamm”. I’m a mint choclate chip guy BTW … green, not white (said in my best James Bond voice).
Tom — way to go buddy. You just pimp-slapped 1/6th of all Chicago … and 7/8th of Barnes and Noble.
Soy anything should be banned. 'Nuff said.
Tom — way to go buddy. You just pimp-slapped 1/6th of all Chicago … and 7/8th of Barnes and Noble.
And the state of Hawaii, where coffee is served freezing cold in a pop can with almost half milk and more sugar than a Coke.
-Zo
Shame on me. I feel soooooooooooooooooooooooo bad. JCC.
What about espresso? I like a little sugar in that.
For a regular cup of joe, I like it black. To put anything in it is sacriledge.
Warning!!! Do not click that link if you are drinking anything.
Thanks Ironstevie, I needed that
Dave
alright, i feel like i need to respond to this, because you are attacking something i do everyday!
first of all, i hate starbucks, and everything that it (and every other expensive franchise coffee place) represents. i try to avoid buying anything there.
when i get coffee, i get it from a machine, which is located in the building where i take my earliest class of the day. i put 60 cents into the machine, and i push a few buttons; “coffee”, “two sugars”, “2 milks” (whatever that means), “large”. the machine gives me a paper cup full of the foulest coffee imaginable. and i stay awake through bioinstrumentation 310.
so, yes, when i go to starbucks on a date or whatever, i drink the coffee black (and take a significant chunk out of my entry-fee budget). but when i drink coffee for the purposes of staying awake in class, i’ll take whatever help i can get in the war against stanky machine coffee.
That was phaukin funny!
Yep … I used to trust that truly foul machine stuff, back in the days, when I was an undergrad. Until the day I noticed both the coffee and the chicken soup came from the same spigot. i don’t like noodles in my coffee.
Dre’
i dunno, dude, those few extra carbs might’ve been the fuel you needed to really rip through your post-class destressing workout. at least, that’s what i use my workouts for.
seriously, though, noodles in your coffee? weird…
As long as they don’t try to slip any of that shit into my medium black (from Timmy’s), we’re good. I had a trainer who used to put 7-12 packs of sugar into one medium coffee - dude claimed to be a fly. It worked for him though. I think the main difference between runners and cyclists is that cycling has a very strong coffee culture, whereas the majority of the runners I’ve ever worked out with thought I was insane for my pre-workout habit. I did find that coffee immediately before swimming gave me heartburn - must be the prone position or something.
Viva la cafe!