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I recently bought a french press and it's upped my coffee game exponentially.
Any dollar spent on your dog is worth it a thousand times over.<---- My dog.
Coffee is a crutch. Be a man with no viceswaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy too much.
My truck is my office, and there is no room for the coffee maker.
2-3 times a day I would get a large coffee with a couple shots.... so 15 a day give or take.
Now It is a bag or 2 of coffee a week, so 15-20 per week.
On the plus side, I dont drink alcohol or soda, so I spend way less on drinks than most of the world
I always wondered how long it took you to become a moron. Only 28 years. ImpressiveYou can do math? Impressive
Coffee is a crutch. Be a man with no vices
I will pray for you and hope you get betterCoffee is a delicious treat that I allow myself.
I thoroughly enjoy the smell and the taste and the break it allows me.
It is a pleasure of sense on par with a good steak or a great dessert. A nice strong cup of sumatra, light on caffeine, heavy on taste, all about the flavor.
In reference to the use of the word crutch... I imagine you are referring to the stimulation of the caffeine being the deciding factor.
Not even close. I will grab a bag of decaf sumatra long before a caffeinated bag of any other.
I spent 24 bucks on a starbucks coffee mug... I thought the price was insane, but I was working in an area that did not have quick access to good coffee.
Turns out, it was worth every penny. takes a beating, I can drop it while full and not spill a drop, and if I run hot water in to it before filling it, it keeps the coffee warm from 7 till around 130.
My story is almost the same. My Stanley Thermos will be 30 years old this winter. Cost me twelve dollars in 1989 and I still use it almost every morning.
It is the only practical possession I have owned that long...so it wins by a mile.
Ok nitwits, thought I would pass this along as a public service to the fine members of the CSS
I have been researching soundbars and finally settled on the $1300 Sony STHT5000 which is fabuolus and befitting the spacious OmeletDen. In the course of this purchase I looked at all kinds of soundbars from $200 up. One that did a nice job clarifying voice and adding some bass and depth to the TV was this bose for $200. For the price it did a nice job.
Now it's selling for $100 which is a steal and will add to your listening enjoyment. Uses an optical cable not HDMI which only really changes how the soundbar is controlled and does nothing to affect the sound
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