Coffee haters

[Nuzzolese]

Why do people have so much against coffee? I think they just don't like the taste of it and they decide to take a stand against it. Some people!

I know that in large amounts it can be bad for your nervous system, it can be addictive, but there are a lot of things that are bad for you in large amounts. And not everything that is potentially addictive is all bad.

My coworker is an idiot so most of the stuff she says I just ignore but sometimes I let it bother me if I'm feeling feisty.

She said her dad had high cholesterol "and he still drinks coffee!" Puzzling connection there, I asked her honestly "does coffee make that worse?" She said "I don't know, but it's not good for you" Obviously she doesn't know anything about anything. She doesn't eat vegetables, at all. Who's she to talk?

People all over the world drink coffee. People have been drinking it for thousands of years. Some people don't like it and they just totally dismiss it with a kind of superior attitude that annoys me.

I like coffee. I like it six ways to Sunday. Whatever that means. I don't see anything wrong with it. It's not Soda, it's not animal fats, it's not nicotine, it's just coffee. Don't look at me like I'm some weird kinky fetishist.

[Bob]

i love coffee too. it's totally an acquired taste, though. i used to drink it only with loads and loads of sugar and cream, then a little less, then a little less, then i just got lazy and dealt with the taste of it black, and now i actually like it that way. it's one of the few things i do that makes me feel manly

[Randetica]

we have some quality coffee here so i dont know anyone who hates coffee

[marsdaddy]

Coffee is actually good for you when you're retaining water = a natural diaretic. Not so good if you're dehydrated, though.

You co-worker is a dunderhead.

[Bob]

Coffee is actually good for you when you're retaining water = a natural diaretic. Not so good if you're dehydrated, though.

You co-worker is a dunderhead.

coffee keeps me regular

[monkey]

people who dont like coffee have never had good coffee, freshly roasted and brewed, not too strong, with nothing to corrupt it. if you can get organic coffee, the nutty flavor is stronger also.

BUT... more than a few cups a day can fuck with you, so moderation is key, like nuzz said.

did you know, also, that caffeine loses its dehydrating effects when the body gets accustumed to a cup or two a day for about a week or two?

[Sarky Devotchka]

I HATE COFFEE!

well, actually I just don't care for it. it's funny though, how most people like coffee and they say things like, "man, I need a cup of coffee", "don't bother me, I haven't had my coffee yet!", "where's a good place to get coffee?", "let's go grab coffee"

and to that my response is always this:

"I don't like coffee".

[marsdaddy]

coffee keeps me regularThere is the aforementioned diaretic factor.
did you know, also, that caffeine loses its dehydrating effects when the body gets accustumed to a cup or two a day for about a week or two?I've never heard that but imagine it's more of a "I have a higher tolerance now" versus medical fact.

[marsdaddy]

I HATE COFFEE!

well, actually I just don't care for it. it's funny though, how most people like coffee and they say things like, "man, I need a cup of coffee", "don't bother me, I haven't had my coffee yet!", "where's a good place to get coffee?", "let's go grab coffee"

and to that my response is always this:

"I don't like coffee".You could be more understanding like, "yeah, I hate mornings, too."

[mickill]

Paula?

I digs the coffee. But yeah, too much of it is like liquid crack to me.

[Nuzzolese]

I do think it is an acquired taste but one that you can come to love and thoroughly enjoy in a way that no other hot beverage can do for you.

I don't know why people think it's bad for you. They must associate it with the jokes people make about NEEDING it, being unable to function without it, going into hyper, hysterical, anneurysim-threatening caffenated crazes.

So basically it's fear and misunderstanding that breed resentment. Poor ignorant children, I shake my head sadly for their closed minds as I sip my pleasurable brew.

[enree erzweglle]

I never enjoyed coffee until I visited Texas last fall and got hooked. It wasn't so much the caffeine that got me because I don't think caffeine affects me a lot; I was more hooked on the taste.

So I didn't like that too much--wanting something empty & non-nutritious in that way--so in February (I think it was 10 February because I was out with my dad and I remember that date) I had my last cup and haven't thought about it since then.

[Kid Presentable]

Coffee in your mouth - good.

Coffee up your ass - bad.

The French have a word for people who don't like coffee...pussies.
The French don't have a word for rendezvous.

[monkey]

I've never heard that but imagine it's more of a "I have a higher tolerance now" versus medical fact.

medical fact. the studies (i think 3 of them) came out just a little bit ago. i was reading the results last week :o

[enree erzweglle]

I don't know why people think it's bad for you. They must associate it with the jokes people make about NEEDING it, being unable to function without it, going into hyper, hysterical, anneurysim-threatening caffenated crazes. It's bad if you don't realize the calories you're getting. My one friend puts flavored creamers in her coffee and she doesn't realize, I think, what she's getting in terms of calories. She uses a lot of creamers. Same with the shots of flavoring (huge calories) with no real nutrition behind them.

Plus when I was drinking coffee, I was amazed at the number of people who did not just buy coffee--they'd buy coffee and a muffin, or coffee and a donut, or coffee and a croissant or a bagel or whatever, but rarely was it just a coffee.

[Randetica]

I HATE COFFEE!

well, actually I just don't care for it. it's funny though, how most people like coffee and they say things like, "man, I need a cup of coffee", "don't bother me, I haven't had my coffee yet!", "where's a good place to get coffee?", "let's go grab coffee"

and to that my response is always this:

"I don't like coffee".

good i had my cups of coffee already or else i would beat the flying shit out of you for that stupid ass comments you stupid ass comment shitter

[Nuzzolese]

Paula?

I digs the coffee. But yeah, too much of it is like liquid crack to me.

Dawn. But both of them are ridiculous. Dawn eats junk food all day long, will scrape any veggies or proper seasonings off her food in restaurants, orders chicken fingers and fries wherever she goes, and gets winded going up two flights of stairs. Doctors are warning her that she's osteopoedic and she's only 30. Girlfriend is the bacon pan calling the coffee black knowmsayn.

Paula is a little more understanding. She used to drink it. She drinks decaf, which I don't even consider as actual coffee, it's just a coffee flavored drink. But she eats a bag of popcorn for lunch everyday then goes for a brisk walk and protests any other food saying she'll blow up like a balloon. I bet she's a closet binger.

Both of them are naturally thin and always were.

[Nuzzolese]

It's bad if you don't realize the calories you're getting. My one friend puts flavored creamers in her coffee and she doesn't realize, I think, what she's getting in terms of calories. She uses a lot of creamers. Same with the shots of flavoring (huge calories) with no real nutrition behind them.

Plus when I was drinking coffee, I was amazed at the number of people who did not just buy coffee--they'd buy coffee and a muffin, or coffee and a donut, or coffee and a croissant or a bagel or whatever, but rarely was it just a coffee.

It's true, most people use cream and sugar and that adds up to a lot of calories. I also enjoy chocolate or something bready with my coffee. They compliment each other so well.

[Nuzzolese]

It's a daily struggle for me, you know, in the face of such adversity.

[Waus]

I lack the patience to acquire tastes for things most of the time. I didn't like the taste of coffee the first time I tried it - so I generally just don't bother.

I still get some coffee now and again if I go to church or a coffeeshop with a friend. I think I just fail to see the point in forcing myself to like something that I don't immediately enjoy.

[marsdaddy]

I used to get a Maple Oat Scone with my coffee -- any time of day, really. When I first got out of the hospital, I was checking calories, fat content, sodium, protein, and most of ingredients. Turns out my favorite scone has 700 calories and 7 grams of fat.

I also save about $5 a day bringing my own coffee.

[Sarky Devotchka]

You could be more understanding like, "yeah, I hate mornings, too."

yeah, not my style. I usually say, "I hate peanut butter and onions too, what do you think of that?!" just to make sure they know I'm different.

[Nuzzolese]

I lack the patience to acquire tastes for things most of the time. I didn't like the taste of coffee the first time I tried it - so I generally just don't bother.

I still get some coffee now and again if I go to church or a coffeeshop with a friend. I think I just fail to see the point in forcing myself to like something that I don't immediately enjoy.

I didn't like sex the first time I tried that either.

[mickill]

For years I never drank coffee or tea in the morning, just so I wouldn't grown dependent on it. It's difficult to gauge whether or not you're giving your body enough rest if you load up on caffeine minutes after you wake up. So I generally slept around 7 or 8 hours a night. Now that I do use it to wake myself up in the morning, I find that I usually sleep between 5 1/2 to 6 hours a night. Some of it can be attributed to changes in lifestyle in general, but a lot of it has to with the fact that I get that extra boost when I most need it. What I'm saying is I need to quit drinking it in the morning. Because I don't like having any vices.

Apart from that, I've really grown to love the taste of coffee. Every now and then I like to add a few drops of Frangelico or Baileys. But not in the morning.

[Kid Presentable]

For years I never drank coffee or tea in the morning, just so I wouldn't grown dependent on it. It's difficult to gauge whether or not you're giving your body enough rest if you load up on caffeine minutes after you wake up. So I generally slept around 7 or 8 hours a night. Now that I do use it to wake myself up in the morning, I find that I usually sleep between 5 1/2 to 6 hours a night. Some of it can be attributed to changes in lifestyle in general, but a lot of it has to with the fact that I get that extra boost when I most need it. What I'm saying is I need to quit drinking it in the morning. Because I don't like having any vices.

Apart from that, I've really grown to love the taste of coffee. Every now and then I like to add a few drops of Frangelico or Baileys. But not in the morning.
Does a baby really keep you up that much? I'm fuckin perturbed by impending parenthood.

[Nuzzolese]

For years I never drank coffee or tea in the morning, just so I wouldn't grown dependent on it. It's difficult to gauge whether or not you're giving your body enough rest if you load up on caffeine minutes after you wake up. So I generally slept around 7 or 8 hours a night. Now that I do use it to wake myself up in the morning, I find that I usually sleep between 5 1/2 to 6 hours a night. Some of it can be attributed to changes in lifestyle in general, but a lot of it has to with the fact that I get that extra boost when I most need it. What I'm saying is I need to quit drinking it in the morning. Because I don't like having any vices.

Apart from that, I've really grown to love the taste of coffee. Every now and then I like to add a few drops of Frangelico or Baileys. But not in the morning.

I wonder if it would make a difference if you waited to have your coffee a couple of hours later.

Paula and Dawn both sleep around 8-10 hours a night.

[TAL]

well, actually I just don't care for it. it's funny though, how most people like coffee and they say things like, "man, I need a cup of coffee", "don't bother me, I haven't had my coffee yet!", "where's a good place to get coffee?", "let's go grab coffee"

and to that my response is always this:

"I don't like coffee".
Yeah.

[marsdaddy]

Does a baby really keep you up that much? I'm fuckin perturbed by impending parenthood.The first 6-8 weeks, plan to sleep in 3 hour incrememts. Or, work out something where you can get 6 hours, then the mom can, too.

After that, it's all been gravy.

I friend gave me some cheap coffee as a baby gift. We tossed it and bought the good stuff. Didn't feel bad either.

[enree erzweglle]

It's true, most people use cream and sugar and that adds up to a lot of calories. I also enjoy chocolate or something bready with my coffee. They compliment each other so well.Those flavored creamers are called International Delight. They sell them in supermarkets by the .5 pint and in a lot of coffee shops. It took me awhile to remember the name. Anyway, one tablespoon is 30 calories. My one friend fills her large coffee mug maybe 1/3 with coffee, 1/3 with cappucino, and 1/3 with International Delight amaretto. I am guessing that that's at least a 400-calorie mug of coffee. She has maybe 4 mugs a day and that, right there, is about what I eat calories-wise on a non-gym day.

The pastries thing is insidious because she doesn't like having coffee without something else and if she's eating something else, she has to have coffee with it.

And aside of the potential calories, the nastiest thing about coffee is smelling someone's Coffee Breath.

[Kid Presentable]

The first 6-8 weeks, plan to sleep in 3 hour incrememts. Or, work out something where you can get 6 hours, then the mom can, too.

After that, it's all been gravy.

I friend gave me some cheap coffee as a baby gift. We tossed it and bought the good stuff. Didn't feel bad either.
Were diapers a lerning curve? I mean the whole grossness is apparently negated by the fact it's your own offspring right? Is it comparable to cleaning up after a dog.

I have the utmost respect for parents, by the way. It's something I truly admire. You gotta learn a lot, quickly (sort of like my exams).

[Nuzzolese]

It's no worse than a coca cola.

[marsdaddy]

Were diapers a lerning curve? I mean the whole grossness is apparently negated by the fact it's your own offspring right? Is it comparable to cleaning up after a dog.

I have the utmost respect for parents, by the way. It's something I truly admire. You gotta learn a lot, quickly (sort of like my exams).Diapers and coffee do not go well together.

Tiny babies have almost the most non-offensive bowel movements possible. As they grow older, the diaper thing gets to be a drag, but that's also when you can tell them to stop squirming and they listen. I'm dreading the 2 year old in a diaper thing, again.

I'm almost done with my daily cup of coffee.

[Nuzzolese]

Why would she mix a coffee with a cappuccino? A cappucino is one third espresso, one third steamed milk, and one third milk froth. So really her drink is in fifths. That's a little high maintenance.

[enree erzweglle]

About kids, I think if you're using breast milk, the kid will need to have a meal more frequently. Once they go to formula or solids, they can last longer. I seem to remember that 10# is a magic number too. Like when a kid reaches 10#, they can get through the night more easily without food.

I remember feeling extreme excitement when my kid first gave up his 2am feeding. That marked the beginning of my climb back into normalcy because I could get a few hours of sleep right in a row and it was heaven. Yes, you need help to do this in a way so that you can enjoy it--trade off shifts with your mate or someone else who can help. I didn't have that help for a few months and when it came: (y).

[Kid Presentable]

Diapers and coffee do not go well together.

Tiny babies have almost the most non-offensive bowel movements possible. As they grow older, the diaper thing gets to be a drag, but that's also when you can tell them to stop squirming and they listen. I'm dreading the 2 year old in a diaper thing, again.

Oh cool. Thanks man.

[Kid Presentable]

About kids, I think if you're using breast milk, the kid will need to have a meal more frequently. Once they go to formula or solids, they can last longer. I seem to remember that 10# is a magic number too. Like when a kid reaches 10#, they can get through the night more easily without food.

I remember feeling extreme excitement when my kid first gave up his 2am feeding. That marked the beginning of my climb back into normalcy because I could get a few hours of sleep right in a row and it was heaven. Yes, you need help to do this in a way so that you can enjoy it--trade off shifts with your mate or someone else who can help. I didn't have that help for a few months and when it came: (y).
Hmmm. I'm a fairly self-depreating chap in real life, and feel I'd never be able to do the functional parts of parenting. Were you confident, scurred, ambivalet?

[Randetica]

It's no worse than a coca cola.

im a cola hater

[enree erzweglle]

Why would she mix a coffee with a cappuccino? A cappucino is one third espresso, one third steamed milk, and one third milk froth. So really her drink is in fifths. That's a little high maintenance.I think she did it for flavoring or texture because she got into it with some sort of pumpkin flavored cappucino that was out/about a couple of Octobers ago. I don't know, honestly, but I can ask her on Saturday. I just sit there and watch her do a bunch of crap to her coffee. Sometimes she puts sprinkles or cocoa on top of all of ^^^. It's a sensual thing to her, I think. It means a thing more than coffee perhaps.

When I had coffee, it was maybe half milk and half coffee. Sometimes I'd use hazlenut coffee. Most times, it was whatever was on that day.

[Bob]

i like a sweet bready thing with coffee. it makes it taste alot better. donuts are nice. muffins work really well. i like these dutch apple muffins, the tastes compliment each other wonderfully (remember, i drink my coffee black, that makes me manly)

[Nuzzolese]

All I'm saying is, people like it and it's not the worst thing you could do to your body. If you drink it in moderation, it's not even a bad thing to do to your body. I think people's distain of it is purely a personal preference and harsh judgment of it is unjustified.

[Kid Presentable]

All I'm saying is, people like it and it's not the worst thing you could do to your body. If you drink it in moderation, it's not even a bad thing to do to your body. I think people's distain of it is purely a personal preference and harsh judgment of it is unjustified.
The liquid 'smokers'.

[enree erzweglle]

Hmmm. I'm a fairly self-depreating chap in real life, and feel I'd never be able to do the functional parts of parenting. Were you confident, scurred, ambivalet?I was not confident at all. I was scared shitless. I cannot emphasize that enough.

It took a bit of time for me to bond with him after he was born because, I think, I was so, so tired for so, so long. But if you've read any of my other posts here, you'll see that it turned out okay and we eventually bonded and I, you know, I love him and all.

[marsdaddy]

(remember, i drink my coffee black, that makes me manly)I thought you said you don't add anything because you're lazy?
I think people's distain of it is purely a personal preference and harsh judgment of it is unjustified.That and the cultural backlash to a "Venti, half whipped, non-fat, decaf, mochachino, with a shot of orgeat."

[Kid Presentable]

I was not confident at all. I was scared shitless. I cannot emphasize that enough.

It took a bit of time for me to bond with him after he was born because, I think, I was so, so tired for so, so long. But if you've read any of my other posts here, you'll see that it turned out okay and we eventually bonded and I, you know, I love him and all.
Yeah, that's actually a major fear of mine. i'm kinda cold when I want to be, and I'd hate to resent the infant for stealing away my life. Cold, and immature, yeah.

[QueenAdrock]

I fuckin' love the taste of coffee, but I can't drink it anymore...even decaf. It's because it'll make me talk really fast and have my blood pump really fast and basically make me feel like I'm out of control and on speed. Caffeine really does a number on me. :(

[Bob]

I thought you said you don't add anything because you're lazy?

at first. if you'll refer to my post, you'll see that eventually, i grew to actually prefer it that way

[Kid Presentable]

at first. if you'll refer to my post, you'll see that eventually, i grew to actually prefer it that way
You are a master of the narrative.

[g-mile7]

cool with carmel cold style coffee.

[enree erzweglle]

Yeah, that's actually a major fear of mine. i'm kinda cold when I want to be, and I'd hate to resent the infant for stealing away my life. Cold, and immature, yeah.I was young when I had my kid too and I think that's largely why I was scared. Your life shifts and changes, but something will shift and change inside of you too and you'll figure it out, it'll be fine. You might not recognize the shifts happening in real time--it's not like a Hallmark card in that everything is in soft focus at first. It's stinky work sometimes, but then this day comes along when you realize that you truly and absolutely love this kid in a way that you didn't think you were even capable of and it's amazing. It's still all good and an adventure in a lot of ways, and you won't BELIEVE how much you'll learn from your kid. Sometimes it'll feel like your roles are reversed. That is all so fucking mushy sounding and cliched but it's true or at least it was true for me.

I maintain that the nastiest thing about coffee is coffee breath.

[beastiegirrl101]

the automatic timer on my coffee pot is pure luxury to me. My coffee is made when I wake up and the sounds / smells of it percolating while I am still in bed=heavenly.

I usually have one cup in the morning but I can only have it if its after I have eaten. I cannot have coffee on an empty stomach and I am really not sure why.

If I need an extra boost I get a skim, no foam latte.

I love coffee and I love all the coffee culture that surrounds it. Nothing better than summer sunday mornings on the patio with the newspaper and a hot cup of coffee.

[marsdaddy]

I maintain that the nastiest thing about coffee is coffee breath.I agree, and it's nothing a little mid-morning brushing can't control.

[Randetica]

i like any kind of coffee except for black and irish ones

no offence g mile and toucan <3

[Kid Presentable]

i like any kind of coffee except for black and irish ones

no offence g mile and toucan <3
roosta's the Irish one.

[enree erzweglle]

I agree, and it's nothing a little mid-morning brushing can't control.I brush my teeth like 10 x a day and no, this doesn't belong in the OCD thread. It's that I have braces on my teeth (three more more months--yay) and I have to brush after each meal which, for me, is like 10 a day. Yeah, coffee drinkers, brush your damn teeth.

[ma belle]

I love coffee. There's an importer and roasters down the road and bot is it wicked in there. the coffee's cheaper than the supermarket and tastes completely different. The beans are so nice they're good to eat too!

[g-mile7]

i like any kind of coffee except for black and irish ones

no offence g mile and toucan <3



"It’s just like when you’ve got some coffee that’s too black, which means it’s too strong. What do you do? You integrate it with cream, you make it weak. But if you pour too much cream in it, you won’t even know you ever had coffee. It used to be hot, it becomes cool. It used to be strong, it becomes weak. It used to wake you up, now it puts you to sleep."


None taken guess your missing out, least when it comes black.

[Randetica]

i think i never tried it black even

but its worth a try ;)

[g-mile7]

i think i never tried it black even

but its worth a try ;)


4sho(y)

[Randetica]

i love chocolate coffee

thats a good start

[g-mile7]

i love chocolate coffee

thats a good start


Coffee is good, I just can't do the hot stuff though.

[Rock]

mmmmm coffee. I miss it. I love the smell of it....the taste....the wired feeling after a couple of cups. But it makes my insides bleed so I haven't had it in over 2 years.

[Randetica]

i wish there was a coffee perfume

[thegoodmrbrodie!]

i dont really like hot liquid at all. even soup. perhaps my mouth is extra sensitive to heat in a liquid form. dunno. i enjoy a bit of mulled wine at xmas. that is about as far as i go. maybe some lukewarm chocolate. i am a big girl's blouse.

[supermars]

ahhh, coffee.

liquid crack indeed. i am co-dependent on my morning coffee. i usually pick up a tim's on my way to work. i'm not sure what would happen if i didn't have one, therefore i am not willing to risk not having one.

milk and sugar for me. i find cream is nasty, it leaves a gross taste in my mouth.

[HEIRESS]

I only drink mochas and hot chocolate

with whipped topping and chocolate syrup of course

[GetYourWarOn]

i <3 coffee

[monkey]

If I need an extra boost I get a skim, no foam latte.



NO FOAM?????????? thats awful. half the fun is the foam!

[GetYourWarOn]

i get cafe americanos when i need that rock-cocaine adrenaline rush

[Nuzzolese]

I think someone decided to call them Americanos as an insult.


Campbells Soup on the Go's.

Those taste weird to me, they don't taste like the regular condensed soup prepared on the stove, they taste more watered down and leave an oily sensation on my tongue.

[Jadge Fucking 1]

black coffee is the ultimate. no adulterations, max bovril/gravy aftertaste, brutal when accompanied by a rolled cig. i've not looked back since eliminating dairy produce from the insta-coffee experience. i don't enjoy coffee any other way, especially when someone defrags all the caffeine out of it.

[Bob]

i like my coffee strong and black, the same way i like my women

[DandyFop]

A little note on coffee in South America (well, Chile to be exact):

IT SUCKS!

Yes, that's right. There is NO real coffee in that entire god damn place. All of it is Nestle instant shit, I am not kidding you. Because Nestle has dug it's fucking fingernails into everything down there (including baby formula, which is this big controversy on its own, tangent), they don't have regular drip coffee. I was of course thinking in my little white girl American head "Hey, south america will have the best coffee ever!". When I had my first real cup after getting home from there, it was the best thing ever.

I don't drink it often, but when I do it's usually loaded with extra calories. Hooray for me.

I just stopped drinking soda for good so my caffiene intake is pretty much null now. That's easy though when you don't have a job or anything else to do...

[g-mile7]

i like my coffee strong and black, the same way i like my women


:eek: (y)

[beastiegirrl101]

NO FOAM?????????? thats awful. half the fun is the foam!


well, when they put all the foam in, whats left of the latte is next to nothing. Maybe its just where I go, who knows. Call me cheap I guess but I like my cup full to the brim and piping hot.

[abcdefz]

Coffee may reduce alcoholic liver damage (http://www.cnn.com/2006/HEALTH/06/13/coffee.liver.reut/index.html)

[synch]

Plus when I was drinking coffee, I was amazed at the number of people who did not just buy coffee--they'd buy coffee and a muffin, or coffee and a donut, or coffee and a croissant or a bagel or whatever, but rarely was it just a coffee.
I buy just the donut, croissant, bagel or whatever :o

I don't like coffee, but I don't judge either Nuzz. We don't all fear what we don't understand.

[Mrs_Princess]

I love coffee :) but this last year I have been trying to cut down because I got a respitory infection that almost killed me from drinking it tooo much!!! So I only drink it sometimes!

[venusvenus123]

Coffee may reduce alcoholic liver damage (http://www.cnn.com/2006/HEALTH/06/13/coffee.liver.reut/index.html)
heh, funny... i was about to report on this. i read that it actually is proven to reduce liver damage.


People who drink one cup of coffee are 20% less likely to have alcoholic cirrhosis than those who abstain from doing so.

And the protective effect increases with the more coffee you drink: People who drink two or three cups a day are 40% less likely to contract cirrhosis, while those who drink four or more cups are 80% less likely to suffer the disease.

my morning coffee is like a ritual. i come back from dropping my son off at school and make one of those baby coffee pressing things and then warm the milk in my special coffee mug my husband bought me for christmas. deee-licious. i don't really drink much alcohol, so it's not cancelling any liver damage. :confused:

i have to mix decaff with real coffee, otherwise i'm running up the walls and chatting like a lunatic. i'm quite picky with who i buy the coffee from too. ah, rituals, rituals.

i chew mints to cancel coffee breath :)

[Lyman Zerga]

ive heard coffee drinkers are more passionately in bed

[venusvenus123]

haha, do you have research findings to back this up?

i like that theory:cool:

[Lyman Zerga]

im the weakest person when it comes to facts

i hear something somewhere but usually forget why it is that way
never can explain shit, just throwing in stupid comments

yup thats how people know and love me


well in FACT it must be true since im a coffee drinker

[Nuzzolese]

It should be noted that those who are not alcoholics probably don't need to worry about alcoholic liver cirrhosis and if they want to go on not drinking coffee, I'm sure their livers will be just as good as they were before.