I just saw a news headline about how drinking large amounts of coffee ups your risk of alzheimers. I’m glad I switched to green tea a while ago. I’m awake and maybe less demented in 30 years!
PurpleVegan:
Good point on the green tea. Unfortunately, green tea has only half the caffeine as coffee. I and Mrs. Tubbsbottle prefer an choice Earl Grey for our morning ritual. English style of course….. creme and two lumps.
Fenyugreek Tubbsbottl lll says:
PurpleVegan:
“Good point on the green tea. Unfortunately, green tea has only half the caffeine as coffee. I and Mrs. Tubbsbottle prefer an choice Earl Grey for our morning ritual. English style of course….. creme and two lumps.”
I know what you mean Mr. Tubbsbottl. It was my father who introduced me to Earl Grey and after coffee, that is my next favorite hot beverage. Delicious flavor!
Dutchboy1 over 15 years ago
Both signs have the same basic message. :))
KingRat over 15 years ago
no the business mans sign translates as the world hasn’t started yet.
Net1360 over 15 years ago
It seem that no one’s world has started yet unless they had their morning coffee.
Delawarebob over 15 years ago
Net1360 says:
“It seem that no one’s world has started yet unless they had their morning coffee.”
You say that like it’s a bad thing … (from a coffee junkie, tongue firmly planted in cheek)
JonD17 over 15 years ago
Delawarebob says:
Net1360 says:
“It seem that no one’s world has started yet unless they had their morning coffee.”
You say that like it’s a bad thing … Could not have stated it better myself Bob, Kudos, (from one junkie to another)
danielsangeo over 15 years ago
8 bucks for a latte? What the heck kind of latte are you getting?
At Starbucks, it’s approximately $2.50 for a small, $3 for a medium, $3.25 for a large and $3.60 for an extra large.
Oops, I’m sorry, I mean “short”, “tall”, “grande” and “venti”, respectively.
aerwalt over 15 years ago
doctortoon: A lid? I beat mine into submission with a poker, then slice it into whimpering bits.It then begs me to finish it off.
lazygrazer over 15 years ago
Lessee….at $2.50 a cup at Starbucks, folks are shelling out $40 per gallon for coffee.
Drinking beer and/or gasoline would be far cheaper.
westiewestaz over 15 years ago
Drinking a Classic Coke is cheaper and provides the same sort of lift, albeit a little weaker.
PurpleVegan over 15 years ago
I just saw a news headline about how drinking large amounts of coffee ups your risk of alzheimers. I’m glad I switched to green tea a while ago. I’m awake and maybe less demented in 30 years!
ANandy over 15 years ago
We’re doomed, global warming. More doom and gloom, chicken little.
gigabyte03 over 15 years ago
PurpleVegan: Good point on the green tea. Unfortunately, green tea has only half the caffeine as coffee. I and Mrs. Tubbsbottle prefer an choice Earl Grey for our morning ritual. English style of course….. creme and two lumps.
maxprofwell over 15 years ago
You are 180 degrees wrong PurpleVegan. Coffee has been found to REDUCE chances of Alzheimers! Google “coffee and Alzheimers” and go back to the Joe!
alondra over 15 years ago
Add me to the coffee lovers, and with all this talk of coffee I’m gonna go get me a cup right now.
aprille1 over 15 years ago
Fenyugreek Tubbsbottl lll says: PurpleVegan: “Good point on the green tea. Unfortunately, green tea has only half the caffeine as coffee. I and Mrs. Tubbsbottle prefer an choice Earl Grey for our morning ritual. English style of course….. creme and two lumps.” I know what you mean Mr. Tubbsbottl. It was my father who introduced me to Earl Grey and after coffee, that is my next favorite hot beverage. Delicious flavor!