kalidarkone
Bringing YOU round.....
Skull crusher coffee is a bit gross! I think I will blend it with some lovely coffee and have taste and strength.
Americans on TV drinking coffee
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kalidarkone
Bringing YOU round.....
Pretty shit. Serves me right for being impulsive and suggestible.
oh no! and now you're saddled with a mug advertising coffee you don't even like!Pretty shit. Serves me right for being impulsive and suggestible.
kalidarkone
Bringing YOU round.....
Well I needed a new mug and quite liked the design. Worse thing is I've just sent some to my friend! I've now sent a warning and suggested they blend 1/4 skull crusher to 3/4 lovely coffee.
I will now write a damming review
I will now write a damming review
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
You probably omitted the "Brain Octane C8 MCT oil" and butter (presumably unsalted)
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UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
There was, back in the 90s, a strip called "Screaming Man" where the character was rather too fond of coffee. I had a few of the t-shirts.
not-bono-ever
meh
Some pre Cambrian tropes about yank beer and coffee being unearthed on here
Numbers
an ting!
Finally tried it. I've had worse tbf, but I do add a little cinnamon to the beans before they're ground, so taste I can put up with.
Strong me arse tho'. Had a mug about an hour before bed last night and still slept like a log. Had weirder dreams than normal tho'.
ATOMIC SUPLEX
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I've switched to decaff now for medical reasons, but I can't taste the difference. I 'think' I might feel a bit less 'dirty' than I did around 4pm.
It's not been life changing from 10 cups to no cups. I'm certainly not getting the American TV sitcom shakes.
It's not been life changing from 10 cups to no cups. I'm certainly not getting the American TV sitcom shakes.
Cid
Proper break this time
iirc there's some weird effect whereby coffee can actually help you sleep, if you manage to get to sleep very soon after drinking it. Can't remember the details at all mind.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
T & P
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As this thread has already stood as a platform to ask differences between Americans and us Europeans based on films, I shall use it for another question that has just popped up.
From watching countless films and series over the decades featuring a typical small American towns, it seems most of them feature a big water tower looming over it. Whilst making it clear this is in no way a criticism or suggestion their set up is inferior to ours, I wonder why water towers are so commonplace in small towns in the US but rare (though not unheard of) this side of the Pond.
From watching countless films and series over the decades featuring a typical small American towns, it seems most of them feature a big water tower looming over it. Whilst making it clear this is in no way a criticism or suggestion their set up is inferior to ours, I wonder why water towers are so commonplace in small towns in the US but rare (though not unheard of) this side of the Pond.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
A lot of those places will be hot and dry, with little rain. The water will likely be pumped from underground, and probably at night using cheaper electricity, then gravity does the work during the day
T & P
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Admittedly Britain doesn’t have any hot and dry areas, but it still has its own water supply challenges as there are very few mountain-based reservoirs due to its geography.
I would have thought it was more of a case of water storage and distribution anyway. Regardless of the abundance of water around, you still have to store the available water somewhere. From a layman’s point of view the American way makes more sense purely from the water pressure angle.
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
There's a big one in Grimsby, the top of it looks like a Star of David and it's a Pokestop
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
...and there's another in neighbouring Cleethorpes, too
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
America is very big and Britain is tiny.
T & P
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So you think it’s to do with effective water distribution across long distances? That would make sense I guess...
not-bono-ever
meh
yep, the relative situation of the individual town wrt the supply means that these villes are pretty much looking after their own systems. also, especially in the mid west/prairies, there isn't much drop from source, so localised solutions are needed.
Steel Icarus
ersatz maven
I've switched to decaf for any coffee after 3pm. It's made a noticeable difference to sleep for the better. Currently on a workday I have one first thing (6-7am) and a decaf when I get in at 6pm.
gentlegreen
I hummus, therefore I am ...
I think my morning 22g of beans amounts to 3 espresso shots and 264mg of caffeine.
I've usually finished it by 9am - I wouldn't dare have caffeine later than that - though strong cocoa seems to be fairy neutral for me.
I've usually finished it by 9am - I wouldn't dare have caffeine later than that - though strong cocoa seems to be fairy neutral for me.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
paul mckenna
Bellend
Obligatory mention of this horrific story - Students took equivalent of 300 cups of coffee at once in botched experiment
T & P
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Your post has reminded me of a newish coffee shop that has opened in Clapham South I pass on my daily commute, which is called 21 grams. Every single time I look at the sign whenever I have to stop for a red traffic light, I feel tempted to return in the middle of the night with a spray can and write underneath ‘Yes please!’ for the lulz.
tommers
Busta Rhymes is an unstoppable movement
My mate once put a whole jar of instant in two cups and drank it.
T & P
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Before I clicked on the link I was almost certain the experiment was inspired by this all-time great Futurama episode
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