80 tea bags? I thought bags were outlawed across the pond!
How to get that fine brew of black gold in the morning
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SilverBullet
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It is only if you recognize "spelt" as a verb. Lol....
(Harbour is spelt correctly!).
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MattR
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Whilst we’re on the subject, it’s Folk that is the plural of Folk not Folks
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I dont give a folk.
SilverBullet
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And the definition of "cousins" in some US states is still "in-laws". LOL
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Not too different over here. The Royals ?
PhilPhilippines
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I think you'll find that is cocaine from the South American Sneeze Belt. I guess if you venture a little further you may find perhaps Jun Chiyabari Garden teas which enable you to remain a free man and also chat about the various bollocks that enable inflated prices to their target audience. Plus you'll get out of the hotel room.Are you sure? I’ve seen what comes out of those little packets in your hotels...
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Kirkuchiyo
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Oh no, don't drink that garbage either. I started with bags but I've since discovered the joys of loose leaf. Dee. Lish.Are you sure? I’ve seen what comes out of those little packets in your hotels...
PhilPhilippines
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Shit. That looks like a scathing attack rather than crap humour on second reading. Lol
Skytower
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And now I see how a coffee thread can go the way of an oil thread. Lol
lund
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I don't see anywhere the mention of Tim Hortons coffee. "only in Canada you say" you ain't Canadian if you don't drink Timmies, its like a zombie lineup at the drive in's.
I'm an morning addict.
I'm an morning addict.
PhilPhilippines
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The Tim Hortons here in the Phils is just as bad as Star*ucks.
The basis of any coffee is the espresso shot. Dialling in the shot takes an experienced barista - after that add all the other shit.
Maybe the Canadian experience is not the McDontKnows experience found here.
The basis of any coffee is the espresso shot. Dialling in the shot takes an experienced barista - after that add all the other shit.
Maybe the Canadian experience is not the McDontKnows experience found here.
PhilPhilippines
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Always happens where the end result is questionable...
Tim Hortons is worse than Starbucks (I said it, whatchagonnado?)
It's a Canadian staple that the large majority of people drink with multiple cream/sugar added to dilute the taste. It's North American coffee so drip coffee that is pre-prepared in a pot, don't think they offer anything resembling espresso.
Not good coffee, it's just coffee with sugar and cream. It is part of the Canadian identity though.
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PhilPhilippines
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Sounds about sh*t enough to qualify for "coffee"...
To each their own. Drive past a Tim Horton's during morning rush hour and guaranteed there will be a lineup of cars piled out onto the street. There is one every few km's on top of that too.
PhilPhilippines
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Yes. I agree completely. McDontKnows have sold over a billion "hamburgers". I tried them in 1978 and really tried to taste what I was eating. I never went back. They are made to a huge draw-card price point and that is part of the appeal. However, if someone constructed a burger in the same way in front of you it would be difficult to argue for eating it when the ingredients were revealed.
I am ott with a few things:
food - If it is not right for me it is not right. I think I know what defines food. Others disagree.
coffee - If it is not right for me it is not right. I think I know what defines coffee. Others disagree.
road user safety - If it is not right for me it is not right. I think I know what defines safety. Others disagree.
great sex - If it is not right for me it is not right. I think I know what defines great sex. Others disagree.
This could be a long list. Others disagree...
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