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Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
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MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Life without coffee is scary.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I find this difficult to believe.
Coffee blows, though. On the "worst taste" meter it scores somewhere between cantaloupe and kimchi. If coffee tasted like chocolate I would have a really serious problem.
But instead I just drink about 6 sodas a day. I'll bet that's healthy.
I find this difficult to believe.
Coffee blows, though. On the "worst taste" meter it scores somewhere between cantaloupe and kimchi. If coffee tasted like chocolate I would have a really serious problem.
But instead I just drink about 6 sodas a day. I'll bet that's healthy.
Kepler
Si certus es dubita
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
Typically they alternate readings and estimates. I'd bet your Feb bill is an estimate. I've had estimates so high that the next meter reading has resulted in negative charges. It all evens out in the end.
Typically they alternate readings and estimates. I'd bet your Feb bill is an estimate. I've had estimates so high that the next meter reading has resulted in negative charges. It all evens out in the end.
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
Went to COSTCO today. Loaded my stuff in the car and looked for the cart return. None close. BUT!, not 60 feet away were 4 lines of carts waiting to go into the store to be used by happy customers. I returned the cart there.
The lady who loaded her car that was next to mine walked 20 feet and pushed her cart on the grassy median. Lazy beech.
Went to COSTCO today. Loaded my stuff in the car and looked for the cart return. None close. BUT!, not 60 feet away were 4 lines of carts waiting to go into the store to be used by happy customers. I returned the cart there.
The lady who loaded her car that was next to mine walked 20 feet and pushed her cart on the grassy median. Lazy beech.
dxmnkd316
Lucia Apologist
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I'm not even sure I understand the concept of life without coffee.
I'm not even sure I understand the concept of life without coffee.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Oh my, yes. Collecting carts is my job, and I had to pull a cart off one of those medians today at Sam's Club. I've also had to pull carts away from handicap signs and from between cars, when the corral was a short walk away.
Also, our carts at Sam's are old and need to be replaced. Saw a member bang the carts against the floor, trying to get them unstuck. The carts are already dead, dude.
FadeToBlack&Gold
Microlot Marxist
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I like coffee, but I make it sparingly because the way I brew it at home, it always gives me the jitters. Even just 1-2 cups.
I like coffee, but I make it sparingly because the way I brew it at home, it always gives me the jitters. Even just 1-2 cups.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Did time slow down for you?
St. Clown
Liberal Rebel Scum, apparently
Spartanforlife4
Generic Catchy Message
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I'm with you on coffee. I've just never been able to get used to it. I've been trying to cut back on pop to once a week though, so I just go with tea for caffeine now.
However, I will say the one of the most refreshing drinks I've ever had was a coffee during the night driving shift of a road trip. At 3AM I pulled into a gas station in Kentucky fading fast and needed a pick me up. Pop wasn't going to do it so I just got their generic Brazilian roast. At the moment it was so good I thought that was going to be what finally got me into coffee, but it still just tastes like sludge to me.
Heck, I once got mild jitters from a small at McDonald's. Still not sure what happened there.
I'm with you on coffee. I've just never been able to get used to it. I've been trying to cut back on pop to once a week though, so I just go with tea for caffeine now.
However, I will say the one of the most refreshing drinks I've ever had was a coffee during the night driving shift of a road trip. At 3AM I pulled into a gas station in Kentucky fading fast and needed a pick me up. Pop wasn't going to do it so I just got their generic Brazilian roast. At the moment it was so good I thought that was going to be what finally got me into coffee, but it still just tastes like sludge to me.
Heck, I once got mild jitters from a small at McDonald's. Still not sure what happened there.
wolverineTrumpet
not particularly bad
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
Chocolate and caramel flavored coffee milkshakes are what get me. I'm not a big fan of coffee, but if you put enough cream and sugar in it...yum. I foolishly tried Bigby coffee again yesterday, paid too much $$$ for burnt tasting coffee (that's how I feel about Starbuck's too). However, there is one local place, Bearclaw Coffee, that makes a delicious coffee milkshake (I call frapes, frappacino, whatevers milkshakes...because that's basically what they are).
Chocolate and caramel flavored coffee milkshakes are what get me. I'm not a big fan of coffee, but if you put enough cream and sugar in it...yum. I foolishly tried Bigby coffee again yesterday, paid too much $$$ for burnt tasting coffee (that's how I feel about Starbuck's too). However, there is one local place, Bearclaw Coffee, that makes a delicious coffee milkshake (I call frapes, frappacino, whatevers milkshakes...because that's basically what they are).
FlagDUDE08
Banned
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I look here and see coffee-drinking whiners. I'm not whining. I don't drink coffee. Must be a correlation.
I look here and see coffee-drinking whiners. I'm not whining. I don't drink coffee. Must be a correlation.
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
I'm going to compare the two. The February bill was actually Feb1 - March 2, but I wasn't home March 1 or 2 either. I get that rates sometimes fluctuate and February was when we had the coldest weather of the winter but geez. I was traveling the last two weeks of January as well and was surprised at how high that bill was considering I wasn't home 10 of the 31 days of that month but the fact that bill was less than February was even more of a surprise.
I'm going to compare the two. The February bill was actually Feb1 - March 2, but I wasn't home March 1 or 2 either. I get that rates sometimes fluctuate and February was when we had the coldest weather of the winter but geez. I was traveling the last two weeks of January as well and was surprised at how high that bill was considering I wasn't home 10 of the 31 days of that month but the fact that bill was less than February was even more of a surprise.
Re: Gear Grinding 6: I'm So Over This.
A street vendor near work has a sign: "Drink coffee: do stupid stuff faster with more energy!" that about sums it up for many in the workplace.
Did you know that The World's Greatest Coffee is available from a different street vendor? who knew?
A street vendor near work has a sign: "Drink coffee: do stupid stuff faster with more energy!" that about sums it up for many in the workplace.
Did you know that The World's Greatest Coffee is available from a different street vendor? who knew?
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