Posted on 03/14/2005 12:33:42 PM PST by freebilly
Remember...it's Santa Cruz...and without batting an eye they'd probably ask "One quart or two???"
(/barf off)
I'm on my 4th or 5th cup of bad coffee right now and other than just hollering at my boss and calling him a "freakin' moron", it really has no effect on me....
I've never had turkish coffee...but I can tell you, as long as it's really really fresh, I'll drink any coffee.
I brew my own espresso with distilled water, so the only taste I get is the coffee...
I read somewhere that for 20 minutes after brewing, coffee has as much or more antioxidants as broccoli. Tastes better, too.
It's up to the individual to understand how they respond to anything they put in their body - coffee, nicotine, booze, medicines, supplements, etc., and then act responsibly with what they choose to do.
I agree with you about #4. I am by no means a caffine junkie, but I do keep caffeine pills in my glove box for emergencies. I've been on long dark roads late at night fighting off sleep - it's very dangerous when pulling over doesn't seem smart and neither does continuing driving.
It's up to the individual to understand how they respond to anything they put in their body - coffee, nicotine, booze, medicines, supplements, etc., and then act responsibly with what they choose to do.
I agree with you about #4. I am by no means a caffine junkie, but I do keep caffeine pills in my glove box for emergencies. I've been on long dark roads late at night fighting off sleep - it's very dangerous when pulling over doesn't seem smart and neither does continuing driving.
in the immortal words of Beevis after a pot of coffee..."I am the Great Cornholio..I need T.P.(toilet paper) for my bunghole!
Ah the memories, I used to do that trip daily in the 80's
when living in Crapitola.
Its easier to just have a cardboard cutout of the bird
on a stick to wave out the window, avoiding finger strain.
God knows I needed one several times a day...
Is Rotkin still the Mayor? Doesn't he own Bookshop SC?
I know he is/was? a proud Marxist buisnessman.
How many Californians does it take to drink a cup of coffee?
5, one to do the actual drinking, and 4 to share the experience.
"Can you grok the caffiene?"
"We're here for you: just be the coffee."
"Share, coffee-brother."
"In a parallel universe, I once was Juan Valdez."
I drink a pot a day. I don't know how many cups that is. I do know I'm an ass at work, so I can't see how coffee could make me worse. ;-)
Obviously what is needed are Caffine Road Blocks. I suggest Monday mornings during Rush Hour when straight, White men are most likely to indulged in caffinated beverages. "Is that an empty Diet Coke can in the back seat? Out of the car!"
I finished with caffeine after I got pregnant 16 years ago, and never went back. Then I found I couldn't handle the stuff after that. It's really not a big deal after you get used to it.
I really don't know. I haven't kept track of that open-air asylum in quite a while. (I used to live up the road in Felton so I never had to deal much with PRSC directly.)
I'm sick and tired of all the inconsiderate coffee adicts that think it is their right to pollute the air everywhere with their foul stinking, (and proven danger) of coffee vapors. Every night I come home and my wife exclaims, Eeee Uuuu, you smell like coffee. A friend of my wife's cousin got cancer last year and I know that all the coffee drinkers in her office caused it. If these people can show any more self restraint than this, then there oughta be a law, I tell you.
--Boot Hill
Nothing like moral relativism. Drink a cup of coffee or ram it in the back door. It all the same to a friggin homo.
There is something about all those banked curves on Highway 17 that convinces many drivers that they are in a competitive race. If you are not keeping pace, some idiot will position himself one car length behind you at 65 mph, while the "leaders" flash by on your left. It is probably the most dangerous stretch of road that I have ever regularly driven.
I eventually decided that my safest bet was to enter the competition and try to finish in the middle of the pack. To prepare for that, a few cups of coffee at the Denny's on Ocean St. in Santa Cruz were just the thing, at least for me. Then again, I am not prone to road rage.
Less propulsive than brocolli as well.
Nah. That's Neal Coonerty.
Rotkin is a registered (or was) Communist Party member who is now merely a Green or a Socialist Party member, I can't remember which.
Rotkin's big claim to fame is coming to the PRSC as a grad stoodent in the 70's and doing a thesis on "how to take political control of Santa Cruz" which he then apparently successfully implemented. Basically depends on going up to the university every election and getting the kiddies to vote for all the nutcases.
It's to laugh. Let them go after the coffe houses. That's all they have to sell here. The screaming will drive the loonies from office. Let them overstep, it'll be a riot to watch. Save the rest of us from having to drown the SOB's someday.
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