Coffee or tea?
06 March 2003, 11:31 AM
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Hi guys,
I really can't decide whether I like coffee or tea best. Which should I go for? They've both got their pros and cons.
Also, has anyone got any tips for tying shoe-laces?
Thanks
I really can't decide whether I like coffee or tea best. Which should I go for? They've both got their pros and cons.
Also, has anyone got any tips for tying shoe-laces?
Thanks
06 March 2003, 11:37 AM
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If that other topic about PC was anything to go by. We wont be able to have Black or White tea/coffee before long 
Tea is the best BTW 
As for tying shoe laces, just get slip on shoes, that should solve your problem
Tea is the best BTW As for tying shoe laces, just get slip on shoes, that should solve your problem
06 March 2003, 11:39 AM
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Tea is for girls and gay people, coffee is for real men.
I was at a service station the other day and you could buy "fair trade" coffee an extra 10p per cup. I wonder if it really costs the shop an extra 10p per cup or whether it's just a ploy to swindle the politically correct out of a bit of spare change?
Also, I recently breathed in and am wondering what to do next. I'm torn between passing out from carbon dioxide build-up, or whether to exhale and repeat the process?
I was at a service station the other day and you could buy "fair trade" coffee an extra 10p per cup. I wonder if it really costs the shop an extra 10p per cup or whether it's just a ploy to swindle the politically correct out of a bit of spare change?
Also, I recently breathed in and am wondering what to do next. I'm torn between passing out from carbon dioxide build-up, or whether to exhale and repeat the process?
06 March 2003, 11:49 AM
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Oh-h...was going to say "coffee all the time" until the comment above...
Don't like tea. Used to, but not any more. So I have coffee. It's not doing very well on the making me into a real man job, though.. Am still very noticeably female.
Don't like tea. Used to, but not any more. So I have coffee. It's not doing very well on the making me into a real man job, though.. Am still very noticeably female.
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06 March 2003, 01:41 PM
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Coffee in the morning, tea in the afternoon, whisky in the evening.
Variety is the spice of life
I also cannot decide if I should blink now or in a few seconds time. My eyes are starting to sting so I think I'll blibk sooner rather than later. (Have you noticed that if you start to think about blinking you blink more ? "I like blinking I do")
Is it Friday yet ?
Variety is the spice of life
I also cannot decide if I should blink now or in a few seconds time. My eyes are starting to sting so I think I'll blibk sooner rather than later.
(Have you noticed that if you start to think about blinking you blink more ? "I like blinking I do")Is it Friday yet ?
06 March 2003, 02:16 PM
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Real men drink tea, but it must be drank in a manly way.
None of these paper cups but in a massive 1/2" thick mug that can take a knock, and the mug must never be washed, EVER!
Scott
None of these paper cups but in a massive 1/2" thick mug that can take a knock, and the mug must never be washed, EVER!
Scott
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