Naughty Boy
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lozcb
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hahahaha have us youngsters have all this to come
hodroyd
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It sounds like you are getting there faster than you think Dem??
I must admit I am still a full on strong coffee drinker just as it comes, no milk, no sugar. I got sick of tea, then the milk to cut down on fats etc. I find just straight coffee with the correct strength, a perfect drink. Most here in the UK tend to make coffee like hot brown water which is disgusting, but good coffee is excellent. I do run around a lot trying to hump the desk and the dog, but I just put that down to my age, definitely not caffeine!!!!
I must admit I am still a full on strong coffee drinker just as it comes, no milk, no sugar. I got sick of tea, then the milk to cut down on fats etc. I find just straight coffee with the correct strength, a perfect drink. Most here in the UK tend to make coffee like hot brown water which is disgusting, but good coffee is excellent. I do run around a lot trying to hump the desk and the dog, but I just put that down to my age, definitely not caffeine!!!!
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As ex serviceman we drink Cofftea or Teacoff - NATO, that's with milk and 2 sugars or Julie Andrews (white Nun)
Cofftea comes from the fact that coffee is normally served on exercise or in the field in a Norwegian (large insulated food or liquid container) that previously had tea in it and of course vice versa. If the chef thought it lacked a bit of colour then the Norwegian container previously had baked beans or Range Stew, although well washed and clean that distinctive orange glow always got into the tea.
Needless to say it was normally hot, you where cold and it was very welcome. I just wonder what it does to your insides.
Nowadays as a builder I drink tea by the gallon, as it comes and leave the "small, skinny, organic milk, fairtrade, decaffeniated latte" to the liberal masses
Cofftea comes from the fact that coffee is normally served on exercise or in the field in a Norwegian (large insulated food or liquid container) that previously had tea in it and of course vice versa. If the chef thought it lacked a bit of colour then the Norwegian container previously had baked beans or Range Stew, although well washed and clean that distinctive orange glow always got into the tea.
Needless to say it was normally hot, you where cold and it was very welcome. I just wonder what it does to your insides.
Nowadays as a builder I drink tea by the gallon, as it comes and leave the "small, skinny, organic milk, fairtrade, decaffeniated latte" to the liberal masses
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Caffeine never done me any harm!!!
Now where is that monkey? - I want to shoot something!!!
aaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!!!
Now where is that monkey? - I want to shoot something!!!
aaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!!!
Parisien
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How did Darwin get into this thread.......an evolutionary disgrace.....
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Whos beliefs are closer to the truth??
Christians or muslims??
Hahaha just joking.....
BennyD
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Apparently, Christians and Muslims have the same God, it's just the prophets that are causing the problems, That's JC, Mohammed and his sons, Sunni and Shia, BTW. Therefore, I reckon, the beliefs of both should be just about the same. Anyhoo, enough of that cr4p.
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All religions are just based on beliefs/faiths/tradiitions...............as man has evolved......so have his needs.........but some still put great store in beleiving in things that have no substantive basis
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PS I see Ian...holds nearly all faiths in very high esteem.........
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PS I see Ian...holds nearly all faiths in very high esteem....
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