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How important is coffee in your life?
Posted by Arashmania • 7/14/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: addiction, coffee, craving, drug, health, life, work
In the past years I have grown hooked on coffee and it usually makes my day. During work it helps me get through the day, adding a savory flavor to it and making it all worthwhile. Still I tend to control my craving and keep it to maximum three cups a day.
Thank God coffee is a legal drug and accordding to new studies it is actually good for you in many aspects.
What do you think? Is coffee relevant to your life?
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Anok...we must be related.
I think I have more coffee than blood running through my system. Dark Roasted, Organic Ethiopian Yrgacheffe. MmMmMMmMmMMMmm -
I actually started a thread on caffeine addiction a while back. I am now able to function on one cup of coffee at lunch time and I feel so much better than when I was drinking lots of coffee. Here is the thread I posted:
"I drink 4-5 cups of coffee per day. I have recently been trying to cut down on coffee as I have a heart arrythmia that is worsened by caffeine, plus drinking coffee makes me awake for a little while but saps all of my energy later. I have recently cut it down to half, but because of that, I am now always so sleepy and tired I can barely move. I only feel awake for about an hour a day. Also I've been incredibly bitchy, with a capital B, which is not like me. I imagine some other people can quit with no problem, but not me..." -
Coffee used to be one of my basic food groups, along with chocolate, bread and pasta. Unfortunately, I'm on a medication that has changed my palate. Coffee smells revolting to me now. Chocolate tastes like burnt motor oil. Bread and pasta taste sour or curdled. The docs tell me my normal sense of taste will return when I'm finished with this treatment, it's just a matter of time. (sigh)
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Strangely enough, because of my new-found fondness for coffee, I drink almost none of it at work now. I didn't realize how horrible the workplace coffee was until I developed a taste for it. I don't consider myself a coffee snob by any means but I still can't believe I used to think that coffee was fine.
Would any of you drink the most expensive coffee in the world; Kopi Luwak?
"Kopi Luwak (pronounced [ˈkopi ˈluwak]) or Civet coffee is coffee made from coffee berries which have been eaten by and passed through the digestive tract of the Asian Palm Civet (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus)."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopi_Luwak
I make mention of the coffee in my short story, along with some other unsavory concoctions: jadedconformist.blogspot.com/2007/11/groovy-kind-of-love.html -
I love my coffee! I drink it with nothing added. No creamer, no sweetner, just caffeine.
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To be really timely about it, I might mention that it's 3:28 here, and I need to get up in the morning...so coffee's gonna be really, really important a few short hours from now....
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I love it when my five-pound bag of Fair Trade coffee arrives from Dean's Beans. Tastes so much better than what's in the store, because it was just roasted before they ship it. And the fact that the small-time growers can make a living from the stuff instead of becoming slaves to giant agribusinesses makes it that much yummier.
(Edited to add: Ordering this way makes Fair Trade an option. Couldn't do it at store prices.) -
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I do not drink coffee, but I just learned the other day that a combo of used coffee grinds and dish soap will remove oil paint or any type of messy grease from your hands. It works like magic.
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Funy but I just posted and the next page on BC gave me this:
We're sorry, but our database servers are currently overloaded.
Please enjoy a cappuccino and then try refreshing this page. ~ BlogCatalog -
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I am so horribly addicted to caffeine that I will
- get up on Saturday and Sunday mornings and WALK to Tim Horton's to buy myself that oh-so-critical large double-double (18% cream!!) instead of sleep-in. Funny thing is I'm not the only one who does this. There's actually a lineup!
- get up a half-hour earlier than I have to just to beat the morning drive-thru rush. I have painstakingly observed the patterns of coffee-drinking humans and have discovered that the best time to get there is at exactly seven minutes before the 7am. It doesn't make sense. But I don't ask why, I just work with it.
- if my coffee is not exactly the way I like it I will dump it and go sit in the long lineup again. When I get to the window I complain that if I wanted coffee that tasted like monkey shit I would have gone to Starbucks to get it! He he. No offense to Starbuckers, k? They really do have (I think) a coffee that is first filtered through monkeys and a cup goes for something like - correct me if my memory fails here - $600??
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I was just talking to a friend about espresso...now I want some...but it's 12:50 AM...not sure where I'd even get any this time of night...maybe I should go to bed...then I can get up early and get some...mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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i don't really like coffee as i'm afraid it makes me to have imsonia! hahaha..
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Well it helps me not to fall asleep on nights. But it makes my Blood pressure high. So I dont drink too much.
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