If you can not stand the smell of coffee and have never drank a complete cup of coffee then DO NOT walk into my store and ***** that my place stinks. If you come in with a friend that does like coffee then STFU and let her drink her coffee without you complaining.
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Customers are such morons. I wish more of them would realize that.
LOL...ahhhh the stores of dealing with the "general public". Kind of makes you wish that you could look them in the eyes and say shove it up your a** !!! You brought me back to my not so fond memories of when I was a pharmacy tech. I have had pens thrown at me, cough syrup poured all over the pharmacy counter, loonie birds swearing at me and countless forged prescriptions. Talk about a piece of my life that I am proud to say is in the past. WHEW ! 
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Katie?
I asked the young woman if she would like something, then actually told her I would make her a cup of coffee that she would actually like and she did not have to pay for it. So we shall see what she thinks of the drink tomorrow. Hopefully I can win a convert to the coffee world, or get her hooked on the cocoa tomorrow.
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Katie?
Absolutely not. Don't you think that Katie has enough personalities to deal with already? Don't need to add another one to the mix...
And Stok - Good luck on the "conversion". I am an avid coffee drinker and am rooting for you 100%
Damn, what is that smell?
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Damn, what is that smell?
Yeah, I smell that too when ever Katie is mentioned.
Stick some more coffee beans in this thread, 'cause right now it's stank in here!
Plus I have the sudden urge for two slices of bread, some mayonaise, and a little bit of pickle relish.
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some mayonaise, and a little bit of pickle relish
Just because your mom relishes the pickle doesn't give you a free pass to the Pickle Kingdom.
Get in line.
Eb
How can someone not like the smell of coffee.
Some people are like slinkies, they aren't really good for anything, but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down the stairs.
http://www.illwillpress.com/sml.html
I agree, how could someone not like the smell of coffee? I think it tastes like ****, but walking down the coffee isle in the local grocery store mmmmm heaven.
Can't stand coffe, taste or smell. Thus, I am smart enough to NOT go in a coffee shop!
I would LOVE an iced mocha right now. 
Too bad it's like another 6 months before I'm allowed. I'd kill for some raw sushi or sashimi too, I'm so tired of California rolls and egg sushi.
Too bad it's like another 6 months before I'm allowed. I'd kill for some raw sushi or sashimi too, I'm so tired of California rolls and egg sushi.Bet you think twice before getting preggers again :P
From drspock.com :
Fish
Many fish are fine to eat in pregnancy, including farm-raised trout and catfish, pacific salmon, and fish sticks. Canned tuna is probably okay if eaten in moderation (once a week or so).
Shark, swordfish, king mackerel, tilefish, tuna steaks, sea bass, and many other large fish may contain high levels of methylmercury. This type of mercury, which is unaffected by cooking, can cause nerve or brain damage when ingested in large amounts. The fetus, with its developing nervous system, may be more sensitive to mercury than adults are. The Food and Drug Administration and other organizations recommend that women avoid eating these types of fish during pregnancy and, if possible, for three months prior to conception. For more information, check out www.pirg.org/toxics/reports/brainfood.
In addition to the dangers associated with the level of mercury in some fish, there are also risks specific to raw fish and sushi. Raw fish that aren?t handled properly can be contaminated by viruses, bacteria, or parasites. That said, there is nothing about pregnancy that makes sushi particularly dangerous if served by a reputable sushi chef who knows how to evaluate and handle the fish. You will have to use your own judgment on this one.
Fish
Many fish are fine to eat in pregnancy, including farm-raised trout and catfish, pacific salmon, and fish sticks. Canned tuna is probably okay if eaten in moderation (once a week or so).
Shark, swordfish, king mackerel, tilefish, tuna steaks, sea bass, and many other large fish may contain high levels of methylmercury. This type of mercury, which is unaffected by cooking, can cause nerve or brain damage when ingested in large amounts. The fetus, with its developing nervous system, may be more sensitive to mercury than adults are. The Food and Drug Administration and other organizations recommend that women avoid eating these types of fish during pregnancy and, if possible, for three months prior to conception. For more information, check out www.pirg.org/toxics/reports/brainfood.
In addition to the dangers associated with the level of mercury in some fish, there are also risks specific to raw fish and sushi. Raw fish that aren?t handled properly can be contaminated by viruses, bacteria, or parasites. That said, there is nothing about pregnancy that makes sushi particularly dangerous if served by a reputable sushi chef who knows how to evaluate and handle the fish. You will have to use your own judgment on this one.
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hey stok, do you make GOOD mocha? (not that starbucks ****) im talking REALLY GOOD mochas. if so you just got yourself another customer
ps. i dont buy normal coffee from shops, seems like a waste considering you can walk to the kitchen and make some :P
ps. i dont buy normal coffee from shops, seems like a waste considering you can walk to the kitchen and make some :P
Bongo, thanks for reminding me that I can shove buckets full of salmon down my throat but can't eat what I love the most: sashimi and poke! (tuna) :P
I regularly roast my own coffee. I refuse to drink coffee I haven't seen being roasted in front of me these days.
Mmmmmmmmmmmmm Coffee. love the stuff
I'm telling you guys, roast your own coffee. You have no idea what coffee is supposed to taste like, until you roast your own.
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I regularly roast my own coffee. I refuse to drink coffee I haven't seen being roasted in front of me these days.
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I'm telling you guys, roast your own coffee. You have no idea what coffee is supposed to taste like, until you roast your own.
Is Bongo talking about sex?
Edit: To add evidence!
Edited, Tue May 4 21:39:23 2004 by Reinman
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Bongo.
^^ OTST.
Hey, stop that code ****, or let me in on it.
I was thinking roasted nuts myself.
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I'm telling you guys, roast your own coffee. You have no idea what coffee is supposed to taste like, until you roast your own.
Ahem. You have no idea what coffee is supposed to taste like until someone who knows how to grind, measure (both coffee and water) and prepare a properly roasted coffee makes a cup for you.
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hey stok, do you make GOOD mocha? (not that starbucks sh*t) im talking REALLY GOOD mochas. if so you just got yourself another customer
We make mocha's so well that people don't go back to Starbucks. Our purpose is to make the best damned cup of coffee or espresso based drink you have ever had.
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