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djchameleon 01-19-2014 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyril Sneer (Post 1407913)
Ah, I see, personally I would pick them out due to the associated bad memories.

Also, I only drink tea if I'm offered it in a someone's house and I would feel rude if I turned it down. I have only tried coffee once. Actually, I have a bit of a hatred for hot drinks and people who claim they 'need' them in the mornings.

I guess you hate me then. I need to drink tea in the morning with breakfast to help move the gas in my stomach or else I will feel uncomfortable all morning.

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Originally Posted by Burning Down (Post 1407914)
I thought that was the purpose of Pop Tarts? You eat them right out of the box?

Of course, when I used to eat them regularly I would. I didn't have time to pop them into a toaster. Didn't even own a toaster at the time but even if I did. I prefer them the way they are out of the box.

Cyril Sneer 01-19-2014 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1407915)
I guess you hate me then. I need to drink tea in the morning with breakfast to help move the gas in my stomach or else I will feel uncomfortable all morning.

Hate you? Of course not, I'm new here and don't want to make enemies just yet. Would drinking fruit juice not perform the same function?

What gets me about hot drinks is that some people base their daily routine around them. Wake up, have a cup, get to work, have a cup, lunchtime, have a cup, afternoon, have a cup, back from work, have a cup and so it goes day after day. There's also the time it takes to make, waiting for the kettle to boil, waiting for the tea bag to 'infuse', waiting for it to cool down, waiting for the person to finish their hot drink before getting to leave the house. Not forgetting the rank smell of coffee and the mess that is made by discarded tea bags on kitchen surfaces and mug rings by people who don't use coasters.

Juice does not cause these issues. Hot drinks should be banned!

djchameleon 01-19-2014 07:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyril Sneer (Post 1407918)
Hate you? Of course not, I'm new here and don't want to make enemies just yet. Would drinking fruit juice not perform the same function?

What gets me about hot drinks is that some people base their daily routine around them. Wake up, have a cup, get to work, have a cup, lunchtime, have a cup, afternoon, have a cup, back from work, have a cup and so it goes day after day. There's also the time it takes to make, waiting for the kettle to boil, waiting for the tea bag to 'infuse', waiting for it to cool down, waiting for the person to finish their hot drink before getting to leave the house. Not forgetting the rank smell of coffee and the mess that is made by discarded tea bags on kitchen surfaces and mug rings by people who don't use coasters.

Juice does not cause these issues. Hot drinks should be banned!

Cold fruit juice wouldn't perform the same function. Also green tea is good for you. I make my tea while cooking breakfast so it doesn't take any extra time. By the time I am done making breakfast my tea is ready to drink. Coffee does smell rank I agree with you there but everything else is a non-issue to me anyways. I now see why you hate hot beverages so much though.

Cyril Sneer 01-19-2014 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1407920)
Cold fruit juice wouldn't perform the same function. Also green tea is good for you. I make my tea while cooking breakfast so it doesn't take any extra time. By the time I am done making breakfast my tea is ready to drink. Coffee does smell rank I agree with you there but everything else is a non-issue to me anyways. I now see why you hate hot beverages so much though.

I have heard that green tea is good for the body, antioxidants or something.

Anyway, I apologise for the rant, I'm off to bed now ;)

djchameleon 01-19-2014 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Cyril Sneer (Post 1407924)
I have heard that green tea is good for the body, antioxidants or something.

Anyway, I apologise for the rant, I'm off to bed now ;)

No need to apologize. Good night. Sleep well.

ladyislingering 01-19-2014 09:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Jarlaxle (Post 1407897)
Depends on the car. Full-sized Chrysler station works just fine! :tramp::tramp:

Or a hearse. Or the bed of a midsize SUV. Only one of which I could recall the outcome...

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Originally Posted by Jarlaxle (Post 1407890)
My confession: I now want to strangle you because after reading that post, the song Incense and Peppermints popped into my head! Auuugh!:banghead::banghead:

It's a good song. Not their best, and not the best psychedelic song by far, but I love it.

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Originally Posted by Jarlaxle (Post 1407887)
My friend's wife asked him to take her coat while she was in a fitting room. When he reached in, she grabbed his hand, yanked him in, closed the door, and stopped him from objecting by kissing him. :) When they finished, the saleswoman had a huge smile on her face as she watched them leave.

That's absolutely horrid; I hope they at least cleaned up after themselves.

I find it odd that you've quoted a bunch of my posts. Why me?

Jarlaxle 01-20-2014 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ladyislingering (Post 1407938)
That's absolutely horrid; I hope they at least cleaned up after themselves.

Both have worked retail...so I suspect they did. She's not exactly shy...she's a CPA, and put herself through school as a stripper.

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I find it odd that you've quoted a bunch of my posts. Why me?
You reminded me of what Dana & Jerry did...and you got THAT DAMNED SONG stuck in my head!

Cyril Sneer 01-20-2014 03:33 PM

I once hid a child's prosthetic arm in a sand pit. I've also kicked a frozen cat.

Dulce 01-20-2014 10:51 PM

The real world creeps the living hell out of me. It's insane. I trip out. It's not a safe little place anymore.

The Batlord 01-21-2014 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by ladyislingering (Post 1407560)
I'm only attracted to men who resemble women or have a delicate air of femininity.

But I'm not into women at all.

Not quite the same, but I actually really dig men dressed like women who, if I didn't know they were men, I'd never guess were men. If they have masculine qualities the effect is ruined and they just look like drag queens.


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