Because coffee, despite the awesome flavour, is a nasty addictive and harmful drug not far from amphetamines and the cause for a lot of people doing a lot of stupid shit every day!
Do you like coffee?
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I love this.The DynaMoka
coolbreeze
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Sigh. I love coffee, but it doesn't love me. I make my wife get the good stuff so I can have a sip when I make her pour-over in the AM. Enjoy, you lucky, well-stimulated vaporists!
Trajectory.
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Do you like coffee?
Seriously? I can't start the day without it.
French Roast, ultra roasted and oily. Grind the whole beans in 30 seconds, scoop them into a French press, and add boiling water.
Seriously? I can't start the day without it.
French Roast, ultra roasted and oily. Grind the whole beans in 30 seconds, scoop them into a French press, and add boiling water.
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escherichias
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Never was dependent since I will moderate whenever the effects diminish, so I can have a strong caffeine boost whenever I might need it. Decaf coffees and teas help keep the up the ritual.
Andrew Huberman brings up delaying caffeine from 90-120 minutes after waking up if you can manage. Applies to cannabis too...
GetLeft
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lucky wife!
Trajectory.
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Coffee makes me feel more alive. It increases blood flow; thus is a stimulant.
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PhilosoStoner
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I have anxiety, and drinking coffee makes it much worse. First time I drank it I had a panic attack a few hours later.
But whatever reason when I smoke too I can drink it if I've smoked enough weed. I guess they counteract each other? But since drinking it again I've realised...
I don't like coffee. Sorry guys
But whatever reason when I smoke too I can drink it if I've smoked enough weed. I guess they counteract each other? But since drinking it again I've realised...
I don't like coffee. Sorry guys
coolbreeze
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Well that was an emotional rollercoaster! It destroys my gut--I wish I didn't like it!
PhilosoStoner
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It's just about tolerable if I dump a load of sugar in it. I respect that it's a loved drink, but I don't get it
Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
And if there's any more sweetness than a little cream or milk, it's intolerable to me... if you can get thru your morning "routine" without caffeine, hats off to ya!
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coolbreeze
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Same. Strong Irish breakfast tea for me. It's not as effective but I'm not sure I'd know I was awake without it.And if there's any more sweetness than a little cream or milk, it's intolerable to me... if you can get thru your morning "routine" without caffeine, hats off to ya!
PhilosoStoner
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To be fair, I take a long time to feel human in the morning. My routine after waking up consists of trying to wake up for an hour :/And if there's any more sweetness than a little cream or milk, it's intolerable to me... if you can get thru your morning "routine" without caffeine, hats off to ya!
Raskolnikov
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Coffee is a wonderful thing. I always bring back some Blue mountain when on holiday. Best coffee in the world.
You get Marley coffee now and it's not even Jamaican. Bob would be turning in his grave at the shit his name has been licensed to nowadays but I suppose it helps feed his family. If you ever get the chance go to his childhood home up in the mountains. Beautiful place and if your lucky you get to meet family members. Captain crazy is the best guide, just a stereotypical Rasta. His house which is now a museum in Kingston is cool too.
If you go always use Kaya herb house. The original herb house in Jamaica. It's in drax hall but they have a few shops now.
You get Marley coffee now and it's not even Jamaican. Bob would be turning in his grave at the shit his name has been licensed to nowadays but I suppose it helps feed his family. If you ever get the chance go to his childhood home up in the mountains. Beautiful place and if your lucky you get to meet family members. Captain crazy is the best guide, just a stereotypical Rasta. His house which is now a museum in Kingston is cool too.
If you go always use Kaya herb house. The original herb house in Jamaica. It's in drax hall but they have a few shops now.
Dustin McKief
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Just got back from southern Italy. I loved the coffee experience, which is limited to a variety of espresso drinks. You can grab a great espresso drink pretty much anywhere at a very fair price.
Even though it was a fun experience, I'm very happy to be back home with my own coffee paraphernalia and more bean/roast choices! This AM was an extra dark roast sumatra.
Even though it was a fun experience, I'm very happy to be back home with my own coffee paraphernalia and more bean/roast choices! This AM was an extra dark roast sumatra.
TboneToker
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I liked coffee a bit it was okay. Then I saw the character Godot in a video game (I don’t want to spoil it just in case someone is playing that game etc)
Anyways, that characters coffee quotes made me really love coffee. I have a French press and a cheap grinder but I’d LOVE to buy a nicer grinder for my coffee beans once I have the means
Anyways, that characters coffee quotes made me really love coffee. I have a French press and a cheap grinder but I’d LOVE to buy a nicer grinder for my coffee beans once I have the means
Zillacon
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I enjoy concentrates.
I used to find myself craving espresso because the moka pot just never hit the spot. Finally pulled the trigger on an espresso maker and boy is it great! Paid for itself in a couple months. I get roast delivered monthly from my local roaster...better than what you can get out anywhere imo