The Morning Coffee Thread
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From: Los Angeles, CA
Ha, I wish it was still 60, it touched near 80 today, I was miserable. It gets near 100s here in the summer too, usually mid 90s but there are always a handful of days during the summer months that power over 100.
I wish we only got snow in the mountains, it would make living here in the winter much more tolerable. People here, even though they do it every year, seem to never be able to figure out how to drive in the snow and it makes commuting a nightmare so at the expense of having miserable temperatures, I certainly won't miss putting up with the ignorance and idiocy of the majority of the people here while trying to drive 13 simple miles to my school.
I wish we only got snow in the mountains, it would make living here in the winter much more tolerable. People here, even though they do it every year, seem to never be able to figure out how to drive in the snow and it makes commuting a nightmare so at the expense of having miserable temperatures, I certainly won't miss putting up with the ignorance and idiocy of the majority of the people here while trying to drive 13 simple miles to my school.
On my second cup right now. Not a bad day, like rj said, rain is coming. I'm actually pretty excited for it.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: SLC, Utah
^true dat, every state has em, though here, most of it seems to be caused by people simply being unobservant; I've driven in cali, people there seem to be less of idiots and more just ballsy, here people don't pay attention and know that their exit is coming up until they're nearly passing it where they proceed to quickly shoot across three lanes of traffic to make the exit. And winter is a whole other story...
On topic, I'm on my second mug of the day, weather here rocks, though we too are supposed to get wet tomorrow. I won't deny I'm also fairly looking forward to a couple days of cooler temps.
On topic, I'm on my second mug of the day, weather here rocks, though we too are supposed to get wet tomorrow. I won't deny I'm also fairly looking forward to a couple days of cooler temps.
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^ Holy crap! This guy! Where have you been?
French press is amazing. There's no better way to drink a coffee than French pressing it. I just wish it doesn't take that much time to prep it.
I had another cup just now. Nothing better than a hot cup of coffee with the rain.
French press is amazing. There's no better way to drink a coffee than French pressing it. I just wish it doesn't take that much time to prep it.
I had another cup just now. Nothing better than a hot cup of coffee with the rain.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Warsaw, IN
^ Holy crap! This guy! Where have you been?
French press is amazing. There's no better way to drink a coffee than French pressing it. I just wish it doesn't take that much time to prep it.
I had another cup just now. Nothing better than a hot cup of coffee with the rain.
French press is amazing. There's no better way to drink a coffee than French pressing it. I just wish it doesn't take that much time to prep it.
I had another cup just now. Nothing better than a hot cup of coffee with the rain.
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AF > AZ. Although some parts are more active on AZ (I admit). 
No forums can beat the people at AF though!
I'm on my second cup right now. The rain just makes it that much better to have coffee.
No forums can beat the people at AF though!
I'm on my second cup right now. The rain just makes it that much better to have coffee.
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Joined: Jul 2008
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From: Warsaw, IN
Talking about such mind excersising topics as ***** and selena gomez. LOL
