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passing thoughts on being a “neocon” (before I head off to MMA class)

Not wishing to be lumped in with the petit bourgeois keepers of the ruling progressive status quo, I burst into a Starbucks in Santa Barbara this weekend and demanded a “coffee, black, with cream and 2 packets of Equal.

“Oh. And some sort of donut, too.”

— And man, did I ever feel friggin’ invigorated when the Santa Barbara pigs hauled me off in their Range Rover after securing my wrists with one of those photodegradable plastic twist ties.

I haven’t felt a rush like that since I threw eggs at a neighbors house, Halloween, 1986. Which, let’s face it: that’s what you get when you let your son dress as Boy George.

FIGHT THE POWER, PEOPLE! THE REVOLUTION WILL BE TELEVISED! ON FOX, MOST LIKELY! AND IN HD, NO LESS!

119 Replies to “passing thoughts on being a “neocon” (before I head off to MMA class)”

  1. happyfeet says:

    Triple vente non-fat no-foam latte guy here myself. It’s the holidays coming up and what they will have are those mint brownies that have this amazing texture. And also in Santa Barbara I think you get Starbucks in jail so that was just silly.

  2. JD says:

    And people made fun of me for a white chocolate mocha. Amazing.

  3. happyfeet says:

    Just saying White Chocolate Mocha uses all the same muscles involved in fellatio. Add a little eye contact while you say it and there’s a good chance you’ve got a date.

  4. happyfeet says:

    And also when you add “triple” in front of any coffee drink it becomes really, really butch. Except for gingerbread lattes anyway. (And white chocolate mochas.)

  5. JD says:

    I am speechless, from laughter.

  6. JD says:

    They added White Chocolate Peppermint Mocha to the menu this week.

  7. happyfeet says:

    I’m serious about the mint brownies though. I only got them once last year and after that they were out every time I went. Usually their pastry stuff is not very good but these are worth stopping there for.

  8. mojo says:

    Hey, siddown and stop waving the tequila around, man. Jesus…

    That shit’s expensive, ya know.

  9. McGehee says:

    I buy black coffee. In a plain styrofoam cup. At QuikTrip.

    ‘Cause I’m not a pansy.

  10. JohnAnnArbor says:

    My dad walked up to the counter at one of those coffee places and said “I want a cup of coffee.”

    The guy almost launched into the whole routine of the varieties, then saw Dad’s look, and smartly decided to get him a cup of black coffee quickly without any BS.

  11. Bill Ramey says:

    I order the Tazo iced green tea w/o sugar. Then I add Splenda. Sometimes I get a house decaf and a pumpkin scone. I’m just that unpredictable.

  12. CraigC says:

    I’ve noticed that the “baristas” don’t bother trying to repeat the phony Starbucks language back to you anymore. It used to be that when I’d say “Large coffee, please,” they’d say “A Venti coffee?” Then I’d say, “Sorry, I don’t do the fake marketing language.” Then they’d shoot me a dirty look and piss in the coffee when I wasn’t looking. I kinda miss that.

  13. JohnAnnArbor says:

    I get pissed when a place has three sizes: medium, large, and extra-large. Um, huh? I sure as hell am not ordering something venti.

  14. JD says:

    That has always been a pet peeve of mine. Can something actually be “medium” if there is not both a smaller and larger choice available? Otherwise, it is just Small, with a different name.

  15. happyfeet says:

    venti

    learning is growing

  16. JD says:

    Carlita is my barista, a sassy Brazilian lass, with one fine …

    Today, she made me a mocha before I even got to the counter to order.

  17. JD says:

    When I realized what she had done, I told her that was a very faggotty Gleenwaldian thing for a manly man to drink, and that I would prefer coffee, plain. She pouted. I drank mocha.

  18. Pablo says:

    Can I just get a cup of fucking coffee around here? And maybe a mango-pomegranate scone and some apricot jelly.

  19. Pablo says:

    Carlita is my barista, a sassy Brazilian lass, with one fine …

    Steamer?

  20. happyfeet says:

    What happened to Enrique?

  21. runninrebel says:

    I kinda like the Pumpkin Spice latte. But I do have a gay uncle and a lesbo grandma, so…

  22. happyfeet says:

    Here in California you can get gay pumpkin icecream. It’s a seasonal thing and amazing really. I’m glad you reminded me.

  23. happyfeet says:

    It was a Trader Joe’s thing so I hope they have it again. Googling gay pumpkin ice cream is not getting it.

  24. runninrebel says:

    I make a pretty mean pumpkin cheesecake, then I bone my chick like Elvis.

  25. runninrebel says:

    so I’m in the clear

  26. JD says:

    Carlita is actually the Manager. She is involved with customer relations. Or something. Her presence makes people linger, but I am not sure it makes them drink more coffee.

  27. psychologizer says:

    Enjoying a “pumpkin spice latte” (what do those words even mean?) is like being on the receiving end of an anal double-fisting.

    It may well be the most wonderful thing you ever experience, but your life has gone horribly, hopelessly wrong if you ever get a chance to find out.

  28. runninrebel says:

    Psychologizer,

    I sense the pain in your words.

  29. runninrebel says:

    BTW, Jeff. I hope you gave a shout out to the curator at the Reagan Ranch. She’s spent a lot of energy reproducing the artifacts to display in the ranch house.

  30. happyfeet says:

    It’s essential that Starbucks offers drinks that allow people to express themselves so they can stay a step ahead of the whole Borgishness of their enterprise. I know that’s a duh, but still, they employ a lot of people and have created something kind of like a church from whole cloth. They sell reaffirmation. I think they’re the future.

  31. Rob B says:

    Congrats on your neo-con..dom… wow. “neo-condom”… nice.
    Anyway, you’ll find that the jackboots really help with the MMA because of the ankle support. And just between you and me, Starbucks has fucking awesome lemon bars. Those comunist bastards, you hate em but they know thier way around cooked citrus.

  32. The Lost Dog says:

    “Ugly, ugly, ugly”!

    That’s all I can say about the rest of the day when I actually manage to get a whole “Vente/Venti” down my throat.

    You do NOT want to talk to me on a Searbuck’s day. In fact,I would go so far as to say you don’t even want to be in the same county.

    And the last time I had one of their jelly donuts, I lost my feet to Diabetes.

    But at least the guy in the next hospital room wanted to buy my shoes…

    UGH!

  33. They added White Chocolate Peppermint Mocha to the menu this week.

    I think it’s just Peppermint Mocha. cause I don’t go near the white “chocolate” I’d never been a fan of Starbucks but then my cousin gave me a gift certificate for singing at his wedding and I choked down a few cups of their “coffee” when I had no money…. then they brought out the Peppermint Mocha for the Holidays. I’m so happy it’s back now.

  34. JD says:

    A venti Starbucks coffee is better than a laxative. Not that I would ever need a laxative. I am just guessing that they are really similar.

  35. Steve Martin says:

    This joke was funnier when I wrote in back in 1992 for LA Story.

  36. JD says:

    Maggie – I think the Starbucks Peppermint Mocha is just a fancy la-ti-da version of hot chocolate with peppermint schnapps, just without the schnapps part.

  37. Sean M. says:

    Wait a minute…when did they come up with biodegradable plastic? Someone’s gonna win a Nobel Prize in chemistry for that.

  38. Chuck Norris's Liver says:

    Coffee frappucino, with whipped cream.

    True story: Me and my ex-biker dude buddy were riding in his Dodge Ram pickup, stopped by Starbucks, and both ordered.

    While we were waiting for our orders, the ex-biker dude said, “Frappucino? What kind of girlie drink is that?”

    I said, “What are you talking about, Mr. Pumpkin Spice Latte? Or should I say, Miss Pumpkin Spice Latte?”

    Which brings up something I hate about political correctness. Doing derogatory gay/sissy jokes with your buddies has been a ritual of male bonding forever. Calling each other “fag,” “homo,” “queer,” etc. — this is absolutely standard procedure for growing up. It is essentially harmless, and certainly is not symptomatic of a mental disorder, as the PC term “homophobia” would tend to imply.

  39. The Lost Dog says:

    “I order the Tazo iced green tea w/o sugar.”

    Ummm… Did you mean “taco”?

    Taco iced green tea gives me a boner up to here.

  40. The Lost Dog says:

    O.T. – but we need to see things like this. The link was given to me by an amazing woman who has flpwn over 100 combat missions in Iraq, as a “hoser on a tanker.

    It’s pretty funny, or else I am retarded (which is a good possibility).

    Anyway, sorry to be such a dick, but check this out –

    http://maddox.xmission.com/

    And yes, the rumor is true. I am the way lost dog…

  41. The Lost Dog says:

    What a dork I can be.

    “flpwn”?

    Could I possibly meant “flown”?

    Sorry, Alicia…

  42. Sean M. says:

    Which brings up something I hate about political correctness. Doing derogatory gay/sissy jokes with your buddies has been a ritual of male bonding forever.

    GET THEE TO A SENSITIVITY TRAINING SEMINAR/RE-EDUCATION CAMP POST HASTE!

    (You closeted Rethuglikkkan faggot.)

  43. alppuccino says:

    I get my Starbucks in the gayest part of Columbus, Ohio – German Village or Gerbil Village as the locals like to call it. It’s so gay, that they keep some illegal aliens in the back room and feed them pumpkin pie all day and then use their jiz for the pumpkin spice latte foam. The real catch 22 is that all the most gorgeous women get their coffee and whatnot there, but with all those gay dudes, you’re taking a huge risk by wearing the baggy Champion shorts with a ball hanging out. A calculated risk, nonetheless.

  44. alppuccino says:

    ……..oh, and when ball-fishing for hot chicks at Starbucks, don’t forget to wear your running shoes that you walk behind the mower in, and the over-the-calf white socks with the 2 thick stripes. If you’re serious about hot chicks, you’ll accessorize.

  45. Slartibartfast says:

    And also when you add “triple” in front of any coffee drink it becomes really, really butch.

    I’m a triple espresso man!

    I haven’t felt a rush like that since I threw eggs at a neighbors house, Halloween, 1986.

    Wait’ll you see Redacted. Edgy.

    I think Brian DePalma’s lost it. Maybe I’m the last to find out.

  46. Craig says:

    If you put milk in it, it’s not “black.” Jeez.

  47. Gary Rupert says:

    The fact is Brian Depalma is gay. Not like “I’m going into a starbucks with my Ram truck driving friend ” gay or “I’d like some sort of donut” gay, deeply hidden in the closet Karl Rove gay.

  48. Phil Jackson says:

    I’m calling ESPN on you.

  49. Gary NotGay says:

    I get my Starbucks in the gayest part of Columbus, Ohio – German Village or Gerbil Village as the locals like to call it. It’s so gay, that they keep some illegal aliens in the back room and feed them pumpkin pie all day and then use their jiz for the pumpkin spice latte foam. The real catch 22 is that all the most gorgeous women get their coffee and whatnot there, but with all those gay dudes, you’re taking a huge risk by wearing the baggy Champion shorts with a ball hanging out. A calculated risk, nonetheless.

    Dude. I get my coffee in the screaming homoist part of Washington DC- Gayville or GoatseTown as the gay buttlovers there like to call it. Its so gay they have gay sex slaves chained to the walls and they gaily daily milk their gay cocks like gay cows in a gay dairy barn and make gay pie from the gay squeezings and sell the gay pie to gay costomers in the gay piestore. Let me tell you, its gay.
    Its so gay its gay. Its so gay Columbus Ohio sounds like a bastion of hetrosexuality. Its so gay I’m willing to wager 15 american dollars that you haven’t sucked cock in the last 15 minutes. Its so gay we don’t even know what is “gorgeous women”. Its so gay you can’t even strutt down K-Street in your tight leather jeans without being practically raped. I hate this town.

    Say, email me .

  50. Randall Byrd says:


    O.T. – but we need to see things like this. The link was given to me by an amazing woman who has flpwn over 100 combat missions in Iraq, as a “hoser on a tanker.

    It’s pretty funny, or else I am retarded (which is a good possibility).

    Anyway, sorry to be such a dick, but check this out –

    http://maddox.xmission.com/

    From one soldier to another, that is some sweet video.
    This link-
    http://www.kickedinthenuts.com/
    was also given to me by a real live woman.

  51. It’s not unheard of for me to go into Starbucks in Birkenstocks and hiking shorts and a Sue The Dinosaur shirt. And black dress socks. Unfortunately for the other customers, I’m happily married.

  52. Bill Maher had a quip about how, the more complicated your Starbucks order, the more major an a$$hole you are. “If you walk into a Starbucks and order a decaf grande half-soy, half-low fat, iced vanilla, double-shot, gingerbread cappuccino, extra dry, light ice, with one Sweet-n’-Low and one NutraSweet, ooh, you’re a huge a$$hole.”

    I’m still kicking myself for not buying Starbucks’ IPO, when I had the chance.

  53. alppuccino says:

    You know Gary, a daily Fiber One bar might help you over the rough spots.

  54. McGehee says:

    the more complicated your Starbucks order, the more major an a$$hole you are.

    Unfortunately, at Starbucks there is no order more complicated than “plain old black coffee.”

  55. Rob Crawford says:

    the more complicated your Starbucks order, the more major an a$$hole you are.

    Heh.

    Over at a friend’s place this Halloween, and there was a couple there who are friends of his wife. The husband in that couple is apparently working a second job at Starbucks, yet developed his own Special Mix with its own Name. It sounded to me like vaguely coffee-flavored candy.

    And, yeah, my impression of him was he’s a major league asshole.

    But my idea of an ideal cup of coffee is cafe au lait, so what do I know?

  56. The Ouroboros says:

    Shut up about Starschmucks already !!! I’m sitting here in downtown Seattle.. I have 10 of those sons of bitches within 100 meters of me at this moment.. You can’t spit in this place without hittin a Starbucks.. They’re a flood.. a vermin .. a plague that’s killed off all the independent coffee houses that I used to love.. They’re to good coffee what McDonald’s is to a great burger but 100 times as virulent.. My dream is to find a place that roasts a variety of excellent coffees from around the world and offers them fresh brewed with no latte or foam or caramel or soy milk shit… For the love of God.. Someone help us.. Come to Seattle and drive a stake through this corporate coffee-vampire’s black heart.

  57. Drumwaster says:

    Venti hot chocolate. No muss, no fuss.

  58. Sarah says:

    “Calling each other “fag,” “homo,” “queer,” etc. — this is absolutely standard procedure for growing up.”

    Is there a time when you are finally “grown up”, and are able to stop using derogatory words that bash “the other” in an effort to repress your own nagging sense of inadequacy?

    “It is essentially harmless,”

    Tell that to all the gay and lesbian youths that have been ostracized and assaulted because of their sexual orientation. What you’re saying is, it is harmless to you. How it affects other people doesn’t seem to be any concern to you.

    And if you don’t like starbucks, don’t go there. Pretty simple. Who cares if other people do?

  59. Sticky B says:

    I try to drink a 20 oz coke with my pop-tart most mornings. Hey, you gotta do something to get your mojo working.

  60. Sticky B says:

    Goddammmmitttt!!!!

    Who invited their mother?

  61. alppuccino says:

    “Is there a time when you are finally “grown up”, and are able to stop using derogatory words that bash “the other” in an effort to repress your own nagging sense of inadequacy?”

    Yes. It’s when you get a time slot on TV and call it Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. Then you’re just grown up, enlightened and clever. And harmless. And fashionable.

  62. maggie katzen says:

    LOL, you’re reading my mind Sticky B.

    but MOOOOOOOoommmmm!

  63. JD says:

    Please, Sarah, tell us what other words me must not use. So as to not offend anyone.

  64. alppuccino says:

    Geez JD, that’s so hetero.

  65. JD says:

    Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Pop Tarts are the breakfast of champions.

  66. JD says:

    al – I am so trying to not be hetero today. I wore a suit with some fancy label in it, shoes my better half picked out, and a pink shirt. Maybe Sarah can help me overcome my hetero-ness. Must go buy a fufu iced coffee drink with extra whipped cream, post haste.

  67. happyfeet says:

    SpongeBob Bubbleberry Pop Tarts are brain food.

  68. happyfeet says:

    They have real bubbleberries.

  69. alppuccino says:

    I saw Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Pop Tarts at the Morrow County Fair. They performed their Top 1500 Hit – Stuff My Cheeks. TheY opened for Molly Hatchet and THEY ROCKED THE HIZZOUSE!!

  70. alppuccino says:

    “Must go buy a fufu iced coffee drink with extra whipped cream, post haste.”

    Keep fighting the good fight bro. Call your sponsor.

  71. Sean M. says:

    Is there a time when you are finally “grown up”, and are able to stop using derogatory words that bash “the other” in an effort to repress your own nagging sense of inadequacy?

    Um, no. But that’s because we’re people, you see? We may not have “grown up,” but most of us left the college campus and got lives.

    And sometimes we tell jokes, too. You might even enjoy some of them once you get the fuck over yourself.

  72. alppuccino says:

    “And sometimes we tell jokes, too. ”

    Like the one that ends……

    ……the next day the taxidermist calls and says, “Hey, good news. I can stuff your buddies for you. One question. Did you want them mounted?”

    “No. Holding hands will be fine.”

  73. happyfeet says:

    I almost never repress my nagging sense of inadequacy. I think it’s kind of motivational really.

  74. JohnAnnArbor says:

    “But first, ROO ROO!”

  75. JD says:

    You are right, al. Those iced coffee drinks are a trigger, as they are better with some Baileys and Jamesons mixed in. Must find a meeting. Hope they do not think my pink shirt is too Gleenwaldian.

  76. ccs says:

    Wow, I think that I’m behind the curve, I’ve never been in a Starbucks.

  77. Gary says:

    Jeff — glad to see you’re upgrading the “neocon” with a Masters of Military Art!

  78. JD says:

    alpuccino – While I am thinking about it, sorry for that ass pounding the Illini delivered to the Buckeyes. That mushroom bruise had to hurt.

  79. Andrew says:

    Meh. “Good” coffee is an aesthetic impossibility. I’ve had teh Fresh-Brewed and teh Hand-Ground, and at the beginning of the day, what matters is whether the choad behind the counter mixes it right. Coffee is good when it’s strong. If you don’t like strong coffee, I suggest you try tea.

    ‘Course, if you order a Venti non-foam half-skim Peppermint Green Tea Latte, you are so gay that you’re bored of the whole gay scene and have started eyeing women again. The dwarf star after the Gay Supernova.

  80. mishu says:

    Is there a time when you are finally “grown up”, and are able to stop using derogatory words that bash “the other” in an effort to repress your own nagging sense of inadequacy?

    “The other” is so overrated.

  81. Sticky B says:

    #77

    I’ve got a wife and daughter who have bought into the bullshit, so I’ve sat in the parking lot of one, but I’ve never been “in” one either. I somehow sensed a long time ago that it was one of those places I wanted to avoid. I can’t explain it. Kinda one of those “if that many people like it, it’s got to suck” feelings. I got the same vibe from the movie “Titanic”. God was I right.

  82. alppuccino says:

    I actually lived outside of Champaign and went to every Illini game back in the late 70’s. I’m a Miami of Ohio guy and the first year I was there (’81) I had a QB/Receiver camp and got to get some coaching from Tressel as he was on his way to YSU. Great guy. Very positive. I saw him at a golf outing last year and he claimed to remember me. Great bullshitter. So it was mixed feelings at my house.

    But it was nice of you to throw in the “ass pounding” reference. You must leave a wake of bitter, confused, ostracized youths wherever you go.

  83. ducktrapper says:

    Neocons, schmeocons! What about the Neolibs? You know the ones that argue from a Chomskyite, post modernist narrative that we are the cause of (and deserve) all our own problems with the “other” and besides there’s nothing worth fighting over. What’s so great about them? At least you can have a rational conversation with a neocon.

  84. alppuccino says:

    That was for JD. (just in case Gary Notgay is feeling another seizure coming on)

  85. N. O'Brain says:

    30th Street Station in Phila.

    Bucks County Coffee.

    The Jamaican Blue Mountain is to die for.

  86. JD says:

    al – my goal is to leave a wake of some kind behind me. After a Starbucks coffee, the wake usually manifests itself as methane. Bitter, confused, and ostracized youths tend to be more of an unintended consequence, which thanks to you and Sarah, I now feel shame for, and must repent.

  87. mojo says:

    “L’Etranger” was over-rated too.

  88. alppuccino says:

    I’ll not rest until all are ashamed.

  89. ccs says:

    #82
    Sticky B, I managed to miss Titanic too, just call me lucky.

  90. pedestrian says:

    Ugh, I swear to god, one more starbucks joke…

    Look, its fucking stupid. Everyone realizes that. I worked at a starbucks for years. You think that we felt important serving steaming cups of ego-salve with pseudo-italian names to every asshole who came in? No, we sure as hell didnt. But we were paid to pretend that it was a big special treat and that we didn’t have another purpose on this earth. They not only installed cameras to watch our every move, but listening devices so that they could hear us at all times. We didn’t have a choice.

    You know who was even more annoying though than the yuppie douchebags who needed to validate their worth with specially customized foam? The wise-asses who came i every god damn day to try to pick a fight with us over how silly the menu was. Hey guess what? You CAN order a large, regular cup of coffee, just like that. People do all the time. Those people were my favorite customers. If you don’t like the fact that other people are ordering fuzzy pampered shit, go someplace else. PLEASE go someplace else, really, you can do better.

    Why do people think that whining about consumerism puts them above it? You are still obsessing over your image rather than the actual product itself. Buy or don’t buy but don’t bitch about the name and the packaging. It doesn’t make you as tough as you think it does.

  91. kelly says:

    Have you considered switching to decaf yourself, pedestrian?

  92. alppuccino says:

    i think pedestrian is talking to you

  93. alppuccino says:

    Read pedestrian’s comment as Bill Maher. It really works.

  94. McGehee says:

    You CAN order a large, regular cup of coffee, just like that.

    Can I get it for 89 cents?

  95. JD says:

    Wow, a little touchy, huh pedestrian? Step away from the triple espresso cafe au lait with pumpkin spiced foam.

  96. maggie katzen says:

    speaking of coffee, I wouldn’t be surprised to find out there are cameras in the break room here and they’re performing some kind of experiment. for the past month there’s a different kind of coffee maker in there every damn week and we all just stare at it. this place is full of engineers and no one can figure out how to make some damned coffee! PLEASE GIVE US THE GLASS CARAFFE BACK!!!! take your mutant extra tall maker with the vacuum pump thing and shove it. I only work two days a week and really all I ask for is some god damned coffee.

    can we tell I’m going through withdraw? there will probably be tears soon….

  97. alppuccino says:

    CLEAN UP ON AISLE MAGGIE

  98. Andrew says:

    I thought pedestrian’s comments spot on, and your collective caffeine gags boring and obvious.

    You may now return to aping the ca. 1998 Denis Leary.

    BECAUSE OF TEH COFFEE-FLAVORED COFFEE!

  99. Spiny Norman says:

    #64 JD

    Please, Sarah, tell us what other words me must not use. So as to not offend anyone.

    Since she hasn’t offered, here we go: the sacred words.

    BTW, weren’t the security cameras installed in all Starbucks after the robbery / triple homicide at one in Georgetown about 10 years ago?

  100. Spiny Norman says:

    In case the Real Media file in my last comment refuses to cooperate: the sacred words are “Ni” “Peng” and “Nooo-wom!”.

    ::hides::

  101. Old Texas Turkey says:

    I saw Titanic. Never laughed louder. Probably the funniest movie this side of Raising Arizona or Sixteen Candles or Breakfast Club (with all the Judd Nelson scenes cut out). Especially when the ship starts to sink and people start drowning … classic!

    I like my Double tall latte like I like my 9mm hollow points.

    peace out faggots.

  102. Old Texas Turkey says:

    hey Andrew, take your faggy comments to some fudge-packing discussion board, OK?

    loser.

  103. MarkD says:

    I go to Dunkin Donuts for coffee. They speak English and the coffee tastes better.

    How long till Starbucks sues them out of business for unfair competition? Selling coffee that actually tastes good must be illegal, right? Because Starbucks doesn’t do it.

  104. “30th Street Station in Phila”

    Used to get my coffee at the hot dog place in Suburban station, I have no idea if it’s still there but it was right near the 16th and JKF stairs. They had 2 for $.99 chili dogs. So you’d put the dogs in on the way home and the coffee to push them out in the morning.

    It was nasty stuff, but to this day, If there isn’t a stray whiff of urine in the air when I drink my coffee, I’m just not satisfied.

  105. Percy Dovetonsils says:

    I must compliment pedestrian on confirming everything I always believed about Starbucks employees.

  106. BJTexs says:

    Comment by N. O’Brain on 11/15 @ 11:09 am #

    30th Street Station in Phila.

    Bucks County Coffee.

    The Jamaican Blue Mountain is to die for

    Ah, yes, one of the two standards in the BJ household. The other one being (Dan) Green Mountain Coffee’s Free Trade Sumatran.

    SMOKIN’!

  107. MarkH says:

    I get the idea of going to a diner and having “Flo” bring you an endless cup of coffee, cream no sugar. But I’ve never understood the “stand on line for a cup of carmelized caffeine” to go routine.

    Hell they’ve made coffee makers with timers on them for decades, so it’s not like you’d have to wait at home; and you can buy a nice stainless steel covered, insulated, travel mugs for less than one cup of Starbucks to go.

    Just think 40 years from now, you can sit there whining about how Social Security collapsed and you’re broke, and think back on those daily $4 cups of slop… :-)

  108. B Moe says:

    “Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Pop Tarts are the breakfast of champions.”

    Well, if you can’t get any Pabst Blue Ribbon and Chocolate Zingers.

  109. Swen Swenson says:

    Man! Mention Christmas tree angels and in the very next post I find Sarah and pedestrian! Call it a twofer.

    Speaking of which, is it time for a link to the World’s Longest Nipple Hair? Because I think I found a longer one in the last vanilla capuccino I ordered. Three-and-a-half inches is pretty punk though. I think if I braided mine I’d be callin’ Guiness in six months.

  110. Andrew says:

    Old Texas Turkey hurt me with that remark. Did I mention that I cried?

  111. Blitz says:

    I make my own coffee thank you.

    Folgers through a filter. If I want a triple anything? it’s usually cus I’m badly hung over and need the sugar.

    as far as a triple latte moch minty thing?.peppermint schnapps and Baileys as an after dinner drink.

  112. beastiality says:

    Great! :)
    Greatisssssimo!

  113. InitteeHest says:

    Thankiossi
    It’s great

  114. Thankiosst
    Great!

  115. antileSen says:

    Thankiossk
    Cool!

  116. ReoraRahnog says:

    thankiosso
    Cool!

  117. EngincSix says:

    lol
    thankiossp!

  118. Not much on my mind these days. Not that it matters. Today was a total loss. I’ve just been sitting around waiting for something to happen. Basically nothing notable going on worth mentioning.

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