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#30 by danyroo on 21 Sep, 2007 18:09
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I'm a Tim Horton's addict
first off before leaving the house my wife makes me a great cup of coffee.. then I leave for my spot Tims arround 6:10am.. grab a extra large coffee.. talk with the boys until arround 6:55am.. grab another extra large one to go.. i reheat it arround 9ish............. after lunch I always get me another one............. night is home coffee...........1 is good enought for me..........
yep I love coffee ................... 
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#31 by wpruitt on 21 Sep, 2007 18:21
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COFFEE ... the elixir of the gods!!!
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#32 by WannaBePadre on 21 Sep, 2007 18:38
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Yep, I had to give up coffee because of reflux too.
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#33 by Bald_freak on 21 Sep, 2007 20:24
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COFFEE ... the elixir of the gods!!!
yup, liquid ambrosia!!! -
#34 by VFRWolf on 22 Sep, 2007 04:42
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Yep, I had to give up coffee because of reflux too.
I found out that most of the name brand coffees are made with the cheaper beans (ie foldgers, maxwell house, etc). Much more acidic, caused severe heart burn with me. Switched to better coffees, like the kind you buy and either grind at home, or grind in the store, and this stopped my heart burn in the mornings.
I've been wanting to try a French Press, my daughter tells me it's the best made coffee she's ever had. -
#35 by Stu on 23 Sep, 2007 00:18
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COFFEE ... the elixir of the gods!!!
Correctamundo! I grind my beans every morning. Just picked up a new pot to match our other small electrics... toaster and mixer... so far, so good.
http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=HB40112
Picked it up for $78
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#36 by JDog on 23 Sep, 2007 04:04
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Has anyone ever noticed that when you go into a perfume/cologne store, There is usually a container of coffee beans to chew on.
Evidentley this softens your orofractors(sense of smell) and allows you to smell the fragrance better. -
#37 by Glenr on 23 Sep, 2007 06:36
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I had a headache all day today pretty bad one at that. I thought it may have been the booze from the night before but they tend to fizzle by lunchtime.
Got worse as the day went on and then I thought to myself, hold on I havent had a coffee for most of yesterday and all of today. Once I got home I fired up the kettle and made myself one.
Within 2 minutes the headache went. So I am addicted to caffiene... and naked women.
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#38 by Bald_freak on 23 Sep, 2007 14:15
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Makes sense. Excederin's Migraine formula's main ingredient is Caffiene. First signs of a headache I guzzle a cup of joe or a dew.
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#39 by PhilDNY on 23 Sep, 2007 16:39
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No more than six cups a day for me...
Has anyone ever noticed that when you go into a perfume/cologne store, There is usually a container of coffee beans to chew on.
I never saw anything like that in any perfume store I ever went.
Must be a local custom...
You all live in such exotic countries!
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#40 by hipstersaint on 23 Sep, 2007 16:55
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double espresso.
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#41 by Rhymez on 23 Sep, 2007 18:32
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Hey dude, let me tell YOU sumthin! I love my coffe, drink 1 cup before work & school, and sometimes 2 extra cups during the day. I love coffe by itself, but I love it even more with chocolate and whipped cream (Cafe Mocha), and sometimes if I feel rich, I will go to Country Style, I will get a nice, frothy expresso! But my #1 place for my coffe is none other than Tim Hortons. If you live in the states, well then you miss out on da Timmies. HAHA! I think there is only like 5 Tim hortons out in the states. I have gone to the states with my dad, and let me tell you, Dunkin Doughnut's Coffe SUCKS!!!!!!
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#42 by wpruitt on 23 Sep, 2007 18:52
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Is Tim Horton's more comparable to Krispy Kreme or Dunkin' Do'nuts?
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#43 by Rhymez on 23 Sep, 2007 19:00
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Is Tim Horton's more comparable to Krispy Kreme or Dunkin' Do'nuts?
I would have to say neither. Their coffe is superior to all other Coffe companies. It is unique, just ask my dad. If I even think of buying a coffe somewhere else my dad calls me a traitor lol. He never buys a coffe anywhere but there, and if he runs out of coffe change he goes nuts! Their coffe is addictive! He even has a mug that will hold a whole pot of their delicious coffe. In all my trips to the states with my dad, I have never had a coffe that would compare to the smooth taste of Tim Hortons Coffe. -
#44 by Razor X on 23 Sep, 2007 19:01
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Is Tim Horton's more comparable to Krispy Kreme or Dunkin' Do'nuts?
I think Starbucks would be the nearest US equivalent, wouldn't it? (Watch now all the Canadians are going to get mad at me for comparing Tim Horton's to Starbucks
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