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Cup of Joe thread
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Double today. 
Do they have an emoticon for NOXplod?
at the risk of committing blasphemy, it's snowing here and i'm having a nice big cup of chocolate mint tea with milk.
"Cup of Joe"? Wtf's Joe mean? Is that a yanky term for coffee? 
"Cup of Joe"? Wtf's Joe mean? Is that a yanky term for coffee?
Yes, I also just named my pet Squirrel Joe as well
Mr hicks, it is indeed a Yankee term
Everyone in this thread will drink coffee and you will fuckin like it!!!
Coffee has been called many things in America. Joe, Java, mud, murk and Jamoke.
Poplar theories abound. The word Joe for coffee has two seemingly reasonable possibilities.
In 1860 a popular song of the times was "old black Joe" written by Stephen C. Foster the same man who wrote "Camp town races" and "Oh! Suzanna". Diners of the time picked up the slang 'Cup O Joe'.
Another possible answer could be that Secretary of the Navy, Joseph Daniels banned alcohol from US Navy warships in 1913 and sailors began drinking more and more coffee and calling it 'Joe'.
Read more: Why is coffee called cup of Joe
LW is & dolling up my bedroom for winter. it snowed here already and it stayed on the ground. brrrrrr
Poplar theories abound. The word Joe for coffee has two seemingly reasonable possibilities.
In 1860 a popular song of the times was "old black Joe" written by Stephen C. Foster the same man who wrote "Camp town races" and "Oh! Suzanna". Diners of the time picked up the slang 'Cup O Joe'.
Another possible answer could be that Secretary of the Navy, Joseph Daniels banned alcohol from US Navy warships in 1913 and sailors began drinking more and more coffee and calling it 'Joe'.
Read more: Why is coffee called cup of Joe
LW is
& dolling up my bedroom for winter. it snowed here already and it stayed on the ground. brrrrrr
yet another possibility,
Since "joe" is argot for a "fellow, guy, chap" (the earliest sighting of its being used that way dates to 1846), that a "cup of joe" thus means the common man's drink. The lexicon of English is replete with instances of "joe" being used to denote a typical guy who is wholly interchangeable with any other guy in the same line of work or area of special interest: "G.I. Joe," "Holy Joe" (a chaplain or especially sanctimonious person), "Joe College," "Joe Blow," and of course "the average joe." "Cup of joe" therefore would be the stuff that fuels the common man.
Since "joe" is argot for a "fellow, guy, chap" (the earliest sighting of its being used that way dates to 1846), that a "cup of joe" thus means the common man's drink. The lexicon of English is replete with instances of "joe" being used to denote a typical guy who is wholly interchangeable with any other guy in the same line of work or area of special interest: "G.I. Joe," "Holy Joe" (a chaplain or especially sanctimonious person), "Joe College," "Joe Blow," and of course "the average joe." "Cup of joe" therefore would be the stuff that fuels the common man.
Good work everyone
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by Karen Suriano
Last night was wonderful making love to you
My fingers instinctively knew just what to do
If I could play piano like my hands played you
I’d be a hit anywhere, in any venue
Absolutely fabulous making love to you
Maybe next time you could be there too
But alone with the sunrise, I'll fire up the brew
God knows I need my coffee more than I need you...
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by Karen Suriano
Last night was wonderful making love to you
My fingers instinctively knew just what to do
If I could play piano like my hands played you
I’d be a hit anywhere, in any venue
Absolutely fabulous making love to you
Maybe next time you could be there too
But alone with the sunrise, I'll fire up the brew
God knows I need my coffee more than I need you...
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Coffee, Caffeine and Health
The caffeine in coffee makes it a controversial beverage among health researchers. A cup of coffee can contain from 65 to 175 mg of caffeine depending on the way it is prepared.
However, doctors and medical researchers who follow studies on coffee consumption note that overall, drinking coffee may have more health benefits than risks, including possibly reducing the risk of a person's chances of developing type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease and http://www.mahalo.com/colon-cancercolon cancer. Coffee is the new health food, drink up and enjoy.
The caffeine in coffee makes it a controversial beverage among health researchers. A cup of coffee can contain from 65 to 175 mg of caffeine depending on the way it is prepared.
However, doctors and medical researchers who follow studies on coffee consumption note that overall, drinking coffee may have more health benefits than risks, including possibly reducing the risk of a person's chances of developing type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease and http://www.mahalo.com/colon-cancercolon cancer. Coffee is the new health food, drink up and enjoy.
I had a glass of joe once. It was on a dare, damn he filled that bitch to the top.
after 4h of walking and 2h on bus, is so good.
Buy a car...Surely you're not a tree hugger?
No lol. I have it, but it was taken today and I needed to do some shopping.
Curious hows my workout be today. My guess is crappy.
