Not for me, thank you. I’ll buy my Starbucks coffee (Sumatra or Komodo Dragon) at the grocery store, take the beans home, grind them, and brew my coffee the way I like it. With water filtered through my Pur water filter, and brewed a little less strong, and not as “burnt”, as in the coffee shop.
Pakistani coworker of mine, who got his citizenship just before 9-11 (like a month), enthusiastically embraced his first turn on a jury, saying that it was part of the American experience and he wanted to experience it. When a different jurisdiction summoned him a few months later, he cried, “I just served on a jury! What do they want me for?” “Yep,” I told him, “you’re an American!”
alviebird about 12 years ago
Not for me, thank you. I’ll buy my Starbucks coffee (Sumatra or Komodo Dragon) at the grocery store, take the beans home, grind them, and brew my coffee the way I like it. With water filtered through my Pur water filter, and brewed a little less strong, and not as “burnt”, as in the coffee shop.
cdward about 12 years ago
I prefer the. Offer I make at home (nuclear), but I admit that I live hanging out at coffee shops & sidewalk cafes.
GROG Premium Member about 12 years ago
And if you don’t drink coffee?
Digital Frog about 12 years ago
Did the CCRA check her pouch?@Josh & Citizen GROG! – neither do I, but you can also use them to get a nice hot chocolate.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member about 12 years ago
You’re all set now that you have your coffee card! What else does one need, I ask? :-D
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member about 12 years ago
Is the coffee card green?
Tyrnn about 12 years ago
Hooray! I do hope this ’roo becomes a regular. More comics need kangaroos. :)
daffy1000 about 12 years ago
yay!!! A Tim Horton’s card! Best….Coffee….EVER!
K M about 12 years ago
Pakistani coworker of mine, who got his citizenship just before 9-11 (like a month), enthusiastically embraced his first turn on a jury, saying that it was part of the American experience and he wanted to experience it. When a different jurisdiction summoned him a few months later, he cried, “I just served on a jury! What do they want me for?” “Yep,” I told him, “you’re an American!”