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Camm wrote:

ghettoperson wrote:

Camm wrote:

How UNBELIEVABLY english!! Hahaha

He's a scene you might be a little more familiar with, Cam.

http://www.thegospel911.com/Blackpool_CrackHouse.jpg


http://homemadejournalism.files.wordpre … roin12.jpg

So unbelievably off the mark it's hilarious.

Also, the junkie pic's url is "blackpool crackhouse" so nou

It's a joke, darling.

UnkleRukus wrote:

Kampframmer wrote:

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

The coffee shop near my dad's has a nice selection of teas, there aren't many proper tea houses in the US though. We're a coffee society tbh

yeah but, American coffee sucks...

There aren't too many coffee plantations in the US. A lot of it's imported............

i spent a couple of days at an American coffee plantation. i buy his whole beans to this day;



American coffee does not suck. if you use fresh ground beans, clean water, clean equipment, and common sense. Dutch coffee sucks if you never clean the machine, use Dutch tap water, and buy pre-ground beans from a harvest two years ago . . .

burnzz wrote:

UnkleRukus wrote:

Kampframmer wrote:

yeah but, American coffee sucks...

There aren't too many coffee plantations in the US. A lot of it's imported............

i spent a couple of days at an American coffee plantation. i buy his whole beans to this day;

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3638/335 … z.jpg?zz=1

American coffee does not suck. if you use fresh ground beans, clean water, clean equipment, and common sense. Dutch coffee sucks if you never clean the machine, use Dutch tap water, and buy pre-ground beans from a harvest two years ago . . .

I'd be very surprised if any coffee is grown in Holland.

FEOS wrote:

Kampframmer wrote:

UnkleRukus wrote:

There aren't too many coffee plantations in the US. A lot of it's imported............

Its not the beans i think.
Im not a coffee drinker but i dont know a single person that likes American coffee. It always seems to be to weak and diluted with water

You do realize Kona coffee is American, right?

Weak coffee is the fault of the person making it, not the country it's made in. I've had weak coffee everywhere. I've had paint-peeling coffee everywhere, as well.

It´s the roasdting that gives the taste, not the bean per se. All the work is done in the respective countries they are sold in in most cases and that´s why coffee is so expensive, yet the farmers get the smallest part in the whole chain.
The american coffee is rather bland compared to what is drunk throughout Europe as far as I heard too. I´m an enthusiastic coffee drinker, as is my whole family and that was the only thing my mother complained about when she returned from her last US trip.
I have yet to try it myself.
I met a few Americans who shivered when they went to Starbucks here, cause the coffee was so strong and coffee-ey. lol

nuff said

burnzz wrote:

I See Pink Bits!

Good job I had boxers on eh?

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I guess you didn't know she gets wet for fake chrome bathroom fixtures did you?

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Gentlemen.



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