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I went to my grandmothers and her window unit air conditioner broke and it feels like an oven in her house. Its so hot I swear I saw the devil ordering ice cream. I feel bad for people in the South West who dont have air.
Originally posted by ctkroeker The things you see on a LINUX FORUM.
oops Im sorry, Allow me to correct myself.... I meant my grandmothers Linux box melted during the heat. I forgot this was the GENERAL 'talk about any topic' forum. Now back to my coffee.
yeah , for me ice coffee(coffee with ice?coffee served cold?put some ice into the coffee?) taste funny , even under hot weather(warmth?) , like sweating like hell after really tuff working , i still go for thick warm black coffee , while everybody else are drinking icey stuffs or biting water melons(with ocassional stylish spitting) , really hard to elaborate the passion for thick black coffee , even if your heart pumping somewhat faster then normal but still can feel the bliss out of it ...
QUOTE :: "Ice Coffee = Coffee (lots of cream and sugar) + Ice + Blender
It's like a coffee daquiri - very tasty with Irish Cream"
hmm .. sound tempting , especially that "Irish" stuff , i don't think i can get that in coffee-shops , maybe i will ask for that or similar in starbucks next time just to try it out first ...
great !! i will go to Ohio and looking for Tim Horton ... he must be an amazing coffee guy !! ... amazing really ...
btw , i think i saw or heard "Iced Cappucino" selling down here(i mean selling at those slightly more expansive cafe), is it all "Iced Cappucino" taste ----> "It's like a coffee daquiri - very tasty with Irish Cream" or similar ...
hmm ... after some light visiting of Tim Horton web site , noticed that he go for a :: "If it's not sold within 20 minutes of being brewed, it's not served at all."
guess that from right now onwards , for me , things "Cappucino Cappucino" will definately taste different from what i had tasted before ...
To tell the truth, the very first time I even heard about Ice Coffee was in an American TV-serie, Smallville. Lana asked Clark if he wanted some Ice Coffee on Episode "Heat". I was like "wtf". I love Ice Tea, but was really curious about Ice Coffee. We love coffee a lot too, but clearly less then our American friends ^_^.
infact ice(or iced ?) coffee are not that unfamiliar at my place , sometimes i like to bring my family to those thai area where you can find "every" thing from thailand and they are selling cold coffee with ice-cubes at their eating shops ...
those ice coffee are kind of thick but not really because of the coffee powder , infact they are using just "normal" coffee powder(those powder with larger percentage of maize i guess) , very sweet and taste like coke(or rootbeer) with coffee-flavored ice-cream topping already melted into that drink , i don't really like it because of that sweetness(makes me dizzy , can't feel the actual bliss out of my ciggarettes) but my family really love it ...
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