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#4401
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#4402
serious cyclist
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I didn't get into coffee until my career started, but now I need it. One stronk mug in the morning. The pattern seems to be genetic - that's about what my mother does, and my sister took to it after me (despite her being older and in a different household at that point) and also needs the one stronk mug, first thing. No "drive to Starbucks"; coffee occurs before pants.
It's also definitely the best part of waking up.
It's also definitely the best part of waking up.
#4403
serious cyclist
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On this narrow issue Mojo31 gets it. Kudos.
#4404
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Location: Hudson Valley, NY
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You didn't drink coffee as an intern? How did you make it through those 30 hour shifts?
I started seriously drinking coffee in grad school, there was always a pot brewing somewhere.
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#4405
Should Be More Popular
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Location: Malvern, PA (20 miles West of Philly)
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I made it through those 36 hour shifts on pure fear/adrenaline. I believe they have softened residency now to a maximum of 80 hours/week. Damn kids have it so easy now!
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#4406
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#4407
Senior Member
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#4408
Should Be More Popular
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#4409
Mostly Harmless
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#4410
Silver Comet Fred
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#4412
Klaatu..Verata..Necktie?
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#4413
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#4414
So it is
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#4415
shaken, not stirred.
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I didn't use to drink coffee. Dad and sometimes my grandparents drank instant coffee. Nescafe Classic if they were feeling wealthy. Gregs or International Roast if the weekly shopping list was long. I thought coffee was a burnt, acidic, bitter tasting drink. Mum drank tea as did my grandparents most of the time. mid level tea such as Liptons. Plain most of the time, Earl Grey if we were feeling fancy. I grew up preferring tea.
I still wont drink instant coffee. If that is all that available then I drink tea, rooibos, herbal teas or water. I'm also fussy over filter coffee.
BTY my PCR test came back negative. and I'm feeling more like a human each day.
I still wont drink instant coffee. If that is all that available then I drink tea, rooibos, herbal teas or water. I'm also fussy over filter coffee.
BTY my PCR test came back negative. and I'm feeling more like a human each day.
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#4416
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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Lookit that cargo bay! Dean Martin's 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Castilian Estate Wagon. Looks like plenty of room for a tandem with both wheels on.
#4417
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#4418
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So, you've been informed that you are on the list.
#4419
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Patch of the day! I need to get myself a denim jacket.
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#4420
Senior Member
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Doctor had me off all caffeine for weeks one time years ago. Got headaches for a few days, then I just missed it. Now I just have one cup in the morning except if a ride stops for coffee. One of my friends will have a triple espresso on rides. Seems to rev him up a bit.
#4421
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#4422
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#4423
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Sorry, didn't mean to shave 6 hours off your shift. It's been a long time since I was familiar with that insanity.
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#4424
Fat n slow
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Tried to take advantage of the downsize as well, turns out the mediums, while fine in the waist, are WAY too small in the chest and shoulders for me. Guess I need to lay off the roids.
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