Your preferred source of caffeine

[b etor]

LOL check out that fashion

[ZEE]

Haus:

i drink lotsa soda and i am teh cuteness though

[faded glory]

wheres my 24 ounce rockstar energy drink?

[Vesayen]

I make a knowing effor to avoid caffeine. Got through college without it, not sure if I would of done better with it though heh.

Don't like hot drinks anyway so no tea or coffee. I drink a little soda, maybe 1 or 2 two liters(caffiene free diet soda) some weeks, mostly water.

[Dis]

Originally posted by reismark
Hot chocolate is pissed off at its shortsighted, prejudicial exclusion.

I don't think chocolate has significant amounts of caffeine, so I omitted it.

[Dis]

Originally posted by b etor
i don't drink any of that stuff. i mean occasionally i'll drink tea or soda, but not a whole lot. i guess i don't get caffeine.

youngsters don't need caffeine. Wait till you are older and up all night working.

yes I just called you a youngster

[Dis]

Originally posted by faded glory
wheres my 24 ounce rockstar energy drink?

I forgot to include energy drinks

But who drinks rockstar? That tastes like crap. At least drink red bull.

[Elok]

It is possible to get a good cup of tea in the U.S. It's just not easy, is all. Too many fans of crappy "herb teas," and plain Lipton gets all the shelf space.

[snoopy369]

Mighty Leaf or Republic of Tea, depending on how much you want to spend, are both quite good and one or both are available at most decent stores. Anyone with the ability to time a bag of tea and the ability to not-quite-boil water can make a decent cuppa I'd think...

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Dis
youngsters don't need caffeine. Wait till you are older and up all night working.

My heaviest caffeine-use was as a youngster doing exams.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Mighty Leaf or Republic of Tea, depending on how much you want to spend, are both quite good and one or both are available at most decent stores. Anyone with the ability to time a bag of tea and the ability to not-quite-boil water can make a decent cuppa I'd think...

not-quite-boil water?

What evil heresy is this? Tea must be made with boiling water.

May The Lord have mercy on your soul.

[Wezil]

Originally posted by Cort Haus


I'm guessing that people other than yourself and your household are generally unable to configure the tea properly. Tea is very user-specific IMO.

The last time someone made me a tea they put cream in it.

You're right. Most people that drink a lot of tea are specific about its preparation.

[OneFootInTheGrave]

soda... I am killing myself with it slowly during last few months, lately only drinking soda and milk

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by Wezil
The last time someone made me a tea they put cream in it.

That's not so bad. My Pakistani family puts copious amounts of cream and sugar in their tea. In my experience most Indian/Pakistani families do the same.

[Elok]

Originally posted by Cort Haus
not-quite-boil water?

What evil heresy is this? Tea must be made with boiling water.

May The Lord have mercy on your soul.

Depends on the type of tea, actually. Some blends/varieties are supposedly better if you steep them in water that's not quite boiling. E.G., green tea is supposed to avoid boiling, I think. I never bother with the fine distinctions, myself, and I never drink green tea, but FYI...