Fucking starbucks

[Aerozord]

I thought smoking addiction was so severe you never truly lose that craving

[Flarecobra]

*Looks at the store brand coffee I got that (In my opinion) tastes just as good as Folgers or Maxwell House coffee, and is a quarter of the price*

And McDonalds DOES have great coffee.

[Red Mage Black]

Guess it sucks that I'm not really a stickler for what type of coffee I drink. To me, Maxwell House and Folgers will taste the same. The only difference between Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks to me is Starbucks tastes a little stronger. I just have a bit of frustration. I make it the same way as everyone else, spare the extra half scoop I put in for strength, but the pots I make always taste stronger and half an hour later, taste incredibly weak. Yet, if someone makes it the same way I do, it will taste different, yet keep the same consistent taste for even later.

Also, I don't know how anyone burns coffee. I don't think I've ever burnt a good pot of it before. Even when I first started making it and I've been through about 4 different coffee makers so far.

[Doc ock rokc]

Originally Posted by Aerozord

I thought smoking addiction was so severe you never truly lose that craving

Actually no. It does take about 7 years to get the tar out of your lungs and thus lose nicotine in your blood stream. Meaning that you have underlining cravings. However past that point and you have zero cravings. The only possible addiction where you can't lose the cravings ever would be meth, because it can severely alter your brain.

Coffee and caffeine in general though isn't a Bad addiction.

[Magus]

Once you beat an addiction that addiction is always easy to regain, though. It is more than possible to completely lose any physical aspect of the addiction after enought time, but the mental aspects may always be there, and if you allow yourself to lapse you will quickly regain the physical aspects of the addiction. After the physical addiction is gone, it's still about mind over matter.

In any case, quitting cigarettes multiple times is still way better than never quitting them at all. Whatever reprieve you give your body is better than nothing. Even switching to electronic cigarettes so you only recieve the nicotine dosage as opposed to the carcinogens and tar is superior to doing nothing for your habit.

[Mondt]

Scooters + Iced Mocha = I'm poor, but fuck I'm gonna be wired aaaaaaaaall day and it's gonna be delicious.

[Solid Snake]

I hate Dunkin Donuts coffee with a horrifically strong passion, but can and will drink nearly anything else.

[Azisien]

Originally Posted by Magus

So that coffee that is literally cat shit is indeed the best tasting shit ever? (It wasn't under bat shit, it is cat shit).

To quote a brother from another mother:

"Hey, sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie, but I'd never know 'cause I wouldn't eat the filthy motherfucker." --Jules Winnfield, Pulp Fiction

It's probably really, really tasty.

[Fenris]

Originally Posted by Krylo

Not how it works, actually.

You can totally quit smoking more than once, if you quit, let it get out of your system entirely, cease having cravings for it, and then at some later point get offered a cigarette while drinking/after sex/inwhateversituationthiswouldseemlikeagoodidea and then you're addicted again.

Caffeine is worse that way 'cause it's like, "Well I beat the addiction, removed my cravings and feelings of sluggishness when I don't have it. Haven't had caffeine for months. But now someone else has done the shopping and it's either soda or water and fuck. Welp, here we go again."

That's not what I was talking about.

[Bobbey]

I had an addiction to coffee my first year at Uni, to the point where I needed to drink three Large Double-doubles from Tim Horton's everyday to keep me going or else I got a headache and very cranky. I realized I was addicted when there was a time I couldn't get my third coffee for some reason and started freaking out a bit, which made me go ''I'm...freaking out about not getting enough coffee...okay, stopping NOW'' and then I just stopped. The first three days were terrible and I had constant headaches, but then I eventually got over it.

Nowadays, I only drink coffee when I feel like it, which is maybe once or twice a week, and I can't stand Tim Horton's coffee anymore (I love their ice caps though!). Instead I go to Java U, Second Cup or Van Houtte for a Latté. We have Starbucks almost as much as Tim Horton's in Montreal, but I've never really gotten myself to try their coffee.