Coffee and Tea
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Tea and coffee fulfill different needs for me. I drink 1, occasionally 2 coffees a day, but I can happily live without it.
A couple of weeks ago we almost ran out of the strong tea that I like, and I had a mild anxiety attack when Amazon lost my order. Well, I describe it as mild - the rest of the family might call it something else.
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Tea and coffee fulfill different needs for me. I drink 1, occasionally 2 coffees a day, but I can happily live without it.
A couple of weeks ago we almost ran out of the strong tea that I like, and I had a mild anxiety attack when Amazon lost my order. Well, I describe it as mild - the rest of the family might call it something else.
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@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
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@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
You want that, Phibes? You honestly want that for yourself? Long Islanders?
Please love yourself.
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@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
You want that, Phibes? You honestly want that for yourself? Long Islanders?
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
You want that, Phibes? You honestly want that for yourself? Long Islanders?
Well, I will say that those guys certainly know how to make an iced tea. Unlike the rest of you, they understand that a cold drink is no place for actual tea.
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@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
coffees
For God's sake, man, you're British!!!
I'm Lancastrian. We all say 'coffees' there.
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
You want that, Phibes? You honestly want that for yourself? Long Islanders?
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
Just to be clear, are you telling me you'd go into a coffee place and ask for 'two coffee'?
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@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
Just to be clear, are you telling me you'd go into a coffee place and ask for 'two coffee'?
@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
Just to be clear, are you telling me you'd go into a coffee place and ask for 'two coffee'?
️Coffee, unlike "douchebag," is not a countable noun. If I say I'm conversing with a douchebag, naturally your first guess would be that I'm conversing with Crashtest, but nonetheless you still know that people are quantitative, and the conversation is a dialogue, not a crowded room.
If I say I have three coffees, that could mean three weakass saucer cups, cups for normies, or three travel mugs for red-blooded 'murricans that are fast-tracking their way toward heart palpitations. "3 coffees" could mean anything between 18 and 100 ounces of coffee.
Coffee is a noncountable noun. It needs a quantifier. Cup of coffee, pot of coffee, enema of coffee.
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@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
Something you and Long Islanders have in common, then.
Just to be clear, are you telling me you'd go into a coffee place and ask for 'two coffee'?
️Coffee, unlike "douchebag," is not a countable noun. If I say I'm conversing with a douchebag, naturally your first guess would be that I'm conversing with Crashtest, but nonetheless you still know that people are quantitative, and the conversation is a dialogue, not a crowded room.
If I say I have three coffees, that could mean three weakass saucer cups, cups for normies, or three travel mugs for red-blooded 'murricans that are fast-tracking their way toward heart palpitations. "3 coffees" could mean anything between 18 and 100 ounces of coffee.
Coffee is a noncountable noun. It needs a quantifier. Cup of coffee, pot of coffee, enema of coffee.
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@doctor-phibes said in Coffee and Tea:
@aqua-letifer said in Coffee and Tea:
red-blooded 'murricans
South Americans or North Americans?
Neither, I'm talking about American Americans, the only ones Trump says who matter.
