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I am going to brew a pot of coffee. I want some of what you just had.
“Swimming around in a giant mojito sounds way better than sitting in a giant vat of pot roast. What?”
Hahaha. Zest!
I’m getting a big ol’ mug full of java.
I finally understand what blogging is.
Meg–Patchouli is catnip. You gotta work with it.
I, too, loose it watching Babe. But I’m not sure whether it’s the pig or the skinny farmer who’s getting to me. Which might explain my take on catnip.
RM
4. If you drive a car regularly it would do it to your car speakers as well. To a lesser extent it will do it to your sterio or your TV. Some cell phones do it more than others, my POS nokia does it so bad that friends make me turn it off in their car when they drive. It is communication interference being picked up by your speakers via cell phone. I just think of if as my little warning message before my phone rings. It probably causes cancer.
I like diet coke way better than any other diet soft drink if I soda. I rarely drink coffee and when I do it is decaf. I hated the movie babe. BUT I hate pathcouli too, so we can still hang. You can have all my coffee and I can have all your diet coke. I promise to be freshly bathed and smell nice.
I’m a diet Coke drinker from way back, though I’ll splurge every once in a while for diet Dr. Pepper. About as much caffeine as an espresso. Light patchouli reminds me of the 60′s; heavy patchouli reminds me of parts of New Jersey.
Sautee, chiffonade, filet, herbes de Provence, vinaigrette, remoulade, rouille, and ratatouille!
I’m damn near crying!
Oh, Oh, Orichiette!
Now I’m hungry.
You know, I have a similar reaction to Babe. Tears. Why? I don’t know.
Diet coke: carcinogenic ergo unacceptable. I’ll go with the calories & then hate myself.
Patchouli is the smell of the ’60s. All those joss sticks smouldering away & very effectively smothering the fragrance of wacky baccy.
‘Babe’ is very big here at Patteran Pastures. And just as soon as ‘Charlotte’s Web’ drops below £15.00 at the cheapest retail outlet it’ll take its place in the pantheon of animal/CGI DVDs worshipped by R & R.
Mobile ‘phone/pc speakers. I believe that the carrier wave (?) arrives at the ‘phone & all other transmission-friendly devices before the actual modulated message hence that little Cassandra moment.
Air conditioning is still something of a rarity over here in the Old Country. Maybe now that we’re doing actual heat in the summers (bless you, global warming), we might see it spreading.
‘Drizzle’ – that’s the one that pisses me off.
I know that I have uttered this heresy in megcomments before, but I HAVE NEVER DRUNK A CUP OF COFFEE IN MY ENTIRE LIFE.
Doesn’t that little sound that takes over your computer during a phone call make you wonder what kind of rays are beaming into your head as you talk on the phone?
I will drink your soil…I am addicted to the stuff!
I don’t know what Patchouli smells like, although it’s always associated with hippies. The natural smell I hate is dried eucalyptus. Nasty. I love diet coke, so back off! (I kid.)
You crack me up! I’m as bewildered with your love of coffee as you are with my love of DC. If I have a coffee, it’s mostly milk, with a splash of coffee, and a whole lot of hazelnut syrup. I guess I’m just a fan of impostor drinks :)