[quote author=Cowhand link=board=10;threadid=15539;start=0#146044 date=1054828685]<br>Community coffee.....equal in color and consistency to 7500 mile Delo 400.....<br><br>Accompanied by a dip of nice fresh Copenhagen....<br><br>FRESH COPE &quot;IT SATISFIES&quot; SINCE 1822 ;D ;D ;D<br>[/quote]<br>Glad to have another Cope user on the site. Keep you lip stuck out and the spit brown <br>DM01

 

Starwhat? Ya'll can keep your $5 cup of coffee. No bargain there....a $5 cup of coffee that lasts maybe 1/2 hour or a $5 can of Cope that lasts a day and a half?<br><br>Besides, if I can't get the good Luzianne, I'll get my coffee where I get my Cope.... Circle K, proudly owned by big oil.<br><br>DM01, what do ya'll pay for a can in Cincy? Is it fresh?<br>$4.75/can here, I can get it at 4 places in town with this weeks' date on it...... ;D ;D ;D

 

Not much of a coffee drinker...but the best coffee I've ever had was cooked up over a fire on a COLD morning in the mountains near Durango, Colorado...miles from nowhere....horses tied up on a line between a couple of trees....eggs, bacon and pancakes cooking over the same fire. Mmmmm....to go back there again. <br><br>Cook claimed his coffee would float horseshoes...and I do believe he may have been right about that.

 

Hoss, you're killing me. Mind's goin back to the sun risin' on the cavvy kickin up dust, smell of mesquite smoke and bacon hangin heavy in that cool morning air.......swinging into a cold saddle on a hot buckskin.... 8) <br><br>Dang it, now I ain't gonna get nothing done today..... [undecided]

 

Folgers. Or gas station hazelnut. I like mine black. No cream or sugar. Just right out of the pot into my mouth. I'm actually a big fan of frappucino's.

 

Real Italian Espresso - straight up, hot and wicked enough to melt the end of a spoon.<br><br>DW

 

Frappawho??? Never, I repeat NEVER, let anyone know folks drink that stuff outside of Dallas......

 

More specifically....outside of Plano and Highland Park. :

 

I knew when they put the Starbucks in it was the beginning of the end. Then they started runnin' the dairies out to grow houses. Starbucks, new houses, kinda reminds me of a movie line &quot;If you build it, they will come.....&quot;

Some knothead on the other side of town bought a new house set up with a nice little M-D mare motel, pens, wash rack and I think a hot walker. What did he do? Tore it all out, put in a brick patio, landscaping, and a BBQ island. Probably has a sub zero fridge full of Frappawhatchamacallits...

At least they drew the line when he tried to pave over the trail so he wouldn't soil the wheels on his Lexus.....

 

[quote author=Cowhand link=board=10;threadid=15539;start=0#146044 date=1054828685]<br>Community coffee.....equal in color and consistency to 7500 mile Delo 400.....<br><br>[/quote]<br><br>Yessir, same here, straight out of the pot and no additives. ;D

 

I drink it black and strong, no additives.<br>Only time I ever had to &quot;Cut&quot; coffee was in France. <br>That stuff was like mud.

 

I gotta side w/ Cowhand &amp; dodgeman01, Cope is much better ;D

 

San Francisco Bay Columbian, freshly ground. After years of drinking all that other bilge water, I feel I deserve the best. So I get to Starbucks once in a while. Big deal, it's my money. You ain't had coffee until you've swilled down some c-rats packs of instant coffee. RamLovingVet must have guts of iron to like that. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. What's more important is how much of it you drink. Personally, I manage an average of 5-6 cups a day and then switch to tea, hot, gunpowder for the remainder of the day.<br><br>~Dave

 

All coffee ;D ;D

 

3-4 cups a year....and only when it's cold outside.<br><br>