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North Korean Documentary
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 1:09 am
by Boxilar
This North Korean documentary shows the awful plight of Americans who are forced to exist on snow.
And birds.
Which they can only eat on Tuesday.
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 11:00 am
by ShneekeyTheLost
Seen that one before. Snow Coffee, huh?
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 4:44 pm
by DinkyInky
ShneekeyTheLost wrote:Seen that one before. Snow Coffee, huh?
Well,
I will have to go make a pot then. Cannot have caffeine deprivation run rampant.
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 8:43 pm
by scantrontb
DinkyInky wrote:ShneekeyTheLost wrote:Seen that one before. Snow Coffee, huh?
Well,
I will have to go make a pot then. Cannot have caffeine deprivation run rampant.
I wonder if Tina has that on her menu? if she does, then I'll bet it's made with the "white" coffee that, from what I've heard of, has about twice the caffeine of ordinary black coffee...
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Tue Mar 26, 2013 10:35 pm
by Boxilar
I've heard of folks going so far as buying thier own beans green then roasting them. Apparently they have to outgas for 24 hours or so. I do buy whole beans and grind it myself. Eight 'o Clock brand is my favorite run through a Bunn domestic coffie maker. Would whiter coffie be made from green coffie beans? I know that the darker roasts have less caffine. The roasting process bakes the caffine out of them.
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 12:04 am
by shadowinthelight
scantrontb wrote:I wonder if Tina has that on her menu? if she does, then I'll bet it's made with the "white" coffee that, from what I've heard of, has about twice the caffeine of ordinary black coffee...
White stuff that will really get you going? Sounds like
something else.
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 12:38 am
by Jabberwonky
shadowinthelight wrote:scantrontb wrote:I wonder if Tina has that on her menu? if she does, then I'll bet it's made with the "white" coffee that, from what I've heard of, has about twice the caffeine of ordinary black coffee...
White stuff that will really get you going? Sounds like
something else.
Uncle Albert's Peruvian Cocoa Powder?
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 4:20 am
by Boxilar
shadowinthelight wrote:scantrontb wrote:I wonder if Tina has that on her menu? if she does, then I'll bet it's made with the "white" coffee that, from what I've heard of, has about twice the caffeine of ordinary black coffee...
White stuff that will really get you going? Sounds like
something else.
It's a helluva drug.
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:04 pm
by scantrontb
OK, OK, I get it, ha ha... but y'all are taking this too far, I ain't talking about cocaine... I'm serious, various coffee stands around here (Seattle) have an espresso that is literally white, that they say has more caffeine than the regular stuff... lemme ask around the next day or so to find out more about it. (NOT Starbucks, blech... though they may have it too, i never go to them any more so i don't know)
Re: North Korean Documentary
Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:02 am
by Boxilar
scantrontb wrote:OK, OK, I get it, ha ha... but y'all are taking this too far, I ain't talking about cocaine... I'm serious, various coffee stands around here (Seattle) have an espresso that is literally white, that they say has more caffeine than the regular stuff... lemme ask around the next day or so to find out more about it. (NOT Starbucks, blech... though they may have it too, i never go to them any more so i don't know)
Please do. I'm genuinely curious.