will do...thanks

Czech beer.



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tap water out of a crusty 7-11 big gulp cup sans ice.
yeah.

Hang in there, VB.

decaf cappuccino...with some chocolate sprinkled on top...

i'm a cappuccino making wizard

i wish it could be caffeinated, but my heart would beat irregularly for hours - damn irregular heartbeat!

Due to the recommendations (praise, rather) of some people on the board, I go a bottle of Blanton's single barrel bourbon at the duty free back. I tasted it yesterday, supposedly to help me get to sleep, and it is really good. Still clearly bourbonish, but yet reminiscent of a single malt. Pity most places I went in the USA you only could choose between Jim Beam and Canadian Club.

José

Cider....i got nothing to do for the next week and a half, might as well start drinkin...

Freshly brewed chamomile natural tea, with honey in it.

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Freshly brewed chamomile natural tea, with honey in it.

that should make you feel better!

Yep, that thing worked wonders!

Horrible, horrible work coffee. Tastes like a cigarette that was put out in an armpit.

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Originally posted by striv:
Yep, that thing worked wonders!

Had one earlier, just after my throwing up!

And, me believes that it shouldn't be chamomile tea. Just chamomile. It's not a variety of tea, is it? No.

What do you mean? Chamomile is the herb (those tiny little yellow flowers). You brew those and make chamomile tea. We use the coffee maker at work (not that the guys use it anyways). I bought bulk, throw some in the filter and then let the boiled water go through it. Comes out perfect.

What Andreas means is that if there's no tea in it, it's not tea.
But tisane.

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Chamomile is the herb (those tiny little yellow flowers)

Exactly. It's a whole different herb from tea. It should be called just plain chamomile... hot drink, or whatever. Tea is, well, tea... hot drink.

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tisane

That's the word I was looking for. Thank you mr Arkan! Αφέψιμο.

it's called chamomile infusion.

or... is it?

I had to wiki tisane. It's herbal tea. A tea is a tea. You boil something in water and then drink it, unless coffee, then it's tea.

We're splitting hairs here. I call it tea and that's final.