Do people who drink coffee out of mugs make better lovers?

[Botany]

We mug people are more ready "to go" anyplace any time and
are willing to grab life by it's handles and go for the gusto damn
the mess and the rings.

Cup and saucer people .... not so much .... always worried about
being neat and proper and God forbid spilling a few drops. Hell,
they are called teacup to boot.

Mug people just dump in some cream or 1/2 and 1/2 (non dairy
creamers are for people who want to be too old to enjoy their
heart attack) but the C. & S. people put theirs into special little
china things .... what ever they are called .... and stir it with snooty
little silver spoons.



mug lady



"teacup people"

[avasmom]

1. its been my experience

that people who don't drink coffee AT ALL make much better kissers.

;-)

[Forkboy]

2. Only if they brush their teeth first.

[SPKrazy]

3. Just give me an IV

and get it over quickly

then I can take off and go, forget the mug or cup :rofl:

[Guava Jelly]

4. You forgot tumbler people.

They are ready to go (just like the mug people) but at faster speeds and their coffee will stay warmer and in the cup!

[Botany]

5. So tumbler people are like mug people?

:think:

No handles but you say in the cup .... hmmmmmmm

[pokerfan]

9. Tumbler? What tumbler?

I'm studying the lacing to see if it's right over left, left over right, or alternating.

ETA: Ah, there's the tumbler!

[Richardo]

6. Based on the OP, they appear to have nice asses.

:thumbsup:

[pokerfan]

7. Nothing says go-getter

like a cheap travel mug.



It means you are on-the-move but also unpretentious.

[siligut]

8. I like what you say here.

Unpretentious is so good. I guess I understand the go-getter idea; it is because the person just bought it for utility and efficiency and no coffee stains on the floor of the car.

I drink tea. I drink it from a heavy, cut-glass glass. I love the way it looks; I love the color and the warmth. I love tea.

As for the OP, I am a sensitive and creative lover, despite my lack of a mug.