What are you, java-wise?

[smalll]

(Inspired by this thread:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4636285 )

[XemaSab]

1. Like

I'm like, a Californian? And like, I really like, like, lattes?

[babylonsister]

2. What's a latte? Gimme Kroger's best! nt

[Sanity Claws]

3. I'm a tea drinker

and I don't stick out my pinky.

[Eurobabe]

4. Used to have a 6-8c. a day addiction

until I had to quit for health reasons. Now I drink only decaf.

And I always said, death before decaf, well I rethought THAT rather quickly. :D

[Sapphocrat]

5. I'm a...

...Can't-Afford-A-Five-Buck-A-Day-At-Starbucks-Habit, brew-it-at-home coffee drinker.

(And even if I wanted to get nickeled-and-dimed every day, Dunkin' Donuts coffee bites.)

[MadBadger]

6. All three?

I dont drink coffee, I like donuts, and I like the Caramel Apple Spice from Starbucks.

[Madam Mossfern]

7. I gave up coffee about a month ago

But I really only liked my own..Melitta traditional or classic brewed very strong with half and half and sugar. I never liked Starbucks and could tolerate Dunkin Donuts.

Since I gave up coffee, everyone at work and home has been much more mellow.

[billyoc]

8. What, no Mochaccino Marxist choice?!

:rofl:

[smalll]

9. So far, it's 60 % LL, 20% DDD -

(Looks like at this point on Sunday night, the people who can indulge their whimsical desires for an imaginary hip black friend are outnumbering the people who need a President.)

[smalll]

10. (Dupe) /nt

[nomorewhopper]

15. i like trader joe's coffee

what's that make me?

it's good but its cheap. i brew it at home and drink a pot, literally, every day. i WUV my java.

[Fovea]

11. I prefer Café presse.

Cheese eating surrender monkey roast!

[whistle]

12. I do Poor Man's Cappuccinos and drink them straight from a mason jar

...microwaved and shaken :yoiks:

[JI7]

13. cappuccino blast from baskin robbins is the closest i get to drinking coffee

i drink some other times but not really into it that much.

[dkf]

14. I thought we were all broke now.

I drink from the office coffee pot. Of course, we do grind our own french roast and we like it nice and strong and all day long!

[smalll]

19. You think we're all broke right now?

LOL! You must not be an Obamatron! (Or if you are, you're feeling a little squeezed this year by textbook prices and a surprisingly expensive meal plan!)

[dkf]

20. Ha. Being sarcastic, ya got me.

I'm in not bad shape, but I do consider a starbucks a day a complete waste of $.

[smalll]

24. Sorry!

:hi: Not in terrible shape myself, but I also find Starbucks a complete waste of money. I might have a coffee there two or three times a year, and if I do, it's regular old plain coffee -- (I always have to remember that "tall" means small.)

[Starbucks Anarchist]

16. Black/2 sugars wherever I can get it.

[goodgd_yall]

17. I am more like the Dunkin Donuts Democrat due to finances

Although there are no Dunkin Donuts out here. My favorites places for cheap coffee are gas station food marts.

I do have issues that I want addressed that would affect my life in a very close-up way. I think that is probably what separates a Dunkin Donuts democrat from a Latte Democrat.

[smalll]

22. It's not over yet. On to Texas and Ohio!

Some people may think words are change -
But you and I know better: words are cheap.
You can't just talk about the special interests;
You have to take them on.

[tammywammy]

18. There aren't any Dunkin Donuts near me

Really I just drink regular coffee or Monster.

edited to add: and I prefer extra dry cappuccinos to lattes.

[blonndee]

21. I can't really afford to buy coffee most of the time but Dunkin' Donuts is

much closer to my budget than lattes! I make it at home and drink the free stuff at school most of the time. :)

[housewolf]

23. Nothin' like home-brew

Well, home-filtered, actially. Freshly ground dark, rich roast. Super-hot water good-tasting water, just off a boil. One cup at a time, completely fresh-brewed. There's just nothing that can compete, nothing.

[krabigirl]

25. Other: tea

[mondo joe]

26. Latte liberal - I'm in Seattle! - though I don't drink latte's. Drip coffee from a good

small roaster is my preference. Starbucks is an acceptable alternative, when necessary.

[MADem]

27. I'm a "make my own" pragmatic progressive. Starbucks tastes like crap to me.

Dunkin Donuts is owned by Republicans and that mendacious Carlyle Group. I won't give them my money!

I get my coffee in Brazil. Or Puerto Rico. It's cheap and delicious.

Bain Capital, FWIW, is where cretinous Mittsy the Shittsy made his dough: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkin'_Donuts

Dunkin' Donuts, along with Togo's and Baskin-Robbins, is owned by Dunkin' Brands Inc. (previously Allied Domecq Quick Service Restaurants, a part of Allied Domecq). Dunkin' Brands was owned by French beverage company, Pernod Ricard S.A. after it purchased Allied Domecq. They reached an agreement in December 2005 to sell the brand to a consortium of three private equity firms, Bain Capital Partners, the Carlyle Group and Thomas H. Lee Partners.

[Colobo]

28. I'm a Borders Liberal.

[marlakay]

29. I drink tea too, don't like the taste of coffee

I like Chai tea latte's though...

[smalll]

30. Another paid shill for the apostrophe companies.

:eyes:

[blogslut]

31. No preference, really

I like it strong with sugar and creamer.

Lately I've been buying Caribe! because it's teh cheapest on the grocery store shelf.

I think I got into a fight with MrCoffee once about how I liked Hazelnut, but that is Lounge drama. I told him that I was pulling down espresso levers when he was a baby. I've had some of the finest coffee ever made but in the end, I don't really don't care as long as it's strong with sugar and cream.

[Rowdyboy]

32. I'm gay for Gevalia....particularly Costa Rican Peaberry

[smalll]

33. Somehow, I think I can mark you down for Obama.

You could probably single-handedly provide health insurance to several well-deserving but economically-disadvantaged little moppets from the money you personally spend on your "Gevalia Costa Rican Peaberry." Here's hoping you need no sugar to make it taste sweet! :hi:

[Rowdyboy]

41. I could also feed a small village on what I've pissed down the drain buying alcohol

over the years. I could invite the homeless to live in my guest bedrooms. I could give away all my possessions and live in a cabin in the woods.

Instead, since its morning, I'm going down to put on a pot of coffee-no sugar, just cream.

Here's hoping that sanctimonius attitude works for you.

Oh, and I haven't chosed between Obama and Clinton yet, so your dig was even stupider.

[NastyRiffraff]

38. Oh yeah, Gevalia!

Love the stuff. I drink too much of it, though.

[Rowdyboy]

42. It really is the best coffee I've found!

[AgadorSparticus]

34. I'm a closet latte liberal. I hate the fact that I really enjoy an iced cinnamon dulce latte.

...but it's an expensive habit I am well on the way of breaking. I am now 6 months starbucksfree.

[Raejeanowl]

35. No Chains Bind Me

At home, from the supermarket, Seattle's Best, Henry's Blend or French Roast. Dark, rich, reliably delicious.

[eppur_se_muova]

36. I keep java/javascript turned off -- no pop-ups that way. nt

[Seabiscuit]

37. I don't frequent Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts.

I make my own coffee at home with egg and sausage and freshly squoze orange juice.

And I don't even know or care wtf "java" is when it comes to the internet.

[dethl]

39. I'm caffeine sensitive...

If I drink too much of anything (including coffee) that contains caffeine I am highly prone to panic attacks.

[bridgit]

40. If it's good enough for JavaMan, it's good enough for me

[Adelante]

43. I make my own coffee - Cuban

It is very, very strong and very cheap.

[IDemo]

44. I'm not at all java wise. I couldn't even handle C++

[dysfunctional press]

45. coffee is vile swill. in 47 years, i've consumed exactly 3 sips.

nt

[Iktomiwicasa]

46. A choice for me wasn't on the list

I'm a frybread and wojapi indian ;)