Went to the Strand since I am up here in NYC. Haven't bought physical books in forever, but these seem like great choices.
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Reheating espresso!!!!???? AARRGGGHHHH!!!
Actually, since I'm too lazy to cook, if it were not for my microwave I'd starve to death...
(thus relieving those few masochists who read my posts from that burden.)
Too lazy to cook?! This is a surprise considering the amount of steps you take to get a really great cup of espresso!
What you need to do is find a wife who loves to cook and loves coffee. The two of you will probably live happily ever after.
oh, the irony
What's funny is that the top two were in the "banned" section. I guess banned from schools for some reason or another..
Too lazy to cook?! This is a surprise considering the amount of steps you take to get a really great cup of espresso!
I'm willing to go through an insane amount of crap (roasting coffee, clean up...grinding coffee, clean up...pre-heat espresso machine, cooling flush, tamping coffee, pulling shots...clean up...weekly maintenance of all the stuff...and cleaning up) for 2 1/2 ounces of coffee.
But boiling an egg...not happening!!
As far as finding a woman who loves to cook and loves coffee...the only problem is she has to put up with me.
An insoluble complication!!!
Why not just build one?As far as finding a woman who loves to cook and loves coffee...the only problem is she has to put up with me.
An insoluble complication!!!
I'm willing to go through an insane amount of crap (roasting coffee, clean up...grinding coffee, clean up...pre-heat espresso machine, cooling flush, tamping coffee, pulling shots...clean up...weekly maintenance of all the stuff...and cleaning up) for 2 1/2 ounces of coffee.
But boiling an egg...not happening!!
As far as finding a woman who loves to cook and loves coffee...the only problem is she has to put up with me.
An insoluble complication!!!
I lol'ed!
I'm willing to go through an insane amount of crap (roasting coffee, clean up...grinding coffee, clean up...pre-heat espresso machine, cooling flush, tamping coffee, pulling shots...clean up...weekly maintenance of all the stuff...and cleaning up) for 2 1/2 ounces of coffee.
But boiling an egg...not happening!!
As far as finding a woman who loves to cook and loves coffee...the only problem is she has to put up with me.
An insoluble complication!!!
I have came across a few of your posts in other threads and I have never came across someone as obsessed with coffee as you
. I have been thinking of starting to drink it myself by just using ground coffee in a cafetiere. A decent way to start?
Turtle Beach PX5's. I hated the DPX21's I had before. The cups were too small and the cables were just atrocious. I'm hoping these are better.
Turtle Beach PX5's. I hated the DPX21's I had before. The cups were too small and the cables were just atrocious. I'm hoping these are better.
I use these with my Xbox 360. They are great!
I have came across a few of your posts in other threads and I have never came across someone as obsessed with coffee as you
I am truly around the bend about coffee. But I'm a total ignoramus and lightweight dilettante compared to some of the folks on on the coffee focused forums, which I avoid (usually) for fear of going further around the bend.
To be honest, I was unfamiliar with the word "cafetiere". Looking it up, I discovered it refers to what I know as a press, or french press. The only advice I can give you is two points...first, make sure the pre-ground coffee you buy for the press is specifically a press grind. Don't use a drip grind (too fine), or, obviously, an espresso grind (WAY, WAY too fine), you'll just get sludge. So look for a grind specifically for a cafetiere or french press...it's a very coarse grind.
Second, get the very best coffee you can afford. With espresso, you can have a $3,000 machine and a $1,000 grinder, but if you use crappy beans you'll get crappy coffee...GIGO!
Especially with a press (but, really, with any method), the coffee is the most important element.
One more suggestion...do a little reading about making coffee with a press. Don't get nuts, like me, but knowing a little about water temperature and brew time is important.(for example: http://coffeegeek.com/guides/presspot/)
I'm told by those who use a press that you can make terrific coffee with a minimum of fussing...the diametric opposite of making espresso, which is one big fuss!!
ENJOY!!!
Edit: We are way OT on this thread...shouldn't continue this discussion here
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I use these with my Xbox 360. They are great!
That's good to hear because I have an Xbox as well and I was hoping they would work great with that as well (I don't have a headset for the 360).
I just tried them out, and although it took some serious fiddling with the PS3's settings, I finally got them to work with my recording device so I can hear other people talking in the recording. Annoying, but hopefully now that everything is set, I won't have to mess with the settings again.
finally had some money over the holidays + saving up from the job and was able to buy some upcoming albums (and some dvd's) to keep me occupied during winter time )..
Stratovarius "Nemesis" Limited Hard Book Edition
Helloween "Straight Out of Hell" Limited Edition with Poster
Stratovarius "Under Flaming Winter Skies" DVD+2CD Edition
Kamelot "Silverthorn" Box Set Edition
Kamelot "One Cold Winter's Night" 2DVD+CD Edition
Luca Turilli's Rhapsody "Ascending To Infinity" CD/DVD Edition
Avantasia "Flying Opera" 2CD/2DVD Edition"
Sonata Arctica "Live In Finland" DVD/CD Box Set
).. Stratovarius "Nemesis" Limited Hard Book Edition
Helloween "Straight Out of Hell" Limited Edition with Poster
Stratovarius "Under Flaming Winter Skies" DVD+2CD Edition
Kamelot "Silverthorn" Box Set Edition
Kamelot "One Cold Winter's Night" 2DVD+CD Edition
Luca Turilli's Rhapsody "Ascending To Infinity" CD/DVD Edition
Avantasia "Flying Opera" 2CD/2DVD Edition"
Sonata Arctica "Live In Finland" DVD/CD Box Set
Yup, it's the best case I've used for the iPad mini so far. And I usually dislike having cases on my device.
Got this baby from a friend for the price of a 500GB external hard drive and $50 cash! It has hinges that don't stay in place, it's heavily dented, the superdrive is broken, and the battery is at 60% health. Other than those problems, this computer is awesome!
It's a 15" late 2008 uMBP.
It has a removable battery!
It's a 15" late 2008 uMBP.
It has a removable battery!
The way some people treat their possessions is unbelievable. Congrats on getting a deal on it.
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