Are you a Tea or Coffee person?
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all the estate blokes went through a phase of having them (bit like the neds with their Staffies of today) only the JR's were evil nasty vindictive little ****ers, Staffies are lovely.
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I'm a coffee drinker. Coffee, coffee and more coffee. Espresso with a sugar in it, latte without. None of that instant shite either - I'll sweep up the contents of the cat's tray, bake it, grind it and pour water over it if I ever feel the urge to drink Nescafe again. I cannot stand the small of tea, let alone the the taste of it. Would rather gargle warm piss out of a drunk tramp's knob than have a 'cuppa'. 
The missus, however, loves her tea. Builders tea. The stronger the better. Yorkshire in preference. Let it soak and then muller the bag against the side of the mug (yea, mug, not cup you soft southern ponce) with a spoon or (given that we empty the dishwasher roughly once every month) your thumb. Oh and on taking the first swig, it's obligatory to let out a large, 'ahhhh' sound.

The missus, however, loves her tea. Builders tea. The stronger the better. Yorkshire in preference. Let it soak and then muller the bag against the side of the mug (yea, mug, not cup you soft southern ponce) with a spoon or (given that we empty the dishwasher roughly once every month) your thumb. Oh and on taking the first swig, it's obligatory to let out a large, 'ahhhh' sound.
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We were entertaining guests a while back and towards the end served tea and coffee. We'd run out of ground coffee so I made up a glass pot of Nescafe. I was going to tell them sorry, Nescafe is all we have (honest) but before I could do so some had already poured theirs and taken a sip. Then one of them said "Oooh, posh coffee!". I didn't have the heart to tell them the truth after that - and nobody noticed the difference.
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And what's wrong with Nescafe? 
We were entertaining guests a while back and towards the end served tea and coffee. We'd run out of ground coffee so I made up a glass pot of Nescafe. I was going to tell them sorry, Nescafe is all we have (honest) but before I could do so some had already poured theirs and taken a sip. Then one of them said "Oooh, posh coffee!". I didn't have the heart to tell them the truth after that - and nobody noticed the difference.

We were entertaining guests a while back and towards the end served tea and coffee. We'd run out of ground coffee so I made up a glass pot of Nescafe. I was going to tell them sorry, Nescafe is all we have (honest) but before I could do so some had already poured theirs and taken a sip. Then one of them said "Oooh, posh coffee!". I didn't have the heart to tell them the truth after that - and nobody noticed the difference.


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Be the most excitement I've had in my life for many a month 
That stuff is an insult to the word "coffee"
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I've just had a cheese and Branston pickle sandwich. Large lumps though. I do prefer the nancy small lump stuff.
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You're making me hungry now, have to go in search of cheese and pickled onions.......





if Ida known how 'scruffy' you really are, I wouldn't have bought TWO jars of squillion dollar coffee (after the first one rolled outa the boot and smashed onto the drive 
