Comments | hisdarkmark: Twenty-Sixth Hex

hisdarkmark

Twenty-Sixth Hex - [Voice/Action]

Mar 11, 2011 09:49

And this, Draco, is why you don't make friends. People. Always. Leave.

I do believe I've suddenly become less of an Englishman this way, but coffee has become a bit of a vice. Far more bitter than most tea, but the effects are far greater. ...a year and a half later, and I'm talking about beverages. Honestly.New Feathers? Good luck surviving here ( Read more... )

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baka_jyanai March 12 2011, 00:53:02 UTC

What's coffee? -NO ONE GIVE HER COFFEE-

hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 19:32:30 UTC

It's a bitter beverage that causes you to do some incredibly stupid things sometimes.

baka_jyanai March 12 2011, 20:04:57 UTC

Ew, yuck, I hate bitter stuff. -CRISIS AVERTED.-

hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 22:09:56 UTC

Then I'd avoid it entirely if I were you.

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[ voice ] suitedforcoffee March 12 2011, 06:24:37 UTC

[This would be the Welshman that Jack's referring to.]

Coffee is never a vice.

[ voice ] hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 19:33:39 UTC

It can be if the negative effects start outweighing the positive ones. Example, it never tastes even half-way decent without sugar and cream.

[ voice ] suitedforcoffee March 14 2011, 16:32:01 UTC

Nonsense. If that's the case, you just haven't had good coffee. Perhaps the blend is too heavy, or it's let steep too long. Properly-made coffee should always be palatable. Cream and sugar should only be accents, like adding a bit of pepper to your dinner.

[ voice ] hisdarkmark March 14 2011, 16:52:35 UTC

Until I find someone who makes a decent cup, I'll stand by my bias and switch between coffee and tea. Besides, it's not as though the Malnosso would actually give us decent beverages here.

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[Voice] cruxofapotter March 12 2011, 14:49:19 UTC

You've resorted to coffee?

[He doesn't have the humor at the moment to sound incredulous or teasing.]

[Voice] hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 19:34:19 UTC

I have. Are you honestly that surprised?

[Voice] cruxofapotter March 12 2011, 19:37:03 UTC

If it's what I think this is about, then no. Not really.

[Voice] hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 22:10:27 UTC

Depends. What do you think this is about today?

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[voice] 2ndunitcaptain March 12 2011, 18:06:50 UTC

It sounds like you've hit a new low in life. Congratulations, you are now as boring as everyone else.

[voice] hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 19:34:56 UTC

Ah, the thing I've feared most here has finally come to a head. Thank you for clarifying. Where's the door for the way out?

[voice] 2ndunitcaptain March 12 2011, 19:37:19 UTC

Afraid it's a one way trip.

[voice] hisdarkmark March 12 2011, 22:10:58 UTC

I was hoping that would change once I paid my dues here. I suppose not.

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[voice] hazelrink March 13 2011, 00:20:39 UTC

What about iced tea?

[voice] hisdarkmark March 13 2011, 06:36:52 UTC

It cheapens the taste, wouldn't you say?

[voice] hazelrink March 15 2011, 02:53:10 UTC

You think? I like it more usually... it's sweeter.

[voice] hisdarkmark March 15 2011, 16:46:14 UTC

Tea can't be too sweet, otherwise it's hardly tea at all. But I suppose it's different depending on the country, isn't it, Charlotte?

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