Don't look at me, Craig, I'm just as confused as you are. We've got J dropping non sequiturs like an eccentric Canadian, Jenny claiming that she's not J (yeah, right), and you, as ever, bringing crack into the conversation.
And here I am trying to figure out what the hell is so bad about hot rods and Betsy Ross.
January 24, 2006 05:42 PM
6. jenny. not, in this case, "j"
Right; I thought it was rather rude of me to drop in without comment on a most enjoyable review, too, but I was in a hurry this morning.
First, I really like the name Marxy. May I say that?
Next, That was one erudite review -- over my head I could even say, but pleasantly so. As I read I thought, "I would like to know more about the things this person is talking about."
And I can appreciate that the quantities of product we Americans are accustomed to are "gross". When I travelled in Italy, it was my wonder and delight to see grown men order a cup of coffee ("un caffe"), and be served a tablespoon of liquid -- frothy, well-made, soulful liquid -- into which they almost invariably stirred a packet of sugar with a diminuative spoon then knocked back like a shot of ouzo. Mmmm. Hits the spot. (And if you like that, try a "caffe correto").
Though she might not have coined the phrase, it was from Mary Poppins that I learned, "enough is as good as a feast."
Thanks for the good reading Marxy and Canned coffee.com.
March 4, 2006 02:42 PM
7. naSailor
I love American Coffee. I used to buy it every day. Cost me 120 yen a pop, about a buck. I spent 3 years in Japan and tried drinks from thier machines that were just crazy, but this is my favorite. I bought 2 cases to take back to the US with me and sadly, I have only 1 left. I'm saving it. For a special occassion.
October 19, 2006 02:41 PM
8. Anonymous
All that and you basically didnt say if it was good or not... poop.
July 18, 2007 04:35 PM
9. Anonymous
I actually like it..its pretty smooth and straightforward..
January 18, 2008 05:19 PM
10. Stelter
I'm drinking a can of it now, mwaa ha ha. It's the same price as the Georgia Coffee, but you get more.
Oh sure, so now all the "eccentrics" get to be "American" too.
That wasn't me. I don't even get it.
David, what the hell's going on here?!
Marxy: Nice review.
"So what kind of poor soul steps up to the neighborhood vending machine and intentionally buys a can of Dydo's "American Coffee"?"
Have you read A Million Little Pieces? Probably a recovering crack addict.
Don't look at me, Craig, I'm just as confused as you are. We've got J dropping non sequiturs like an eccentric Canadian, Jenny claiming that she's not J (yeah, right), and you, as ever, bringing crack into the conversation.
And here I am trying to figure out what the hell is so bad about hot rods and Betsy Ross.
Right; I thought it was rather rude of me to drop in without comment on a most enjoyable review, too, but I was in a hurry this morning.
First, I really like the name Marxy. May I say that?
Next, That was one erudite review -- over my head I could even say, but pleasantly so. As I read I thought, "I would like to know more about the things this person is talking about."
And I can appreciate that the quantities of product we Americans are accustomed to are "gross". When I travelled in Italy, it was my wonder and delight to see grown men order a cup of coffee ("un caffe"), and be served a tablespoon of liquid -- frothy, well-made, soulful liquid -- into which they almost invariably stirred a packet of sugar with a diminuative spoon then knocked back like a shot of ouzo. Mmmm. Hits the spot. (And if you like that, try a "caffe correto").
Though she might not have coined the phrase, it was from Mary Poppins that I learned, "enough is as good as a feast."
Thanks for the good reading Marxy and Canned coffee.com.
I love American Coffee. I used to buy it every day. Cost me 120 yen a pop, about a buck. I spent 3 years in Japan and tried drinks from thier machines that were just crazy, but this is my favorite. I bought 2 cases to take back to the US with me and sadly, I have only 1 left. I'm saving it. For a special occassion.
All that and you basically didnt say if it was good or not... poop.
I actually like it..its pretty smooth and straightforward..
I'm drinking a can of it now, mwaa ha ha. It's the same price as the Georgia Coffee, but you get more.