Re: OT-ish:Conlang Census

Mark J. Reed wrote:

> CB> Oh well, I don't like coffee as I said, but I like the smell of it.
Weird.
>
> No, not weird, perfectly normal.  Axiem is the weird one here. :)
>
> Even most people who *like* coffee admit that it's an acquired taste, but
most
> have always liked the aroma.  Personally, I'm in the "like the smell, not
the
> taste" camp, too.
Well, I probably agree that the taste is acquired...

> Now, *good* coffee made properly from good beans so that it's not bitter -
> well, still tastes pretty bad to me, actually, but is potable with enough
> cream and sugar. :)
On the other hand, the more bitter and strong the most I appreciate it.
Black coffee and coffee with milk are for me two different pleasures if done
properly (I still prefer dark coffee with milk than milk with coffee, and it
better be milk than cream of whitener).

I stop using sugar when I realized that most of the sugar consumption at
home was for me to put into coffee.  It was hard at the beginning but now I
cannot stand the taste of black coffee with sugar.

I do like coffee candies and ice cream though.

-- Carlos Th

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