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nberry said:
I have my coffee flown in from Hawaii every month. It is from the Koa coffee plantation their special reserve blend. I "mill" it each morning. BTW, serving it in a warm cup is a another fallacy. A good coffee cup is all that is required. No plastic or synthetic materials.
Good coffee and good cars go hand to hand. Here is a coffee you should consider. Peets is not in the same league.
http://www.koacoffee.com/
nick, koa coffee wanted me to make sure you knew of possible side effects and health concerns associated with coffee for liability reasons!
i'm a little surprised you take these risks on a regular basis.
it would seem driving a cgt is a walk in the park compared to regular caffeine consumption.
-While caffeine can delay the onset of sleep, it also interferes with rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, the stage when dreams occur.
-Caffeine affects the heart and blood vessels by elevating cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
-You start taking it slowly, but as your body develops a tolerance to it, you need more and more to feel the same effects
-like amphetamines or other dangerous narcotics, it increases your heartbeat, breathing, and metabolic rate
-Caffeine causes increased gastric acid secretion which in turn aggravates peptic ulcers.
-Heavy coffee drinking doubles the risk of bladder cancer
-caffeine decreases reaction time to visual and auditory stimuli and does not alter arithmetic skills or short-term memory.
-it diminishes the performance of manual tasks involving delicate muscular coordination
-150-300 mg. of caffeine per day during their pregnancy had more than twice the risk of delivering underweight babies
-When the drug effects wear off it causes irritability, nervousness, headaches, and depression.
-while it may speed up reaction time and improve automatic processing skills like doing arithmetic problems, it worsens performance of more complicated tasks
-Within five minutes after you drink your morning coffee, the caffeine begins to stimulate your central nervous system, triggering the release of stress hormones in your body, causing a stress ("fight or flight" ) response
-The drug continues to have an effect on the body as long as it remains in the blood. The time required to eliminate half of the caffeine consumed - caffeine's half-life - ranges from several hours to several days
We just established above that it also takes him to Hooters. 
