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Oh yes, too long is bad... As for the "snob" part, I was intending the traditional use of the word: Meaning "person who vulgarly apes his social superiors" arose 1843, popularized 1848 by William Thackeray's "Book of Snobs." The meaning later broadened to include those who insist on their...

This is correct... In the US they call them Corndogs & in Australia we call them Dagwood dogs.

:D This is a whole new thread!!!.... As I am not entirely self-absorbed with investing (ahem) I also indulge in the simple pleasure of tea... BUT, there is far more to tea (in a traditional, cultural & spiritual sense) then merely differing varieties. Wow, it is so good to hear someone else...

Wow, so many coffee lovers! It's great! I see a few Baristas amongst us... now that is true passion! ;) It really is good to hear so many people willing to shell out a little extra for some of life's simple pleasures... it makes every day that much more enjoyable :D Happy grinding! ;)

Well, it seems we have a healthy mix of coffee aficionado's and 'common people' ;) merely jest.... Mrs Indi & Mstr Indi were at the supermarket the other day and Mstr Indi (13 yrs) tried a small coffee from an 'in-store tasting stand' and abruptly outburst with: "AAHHHH, they burnt the coffee...

Does anyone else share an addiction for the simple, yet refined things in life? For me, after having lived in Melbourne for a few years I must say, I have become a coffee snob :o You see, it is almost impossible to be served a bad brew in Melbourne, anyone who stays for just a while, will...