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jammin
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#1501: Post by jammin »

Well Chris, you have one of two problems then. Either you have difficulty spotting a joke, or you haven't tasted enough decaf to know it sucks compared to regular. Here is a courtesy emoticon to show that I am just being playful: :lol:

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#1502: Post by DJF »

lordjeebus wrote:I bought both of these used in the past month. I named them R2-D2 and C-3PO.

No money left in my budget for a decent camera...
That's funny... Great find and great machines that will give you fantastic coffee.
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aecletec
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#1503: Post by aecletec »

Apparently you don't know what a double entendre is, but that's ok. Some decaf espresso is quite good but nowhere near that of good "normal". Perhaps you have difficulty understanding what flavour means, too?

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#1504: Post by DJF »

Sorry but I have to say it. I don't care who does the roasting, decaf is crap...it's like trying to enjoy driving a Ferrari with kerosene in the tank.

And Leo...your Semiautomatica looks like a 2003 model. A real beauty. How do you like the espresso so far?
Was this your inspiration?

"24 hours in a day, 24 beers in a case. Coincidence? I don't think so."

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#1505: Post by novyan »

This is mine, just got it yesterday.
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lordjeebus
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#1506: Post by lordjeebus »

DJF wrote:And Leo...your Semiautomatica looks like a 2003 model. A real beauty. How do you like the espresso so far?
Was this your inspiration?

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Indeed, the manual says it was manufactured in 2003 (how could you tell?). Before buying it, I had read it was a very forgiving machine, and this is certainly the case. The espresso is consistently fantastic.

Your picture is hilarious.

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#1507: Post by HB »

Various off-topic replies...
Marshall wrote:As Tim Castle likes to say, decaf drinkers are the truest coffee lovers, because they only drink it for the flavor and aroma.
aecletec wrote:Apparently you don't know what a double entendre is, but that's ok. Some decaf espresso is quite good but nowhere near that of good "normal". Perhaps you have difficulty understanding what flavour means, too?
DJF wrote:Sorry but I have to say it. I don't care who does the roasting, decaf is crap...it's like trying to enjoy driving a Ferrari with kerosene in the tank.
Further off-topic replies about decaffeinated coffee on this thread will be deleted. Thanks for your cooperation.
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#1508: Post by nau »

Here is my setup:


Rocket Cellini Evoluzione and Mahlkonig Vario

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#1509: Post by pizzaman383 »

Here's my Vibiemme and Fiorenzato grinder. I've done a few customizations:
  • Olive wood knobs and handles I made (with satin rock-hard varnish).
  • Tamper handle I made (again from olive wood).
  • Orphan Espresso wide funnel.
  • Stainless custom funnel mounted inside doser.Click Here
  • Macap step-less adjuster and gear adjustment ring
  • Digital (pool heater) timer
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doubleOsoul
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#1510: Post by doubleOsoul »

The olivewood is beautiful. I've had no luck finding someone locally to make handles for my Elektra MCal.
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