The nastiest %#*$ing thing I've seen all day...

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#1: Post by jesawdy »

While not really raising the discussion level (sorry Dan), I thought it might be fun to post the nastiest, sickest, disgusting coffee-related thing you may have stumbled upon (or experienced).

I'll start.


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It would have to be this:

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/artic ... _business/

Coming to a cafe near you?

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Bleech, this will be my one and only contribution to this thread:


With Daryn's permission from mmm...mmm...good!!!
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#4: Post by annp »

keno wrote:It would have to be this:

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/artic ... _business/

Coming to a cafe near you?

Cheers,
Ken
Oh my god - its Hooters with espresso instead of especially bad food and really cheap beer.

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"Do you take sugar, Sugar?"

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#6: Post by lino replying to timo888 »


http://www.cowgirlsespresso.com/

According to a Seattle paper (I didn't read the Boston article) this sort of thing is becoming popular, many more than just the above chain. And, it's been given the name....


Are you ready...



Sexpresso



It gives a little different meaning to espronography.

I wonder if they use bottomless PFs?



ciao

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#7: Post by RegulatorJohnson »



i witnessed this while at MacWorld SF - 06 in a pretty expensive place.

that wand sat there all night like that getting used and never wiped.

also the pitcher never got rinsed, i guess it never got emptied either. milk would sit for 10 minutes waiting to be topped off and re-steamed.

whats going on in back?


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Link to flickr set "World's Largest Cappuccino"
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#9: Post by jesawdy (original poster) »

From my own...


Cimbali Heat Exchanger tube - Can you tell where the water line is?


This came out of the HX from the brew water side :shock:
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#10: Post by Wushoes »

hahahaha....looks like a fossilised condom :shock:
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