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I Want A Cup Of Coffee So Bad Right Now


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I've never been able to drink coffee - it always gave me painful gas. Love the smell of it, though.

Edited to say that I loved the smell of the coffee, not the gas. lol


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I've never been able to drink coffee - it always gave me painful gas. Love the smell of it, though.

Edited to say that I loved the smell of the coffee, not the gas. lol

:lol: :lol:

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I've never been able to drink coffee - it always gave me painful gas. Love the smell of it, though.

Edited to say that I loved the smell of the coffee, not the gas. lol

:D :D :D Thanks for the giggle. Nothing quite like waking up to the smell of fresh brewed gas.

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:D :D :D Thanks for the giggle. Nothing quite like waking up to the smell of fresh brewed gas.

Thank goodness I dont BREW up as much gas as I used to :lol: :lol:

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Thank goodness I dont BREW up as much gas as I used to :lol: :lol:

:lol::lol::lol: I really had a hard time stiffling the giggles at these last posts! My hubby was snoring next to me and I didn't want to wake him up. Alas! I'm wide awake and jittery because we went to a coffee shop tonight to hear a friend perform and I forgot to ask for my latte decaf. I can remember before going off caffiene that I could go to sleep 5 minutes after an espresso because I was so tolerant of it. At least it's the weekend and I'll have help with the boys tomorrow! :D

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