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My set entire set up (hoping to add a Hario manual grinder and get rid of the cheap Walmart (Hamilton Beach) metal blade grinder). The end result, awful at taking pictures, the cup is half full, it didn't make THAT little lol. Also, please excuse the paint job back there, whoever painted it before we moved in got spots everywhere.

I think a good majority of people take up their coffee drinking method from their family, for better or worse because a lot of us have been drinking it since we were children in some form or fashion.

I've always been of the belief that the Japanese government doesn't want people to get really old, it's part of the reason why they subsidize cigarettes. They want everyone to get cancer and die because there's already too many old people, not enough people to work, the Japanese social security system is going to collapse unless there's an influx of children being born. Japan is set to have 100M people by 2050.

Well, I got it in the can, and it was pure coacoa so that's probably why, but yeah. As far as hot cocoa goes I have to have Swiss miss.

That's interesting because I've had some VERY bitter hot chocolate. The Starbucks hot chocolate is the most bitter thing I've ever tasted and that includes burnt dark roasted coffee.

Whipped coffee is so overrated. It's literally instant coffee with a fuck load of sugar with some hot water. That being said, the quest is on to make it palatable thanks to r/coffee.

Totally just realized that was not enough choices, so there's 4 now.

So, I used to hate it as a child, but as I became an adult and now at 30 I love the stuff. I'm talking about coffee you make yourself, not Starbucks or a percolator. So, do you like coffee? If so how do you like it, do you just buy it or do you prepare it yourself? How do you prepare it? I got rid of my coffee make and use a Hario v60 and an Aeropress depending on how much work I want to put into it. I buy beans from the store, and occasionally pre-ground. I'm hoping to subscribe to a Japanese coffee subscription soon as well. Currently I go for medium roasts as it's pretty hard to find lighter roasts in the store and I'm not ready for the dark roasted traditional Japanese coffee aka jet fuel. ☕ -Also be sure to say if you prefer tea over coffee, what kind and why? I pay around $16USD for a small container of pure matcha every 3 months and it's definitely worth it. Matcha is stronger and has even more health benefits than green tea, especially if you get pure and not "made with matcha". I still need a chosen though as I just sift it and cold brew it. 🍵

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-52177125 English Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been admitted into hospital.

That Facebook one is actually the first time he's shown his face online when he's playing in probably a year as well. Interesting.

Ray generally goes on Instagram at least twice a week and plays for an hour or so.

It actually reminds me of how DIMLIM did 喜怒哀楽.

Either that or new songs, my knowledge of Kanji is very limited.

I wonder if the special edition will make it to iTunes (Japan or otherwise.)

The singer plays guitar on the first song, the guitarist sings on the second, the bassist on the third, and the drummer sings on the 4th song (🤯). I think the last two are instrumental.

Oh, I didn't notice, I usually ignore those and look at the pretty pictures honestly xD. Thanks, because Cdjapan was no help at all.

I can't find any details on what difference there is between the regular and limited edition is.

https://soranews24.com/2020/04/04/how-to-kill-your-temptation-to-go-outside-this-weekend-with-one-piece-of-paper-and-some-tape/

The Desperado did a show on Instagram live, but that was 3 hours ago and I wouldn't have the slightest idea how to save it.

Here's hoping Asuka and Natsu go on to something better.

He should become a solo artist or just a producer and electronic musician or just do what Daichi is doing because Re:tters turned out quite well.