Did Eric and Dylan like coffee?

I'm curious to know.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong!  As there is some confusion as to which one wrote it, but either E or D had written a paper/essay saying they loved the smell of coffee but not the taste. Or something along those lines.

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Someone please correct me if I am wrong!  As there is some confusion as to which one wrote it, but either E or D had written a paper/essay saying they loved the smell of coffee but not the taste. Or something along those lines.

Yes, there was some confusion but it seems like it was Dylan.

Since the language is a bit more sophisticated. He also writes his favorite word, halcyon. I THINK the confusion came from it being on Eric's server, I could be wrong about that.

Wow. It's crazy how similar Dylan and I are. Thank you both for your replies.

Screamingophelia wrote:

ShadowedGoddess wrote:

Someone please correct me if I am wrong!  As there is some confusion as to which one wrote it, but either E or D had written a paper/essay saying they loved the smell of coffee but not the taste. Or something along those lines.

Yes, there was some confusion but it seems like it was Dylan.

Since the language is a bit more sophisticated. He also writes his favorite word, halcyon. I THINK the confusion came from it being on Eric's server, I could be wrong about that.

Most likely that was how it got mixed up.

RebAndVoDKa wrote:

Wow. It's crazy how similar Dylan and I are. Thank you both for your replies.

No problem. Most here do try to help when we can.

Brah you're a bit too obsessed when you're wondering if they liked coffee

I was going to ask you if you liked coffee, but now I feel awkward.

I do. It helps a lot.

So much ugh. And again, wrong section.

Nobody knows, I guess. There was no mention of coffee. I would assume they would have had plenty of coffee before the massacre if they were heavy drinkers. Also, I don’t believe we had many Starbucks around back in my days as a young girl. Everyone was much slimmer in general. I think the lack of sugar and places to eat was the reason being. Everyone smoked a lot of cigarettes though and coffee was something you typically made in a pot for the reasons mentioned. Teenagers didn’t typically drink coffee because of that reason. The machines back then we’re old school style and the population was much smaller. The coffee was natural and strong like it is suppose to be, but when they franchised coffee shops, the coffee became automatic and dulled. I actually have a metabolic disease and I have had to stop eating out since they put me on medication to slow my metabolism down. We didn’t have the junk food available to us, not all the sweetened coffees either. The only time we ever really ate out back in my days as a young girl during 1999 was the convenient stores. That is where you get little treats but coffees were usually the kind that was in a pot. Treats in those days were what Eric referred to as “slim Jim’s or even Pizza Hut, as what he said he liked was “pepperoni pizza with bell peppers on it.” Other than McDonald’s, but in those days, we didn’t go there that often since it was really the only junk food around. That’s when Dylan got Cinamini’s. I hope that answers your question. Coffee wasn’t really thing. Adults were very slim back in the day. Usually they’d drink it black or lightly creamed which wasn’t what you see today. Coffee is very sugary, caramels, chocolates, mochas etc. Something that would appeal to the younger crowd. Girls were much slimmer.