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Jacob, put yourself in that poor bastard's shoes for a moment, having a cheap old robusta boiled for ages being spat into your gob by an old trout. Not pleasant.
To get the appetite back
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Vicky park cafe is my current fav. Square Mile through a Marzocco with happy cow milk served by girl with no bra on a cold day.
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Ah really!! Didn't mean to repost..still worth it though :D
It was probably my 718RSK (replica) that have been posted before, and not the 550? (Kind of nice that nobody mentioned Little Bastard)!Just to show how small these cars really are ;-)
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My last frame is also coffee related (trying to document an issue with a new steam wand).
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The fresh stuff is much more alive
'Kinell that is fast. I have to take at least 3 slurps of each cup before I would hazard a guess. It's no spectator sport though.
In one of the sets he only tasted two of the cups ;-)
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^Nice car!
http://velospace.org/files/khs01.jpg
Wow look at the steep almost vertical seat and head tubes!The owner of a car just like the one below, overheard a conversation of a bypassing couple; "see someone have painted the ugliest car in world in the worst possible color".
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What about acidity?
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... and Coffee Collective were all over the SCAE show in Copenhagen this year.
I was at the show ;-) - Have you seen Casper's killer performance?
YouTube - World Cup Tasting Champion 2008, Casper Engel Rasmussen
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Went to Square Mile Coffee roastery for an espresso tasting session last night. All samples from different Swedish micro-roasteries. Some good stuff there, mostly nice and bright and well balanced.
Don't say no if get the chance to try coffee from Tim Wendelboe or The Coffee Collective.
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^ WOW...
1969–1976
118,978 produced...that's a fair whack and Ive never seen one in my travelsThey have quiet a racing history including Le Mans - a really nice and underrated car!
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I have had one of these - mine being a later 1950 model.
More than half of the 12000 build is still in use - many on a daily basis!
YouTube - Nimbus Motorcycle
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Say hello to professor Luigi Colani
And see the gallery
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Monmouth? - well I know but ...
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VelocityBoy did you solve your problem?
is the naked portafilter to practice your grind and tamping?
Here is probably the best advices one can get:
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Edit: Link removed in respect to those of you who hate cars.
Now what should I do to the pictures of my bike - you know the hipster thing with all it's fails that must be owned by a cunt?
To much hate and intolerance - not an environment for my lifestyle!
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Beautiful man!!
Thanks - a poor man's super car ;-)
I saw it coming - when the crises arrives the car-marked is the first to suffer - and I sold my only car, an old VW beetle (68 T1 automatic). This allowed me to build the bike of my dreams.
And one would probably recognise my interests in classic vehicles by the overall design of this bike?http://www.londonfgss.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3785&stc=1&d=1229436651
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What I'd really love is a replica 904 with a 3.0 911 engine in the back, perfect car!!
On a set of 145R15 you don't need much power to have fun ;-)
But I never get a car this flashy again
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I'm all about the 356 Outlaw at the moment
Understandeble - I'm kind of Porsche biased myself (once owned a RSK-replica).Here is another nice 'outlaw'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqEUhMAa1YM
And the other way around - from road to track (eating Lotuses for breakfast)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XvjVvFdMIY
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We can end this thread now.
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Just like keeping a thread on topic
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