Digg This URL Grey: Tea Is the New Coffee
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#2"Web 2.0 zillionaires"? Lost me right there.
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#3Tea is the new coffee, if we're to believe that two entrepreneurs represent the opinion of the valley.
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#4Summary: Kevin Rose and Tim Ferris prefer Tea to Coffee.
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#5"Web 2.0 zillionaires"? Lost me right there.
Why? Was it the "Web 2.0" or the hyperbole? I don't have a problem with it. Would you have a preferred a more staid, "Businessmen who have made a lot of money by designing and marketing a website that does blah, blah, blah"? Lighten up.
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#6Coffee in the morning, tea in the afternoon. Best of both worlds :D
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#7I've been drinking more tea lately but the $2 stuff at the grocery store seems to work fine.
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#8"Web 2.0 zillionaires"? Lost me right there.
As far as I can tell, it's just an article about beverage choices. You don't appear to have missed much.
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#9I prefer tea, but I usually drink coffee in order to avoid the 2.5 sugars per cup I take with tea. I bet that's made your life complete knowing that, hasn't it? No? How could that be? Maybe some things aren't worth making articles out of? Speaking of which, my programming font of choice - before the seventh top 10 list this week pops up - is the first monospaced font I come across.
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#10I prefer to drink Chamomile as I try to avoid caffeine as much as I can. At the moment, I use Twinnnings Chamomile tea bags (for convenience), but as soon as I move into my own place, I'm going to start growing my own in the garden and drying and storing it for drinking.