WTF Post Pics of Your Vulva! I'll go first.

[gee]

Those things are the biggest scam since bottled water.

I use a tassimo machine - works out to 49 cents/cup taxes in, using grocery store brand t-discs.

I'm sure using a standard coffee perk, filters and a big can of folgers ends up being cheaper, but it's worth it for the convenience of the thing. Throw the travel mug and t-disc in the machine, push the button, put my shoes on, grab the mug/throw out the t-disc and out the door I go. Clean the machine every few days.

I do wish someone would make a refillable t-disc for the thing. Can't be that hard to make.

 

[eileenbunny]

well they can be offended then, because that shit is retarded. literally.

Mentally challenged people can make more sense of science than that.

It's not about science, it's about faith.

 

[Domon]

It's not about science, it's about faith.

no. Its about science.

Faith != eschewing fact.

 

[Domon]

That's absurd-- sanitation has been a big deal since the advent of urbanization. Look at ancient Rome for fuck's sake! Running water, sewers, indoor toilets, heated baths, etc. And they aren't alone, they're just the first example I thought of.

Rome was kind of an exception. the other 95% of the world was still living in moderate filth. Look at the middle ages.

 

[itburnswhenipee]

Rome was kind of an exception. the other 95% of the world was still living in moderate filth. Look at the middle ages.

Okay, Herodotus. Whatever you say.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

well they can be offended then, because that shit is retarded. literally.

Mentally challenged people can make more sense of science than that.

This.
Facts do not stop being facts because you dont like what they say.

 

[Domon]

Okay, Herodotus. Whatever you say.

there is little record of other sanitation in most of Europe until the High Middle Ages. Unsanitary conditions and overcrowding were widespread throughout Europe and Asia during the Middle Ages, resulting periodically in cataclysmic pandemics such as the Plague of Justinian (541-42) and the Black Death (1347–1351), which killed tens of millions of people and radically altered societies.[2]

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Rome was kind of an exception. the other 95% of the world was still living in moderate filth. Look at the middle ages.

Middle east was civilized while Europe was being retarded in the middle ages.

 

[Petunia]

It's sad when someone can be so hateful. Hate isn't something I want to include in mah life. hmpf!

Hey you hate kids, we hate cats. Same diff

 

[Duke]

I use a tassimo machine - works out to 49 cents/cup taxes in, using grocery store brand t-discs.

I'm sure using a standard coffee perk, filters and a big can of folgers ends up being cheaper, but it's worth it for the convenience of the thing. Throw the travel mug and t-disc in the machine, push the button, put my shoes on, grab the mug/throw out the t-disc and out the door I go. Clean the machine every few days.

I do wish someone would make a refillable t-disc for the thing. Can't be that hard to make.

They do make refillable K-Cups. They just need some kind of efficient way to clean them for the next use. coffee grounds are like regolith, they stick to everything.

 

[itburnswhenipee]

Seeing as there were no human civilizations outside of most of Europe at that time I have no choice but to concede the point.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

There's this cool thing called water that has this bizarre property where it just washes things away.

And there's this even cooler thing called a "brush" that assists extra clingy things in washing away.

 

[Domon]

Seeing as there were no human civilizations outside of most of Europe at that time I have no choice but to concede the point.

ancient china, japan, the middle east (the goddamn birthplace of civilization), etc.

 

[itburnswhenipee]

ancient china, japan, the middle east (the goddamn birthplace of civilization), etc.

Oh really? Well, it's too bad that their settlements were all tiny little filth caked mudholes. If they had any kind of public infrastructure that could support large populations in small areas then it would mean you are wrong.

 

[Domon]

Oh really? Well, it's too bad that their settlements were all tiny little filth caked mudholes. If they had any kind of public infrastructure that could support large populations in small areas then it would mean you are wrong.

as im too lazy to keep this up, ill just link you

Chang'an / Xi'an had 400k people
Luoyang had 500k
Constantinople had 500k

Thats the two biggest cities at the center of the middle ages... theyre not in europe.

Oh, and by the end of the middle ages? Baghdad had 2 million people.

for your further education: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_urban_community_sizes

 

[itburnswhenipee]

as im too lazy to keep this up, ill just link you

Chang'an / Xi'an had 400k people
Luoyang had 500k
Constantinople had 500k

Thats the two biggest cities at the center of the middle ages... theyre not in europe.

Oh, and by the end of the middle ages? Baghdad had 2 million people.

for your further education: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_urban_community_sizes

Oh, so advanced sanitation systems weren't restricted to Rome? Because I'm pretty sure I read that recently.

 

[Duke]

How did this topic get to this conversation.

wtf guys...

 

[CletusJones]

They do make refillable K-Cups. They just need some kind of efficient way to clean them for the next use. coffee grounds are like regolith, they stick to everything.

The refillable k-cup is shit. It makes an inconsistent cup regardless. I tried it for a month solid and said fuck it. Sold my keurig on Craigslist

 

[Domon]

How did this topic get to this conversation.

wtf guys...

you and enemy cant have a complete monopoly on inane arguments you know.

 

[Duke]

The refillable k-cup is shit. It makes an inconsistent cup regardless. I tried it for a month solid and said fuck it. Sold my keurig on Craigslist

I never have a problem with mine. Do you grind your own beans before filling it?