{ sipping coffee }

{ eating whole grain organic toast }

tbp*

william said:

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{ sipping coffee }

{ eating whole grain organic toast }

tbp*

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Have you gone full vegan?

{ eating potato and sausage on whole grain tortilla }

go bears!

- kkm

beat the sharks!!

william said:

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{ eating potato and sausage on whole grain tortilla }

go bears!

- kkm

[we] beat the sharks!!

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yes we did!

wow!!

baylor 1- 2!!!

- kkm

You can feel the rotation of the earth, and the need to grab grass and hold on for dear life before you are slung into the vacuum of space.

bears break into krispy kreme delivery van:



- kkm

D!

I just downed a Monster……feeling good

ScottS said:

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I just downed a Monster……feeling good

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might be time for an intervention.

need to call a&e... candy or ken.

- kkm

D!

{ sipping coffee }

ScottS said:

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I just downed a Monster……feeling good

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william said:

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ScottS said:

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I just downed a Monster……feeling good

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might be time for an intervention.

need to call a&e... candy or ken.

- kkm

D!

{ sipping coffee }

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Naw, I know the limit. 2 to 3 max in a day. Similar to coffee.

ScottS said:

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william said:

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ScottS said:

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I just downed a Monster……feeling good

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might be time for an intervention.

need to call a&e... candy or ken.

- kkm

D!

{ sipping coffee }

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Naw, I know the limit. 2 to 3 max in a day. Similar to coffee.

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I think some Les Feldick may be in order:

Les Feldick

Watermelon Red Bull.....feeling good.

I like a little cream and sugar in my coffee ..... energy drinks are just turbo charged

Not a big energy drink guy at all.

But in a recent turn of events have been enjoying lemon lime Celsius mixed with Vodka. Celsius seems to be a bit "cleaner" energy. None, or very little of the artificial stuff. C4 has gotten really popular too.

Just downed a Monster…. Feeling good

The debate around energy drinks versus coffee is ongoing. While both can provide a caffeine boost, energy drinks often contain higher levels of caffeine and added sugars, which can lead to health issues if consumed excessively.
Matthew Mayer's situation with Monster drinks likely involved consuming too much caffeine in a short period. Excessive caffeine intake can lead to adverse effects, including jitteriness, heart palpitations, and even more serious health issues.
If you're looking for alternatives, mocktails can be a great option. https://goodmocktail.com offers a variety of mocktail recipes that are refreshing and caffeine-free, perfect for a healthier energy boost.

Keyser Soze said:

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I like a little cream and sugar in my coffee ..... energy drinks are just turbo charged

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I like a little sugar in my coffee
I don't mean Sweet 'n' Low
You don't know what you want until you find it
I believe you'll tell me so, hey hey
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- KKM

{ sipping coffee }

AlexVelasquez said:

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The debate around energy drinks versus coffee is ongoing. While both can provide a caffeine boost, energy drinks often contain higher levels of caffeine and added sugars, which can lead to health issues if consumed excessively.
Matthew Mayer's situation with Monster drinks likely involved consuming too much caffeine in a short period. Excessive caffeine intake can lead to adverse effects, including jitteriness, heart palpitations, and even more serious health issues.
If you're looking for alternatives, mocktails can be a great option. https://goodmocktail.com offers a variety of mocktail recipes that are refreshing and caffeine-free, perfect for a healthier energy boost.

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On energy drinks, what about the sugar free ones? The Monsters I get are low cal (10) and no sugar. Also, never to 2 in a short period of time. Put some hours in their. Maybe one at 6pm and one at 10pm.

{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

- KKM

go bears!

william said:

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{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

- KKM

go bears!

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Think you will venture out and try a C4?

ScottS said:

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william said:

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{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

- KKM

go bears!

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Think you will venture out and try a C4?

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nope.

{ sipping coffee }

{ eating donut }

- kkm

I doubt Les Feldick ever had any fancy energy drinks.

just coffee.

probably black.

go bears!

Coffee, when consumed in moderation, can have certain health benefits. It contains antioxidants and beneficial compounds that have been linked to a reduced risk of certain diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease, and liver disease. Coffee may also improve cognitive function and provide a temporary energy boost.

On the other hand, energy drinks typically contain higher levels of caffeine than coffee and often include additional ingredients like sugar, artificial sweeteners, herbal extracts, and vitamins. While the caffeine in energy drinks can provide a short-term energy boost and increased alertness, excessive consumption can lead to negative health effects.