By Jim Lynch on Mar 29, 2007 in 2008, First Cup, Illegal Immigration, Iran | Comments Off
Give a frontiersman coffee and tobacco, and he will endure any privation, suffer any hardship, but let him be without these two necessaries of the woods, and he becomes irresolute and murmuring. ~ U.S. Army Lt. William Whiting, 1849
By Jim Lynch on Mar 15, 2007 in 2008, First Cup, Iran, Iraq, Our Military, Politics, Surrender Monkeys, The Left, War on Terrorism | Comments Off
Good communication is just as stimulating as black coffee, and just as hard to sleep after. ~ Anne Morrow Lindbergh
By Jim Lynch on Mar 8, 2007 in First Cup, Iran, Iraq, Our Military, War on Terrorism | Comments Off
Ah! How sweet the coffee’s taste is, Sweeter than a thousand kisses, Milder than sweet muscatel. Coffee, coffee, I must have it, And if someone wants to treat me, Ah, my cup with coffee fill! ~ Johann Sebastian Bach (Koffee Kantate)
By Jim Lynch on Jan 20, 2007 in First Cup, Leftourettes | Comments Off
Ah! How sweet the coffee’s taste is,
Sweeter than a thousand kisses,
Milder than sweet muscatel.
Coffee, coffee, I must have it,
And if someone wants to treat me,
Ah, my cup with coffee fill! ~ Johann Sebastian Bach (Koffee Kantate)
Originally this was going to be a post last night. That was before I fell asleep watching NUMB3RS.
After 100 magical [...]
By Jim Lynch on Jan 5, 2007 in Congress, Conservative Politics, First Cup, Iran, Iraq, Politics, The Left, The Old Media | Comments Off
A mathematician is a machine for turning coffee into theorems. ~ Alfred Renyi
By Jim Lynch on Jan 3, 2007 in Congress, First Cup, Iran, President Bush, The Left | Comments Off
I believe humans get a lot done, not because we’re smart, but because we have thumbs so we can make coffee. ~ Flash Rosenberg
By Jim Lynch on Dec 28, 2006 in Economics, First Cup, Good Ideas, Iran, Israel | Comments Off
Coffee is good for talent, but genius wants prayer. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
By Jim Lynch on Dec 21, 2006 in Business, Congress, Economics, First Cup, Iran | 1 Comment
The powers of a man’s mind are directly proportioned to the quantity of coffee he drinks. ~ Sir James Mackintosh