The DNA debate started this here. (Jan) Let's take for example Tea or Coffee. (Big explanation of different DNA results) Now I need a coffee
Sorry, easy mistake to make, when as a kid I had a day at London Zoo, it was to see a tea party (and Brumas). I suppose as times change it's now a coffee morning. And of course the Brook Bond advert.
Wasn't it 'you hum it son and I'll play it' Well that's what my dad told me, I'm obviously not old enough to know
@AnnB I'm already there. I went to the chemist last Saturday to have the flu jab. The chemist asked me my age......I gave him my date of birth and told him to work it out. My mind just went blank
I had no idea what I drink was called so asked my mate at work and he told me it was a flat white. Apparently he got it wrong. I just like a normal coffee, that is, a spoonful of coffee and water and I add my own milk. (last time I listen to him )
Flat white is a cappuccino without all the fluff, no sprinkling of chocolate but with a fancy heart, tulip or fern leaf pattern on the top. Probably a cappuccino gone wrong.
So I am not the only person on the planet who doesn't like 'fancy' coffee - a cup of instant and milk does me just fine too, thank you Oops way of piste methinks
Let me start by apologising for hijacking the DNA thread No not the only one, can do without all that faff. Don't like coffee made with just milk either, has to be water.
But but... my post at 3.03 wasn't all about pianos. I did try and turn it back on piste, really I did. Chimp is the naughty one. I don't like coffee too milky either. Flat white, cappucino or best of all, espresso. Apparently coffee is good for you, too.
