Sugar Editorial Picks
Apr 26, 2008 -
Back in the '50s, well-intentioned housewives were scolded and shunned for pouring their husbands distasteful cups of coffee. In a day and age when the worth of a woman was judged solely on her beauty and homemaking skills, a bad cup of java warranted a good amount of verbal abuse. If Folgers was the secret weapon to fend off a hubby's ungrateful rebuke, no wonder they came to call it "the best part of waking up."
- 10 Comments
Feb 26, 2008 -
This always feels like my morning, until I get my first cup of coffee my second cup of coffee. (Please don't ever make caffeine illegal, please!) Thanks, Anaisethenry!
- 5 Comments
Feb 08, 2008 -
You order a small and the smiley face behind the counter repeats your order as a tall, so you shake your head emphatically and point to a small. With an even bigger grin, the barista chirps, "Right, a tall!" Oh, to hell with it all.
- 7 Comments
Jan 10, 2008 -
Someone needs to turn around and give her guy a pressure-packed punch to the groin. No wonder Starbucks became so popular . .
- 9 Comments
Jan 08, 2008 -
I like coffee. I like cats. But .
- 16 Comments
Oct 05, 2007 -
Instant coffee that "tastes as good as fresh-perked"? I'm not buying it. Just as I'm not buying the fact that housewives of the 1950s really sat around worrying about ways to improve the taste of their husband's coffee.
- 6 Comments
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May 03, 2007 -
This Japanese makers of this coffee-in-a-can have either spiked it with Prozac or not bothered to ask a native English speaker what other connotations "deep pressed" would have. All I know is, I'm totally bummed out and I don't know why.
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- 6 Comments
Nov 27, 2006 -
Crack may be wack, as Whitney Houston so sagely said a few years ago, but coffee inhalers are way cool.
- 4 Comments
Nov 05, 2009 -
Margarita Vargas, an 18-year-old woman from Richmond, CA (and a graduate of Richmond High) was the lone person who called 911 on the night a teenager was gang raped outside her high school while a homecoming party was still going on. It's alleged that at least 20 people watched and did nothing. Vargas says that her brother-in-law came home and told her he'd seen a woman being raped; it was Vargas who insisted they call the police.
- 24 Comments
Nov 03, 2009 -
If this sounds like an Oprah question — that's because that's where I found it!
We all have situations that make us feel uncomfortable and self-conscious and times when we are being ourselves 100 percent. I feel most like myself when I can express myself and least like myself when I'm trying to impress someone.
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