@DziadekMick @symbology @sundogplanets To be fair to the Americans, this article was from some time in 1943. What passed for "coffee" then was either instant coffee or "coffee essence" (coffee and chicory syrup). Due to international events the coffee situation was very precarious. Coffee culture only really started hitting these shores in the 1950s or later and many of my generation are still used to "long black" and "flat white" coffees (i.e. without milk or with milk).
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Observations from a Canadian visiting New Zealand:@rdm @sundogplanets Ordinary sharks are bad enough, and now, helisharks?
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Observations from a Canadian visiting New Zealand:@symbology @sundogplanets just thank your lucky stars it's not still the 20th century.
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