For thousands of years philosophers have asked, “What is the best way to live?” when they should have been asking “What is the best way to achieve maximum caffeination?”
I love coffee.
I adore coffee.
I live on coffee.
I consider coffee my favorite coworker.
I gave up on blood and had a coffee transfusion.
Yes, I’m addicted. At least it’s an acceptable addiction.
My somewhat-theoretical steps to achieve caffeinated nirvana:
- Begin brewing Death Wish Coffee
- Shower using this body product (or similar):
don’t forget the conditioner & hair spray! - Wear clothing washed in caffeine-infused detergent. I’m certain I’m not the only one to have this idea, yet cannot find a product marketed as such
- Consume Death Wish Coffee
- Protect lips and other areas where chafing may occur with caffeine infused lip balm.
- Take additional caffeine products as necessary, like coffee-infused chocolate.
- DO NOT OVER CAFFEINATE!
I’ve been there. Headaches, dizziness, impaired judgment, and bloody noses.
On the plus side, that day was the first time I met my wife, so may be it wasn’t all bad.
I read your posts as I sit drinking my “killer pirate coffee” eating a “death by coffee cake” and wishing I had more coffee than what is contained in this 47 gallon cup………..and think, the boy is mad! lol
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Occasionally, I pretend I’m going to give up coffee. Just to show coffee who’s boss. I end up whimpering by Day 2.
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I don’t even make it that far!
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Actually I have been addicted for years in a controlled sort of way. Maybe this doesn’t count.
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I don’t think so. The two of us can’t be wrong, right?
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