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What if you pour them in simultaneously 🤔
If you add milk to cereal you're cool,
If you add coffee to cereal the police will be there shortly
especially if it's cinnamon toast crunch
you monster.
Oi mate u got a loisense for that?
Weee-oooo weee-oooo
I put water in mine and i microwave it what happens to me?
Napalm
I eat mine dry lol
better than cinnamon toast coffee.
Cinnamon GOOD, Toast GOOD, Coffee GOOD
I'm failing to see the problem here. Should I have started with a latte?
But what if I add a latte?
One is a Macchiato, the other is a Latte.
You're not even nerfing it. It's still the same amount of caffeine.
You are buffjng the milk however.
Per volume it's less caffeine is what the OP was getting at I think
That's true.
Came here for the same argument
I put milk in my coffee. But some days I enjoy tea. I put milk in my cup before I pour my hot tea.
Omg you got your nerf on my buff!!!
Original excerpt from Sun Tzu's - Art of Gaming.
They're not the same drink though you add some milk to a cup of predominantly coffee, the opposite is adding some coffee to a cup of predominantly milk.
Right like adding more milk makes it more milky and adding more coffee makes it more like coffee. I'm struggling a lot to articulate it, but it makes sense.
Pretty sure a latte is predominantly milk......
well, i mean, the same ratio. different ratio is a different drink. but if you have the same percent, simply in a different order, you describe it differenly.
Yes but that's not what you said. When you put 1 into the other you are implying 1 has more than the other.
That's why i said "Despite it being the SAME drink"
Again it's not the same drink. 75% coffee and 25% milk (putting milk in coffee) isn't the same as 75% milk and 25% coffee (putting coffee in milk).
hence the clarification. if you have 25% of a cup of milk and fill it with coffee, it's the same ratio as 75% of a cup filled with coffee being filled to 100% with milk. Same ratio, but one is being added to the other.
sorry, i just suck at communicating sometimes lmao
But that doesn't make it the same drink how do you not understand that. The percentage of milk and coffee literally make different drinks.
it's the same drink if it's the same percent lmao. i've already said that
I'm ONLY swapping the order.
ever heard of the scientific method? Only change one variable at a time.
Swapping the order changes two variables.
Yes and I've stated based on the title it's not, and it's stupid.
I wish i still had helpful award but I'll give it when i get another :)
Tell that to the Italians who named 30 different drinks all just comprising of milk and coffee
The nerf nerfs the buff, and the buff buffs the nerf. This is like 3 year old semantics. It's like pointing out that Miami is south of Detroit, but wait, Detroit is north of Miami?!
It's fun though :P
If it's not your kind of fun, go find something else :)
It still just nerfs the coffee.
yeah but it's not as funnnn :(
also it really just depends on your perspective
I think it's the other way around. The coffee nerfs milk, the superior drink.
If you add cream to the coffee, you're a sex offender
On today's episode: OP discovers frames of reference.
I'm buffing the milk.
i think i prefer that tbh lmao
I wouldn't mind buffing your milk
Imo milk > coffee, so it's the other way around for me
wouldn't it be the opposite for somebody who doesn't like coffee?
None of your business mate
any drink with coffee in it starts at 0, so nerfing or buffing it means nothing.
You dare insult coffee?
Also a buff doesn't have to be a percentage, it can be static yknow. if it starts at 0% health increase and goes to 1% health increase that's just a buff of inf^2%
Just don't add milk bro, nobody will judge you.
Nerfing?… That's a word?
And it doesn't have to do with foam rifles?
Iirc it does originate from foam nerf guns. Which are "nerfed" versions of real guns
Indeed
I should've just said this
Kinda mad at the corvette though.
More coffee = improved