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>/ Joe Hildebrand <hildjj@mindspring.com> wrote:
>|
>| Can it be non-metallic, so those of us who sometimes have to reheat
>| their coffee (or tea) can stick the thing in the microwave?
>
>Naah think of the fireworks that you will be able to watch while
>zapping your drinks..

Actually, we here at NCA commissioned logo cups with our logo on the
side in metallic gold, and a metallic gold rim, and they are microwave
safe (no sparks).

I'd love a cup.  I don't wear hats either.  Good coffee cups are hard
to find--ceramic, thick enough to keep your beverage warm, large
enough to contain a decent amount of liquid.


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