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> "Jan" == Jan Vroonhof <vroonhof@math.ethz.ch> writes:

    Jan> I drink both. The biggest problem with coffee would be
    Jan> size. There is not much room to print that funny logo on an
    Jan> expresso-cup. We are talking real coffee are we?

Size doesn't matter.

BTW, I too am pro-coffee, although not anti-tea.  I tend to drink tea
more as a social event, and coffee when I really need to power down
the caffeine.  In a pinch, one can drink expresso from a large mug,
assuming one has a large enough room (or at least one with padded
walls) so as to avoid vibration-induced personal injury.  I wonder if
coffee injuries are covered by our workman's comp insurance?

-- 
Joe Hildebrand
Senior Technical Architect
Research and Development
Interlink Group, Inc.