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BlueMan Votes

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7. I'm more concerned about the death of (not by) chocolate.

Reply to Still Sensible (Original post)

Tue Nov 13, 2012, 01:02 AM

Nov 2012

i'll be 52 in february, and in my entire life, i've had a total of less than 1/2cup of coffee in all that time.

i REALLY can't stand the stuff...or it's putrid smell.

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Will global warming be the death of coffee? [View all] Still Sensible Nov 2012 OP

Now, that right there might just be the best way LadyHawkAZ Nov 2012 #1

Have you tasted the weak-ass coffee they drink in the Bible Belt? Quantess Nov 2012 #6

Yes, but... LadyHawkAZ Nov 2012 #12

If true, just kill me now. Indpndnt Nov 2012 #2

i second that AlGoreRhythms Nov 2012 #3

nah, the ecologically devastating robusta will be plentiful; it's already ruining wildlife habitat amborin Nov 2012 #4

well, I've got about 30 lbs of really good green beans...kenya, ethiopia, guatamala... NRaleighLiberal Nov 2012 #5

I'm more concerned about the death of (not by) chocolate. BlueMan Votes Nov 2012 #7

The cocoa bean as well :( Fire Walk With Me Nov 2012 #8

So glad I'll be dead by then qanda Nov 2012 #9

I don't think coffee will go extinct, but there is legitimate concern of what effects COULD happen. AverageJoe90 Nov 2012 #10

Chicory! yortsed snacilbuper Nov 2012 #11

Whether or not we can get coffee is going to be the least of our worries in another 30 or 40 years Spider Jerusalem Nov 2012 #13

I'll do shade-grown coffee in VA DCKit Nov 2012 #14