I wonder if percolators just made really shitty* coffee, so that instant would seem palatable? I know it was a big deal when my parents got a Mr. Coffee drip pot. But this was all probably just the ad agency's way about making people feel insecure about their coffee. *I'm following Stephanie's lead here...
I'm glad you liked my comments. Mark thought I posted too many comments about this post. He reads both of your blogs but never comments. But he really enjoys both of them.
I find this confusing, because I'm pretty sure if I made Folgers Coffee for you, you would consider it grounds for divorce.
ReplyDeleteGeddit? GROUNDS?
I wonder how she managed to fuck up the coffee. The only way I know how is to use really cheap, crappy coffee. Or not know how to measure, I guess.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I like the awkward, "Well...good-bye (shrug)" when the dickhead husband leaves for work.
Sorry for all the profanity.
ReplyDeleteJust watched it again. He actually says, "see ya later," not "good-bye." Wow, that's even colder.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if percolators just made really shitty* coffee, so that instant would seem palatable? I know it was a big deal when my parents got a Mr. Coffee drip pot. But this was all probably just the ad agency's way about making people feel insecure about their coffee.
ReplyDelete*I'm following Stephanie's lead here...
"I wonder how she managed to fuck up the coffee." --Bwaahahahha, that made me laugh! Your comments are so funny! (I enjoy the profanity.)
ReplyDeleteBut yeah...that's some cold shit, Imaginary TV Husband.
I'm glad you liked my comments. Mark thought I posted too many comments about this post. He reads both of your blogs but never comments. But he really enjoys both of them.
ReplyDeleteI definitely posted the word "comment" too many times just then!
ReplyDeleteWe look forward to your comments. We're tired of doing all the work!
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