>he drinks coffee over tea Are you a poofter or something?

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>he doesn't drink both

>>69519865
What does this have to do with culture, languages, nations or other shit for what was this board created for?
Or was /int/ intended to be /s4s/ remastered?

>>69519929
eww
Canadian and argie coffee looks terrible

>>69519943
>or other shit

>>69519865
I don't drink either.
I suppose I would pick tea if I had to though.

>>69519929
every day /int/ makes me hate canadians even more, sometimes I think to myself 'I can't possibly despise this country any more than I already do', then I open up this thread

>>69519953
>>69520001
It's a joke, you mongs.
>Argentina = white
>Canada = chink
>UK -> Italy = increasing pakis/Mexicans/niggers

>>69520111
its not a joke if I don't get it

>>69519943
Some countries are primarily coffee drinking (USA) where some drink mostly tea (UK). Fuck off, nerdlips.

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>>69520336
>UK
>mostly tea
Yeah nah. Even the bongs have figured out that coffee is for closers.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3538880/We-drink-twice-coffee-tea-nation-s-favourite-drink-threat-tea-consumption-fallen-19-cent-2010.html

>He doesn't just pop caffeine pills

>>69521444
That article is so misleading. It's only talking about the money spent on coffee vs tea. Coffee is more expensive and places like Starbucks are popular while you'd just buy a pack of 200 teabags where each costs 12p from your supermarket if you wanted tea.

>>69519865
Coffee - strong
Tea - sweet

No sir, you are the homo