If they had Tim Horton's in the US, I would likely abandon any Starbucks loyalty, too.

At the moment after pulling an all nighter, two final papers due with a final exam and final presentation all in one day I am very thankful for caffiene.

Coffee does nothing for me/ Once as an experiment i drank as much of it as I could but nothing happened really, I was no less tired and it didnt give me more energy.

On a side note, since Wendys bought out Tim Hortons, its crossed the border but there arent too many locations yet. Ive spent a long time trying to figure out how to stop the spread but theres no way. Tim Hortons is no longer exclusive to Canada, and I no longer buy food from Wendys because of it.

I like coffee but have only started drinking it again recently after the horrors of working in a coffee place. So....many...yuppies.

Ever since I discovered chicory coffee, regular coffee just doesn't do it for me anymore. We have to special order it, because these nancies in New York think Tim Horton's "water with notes of brown food coloring" is the height of flavor. Bah. I say that if my spoon doesn't stand straight up in my cup - or, better yet, stir itself - the joe's just not strong enough.

A cup of Earl Grey tea will fix any ailment.

I drink my coffee black, flavor is important.

I do enjoy coffee, but when I need obscene amounts of caffeine, I tend to turn to drinks like Monster.

I loves me some coffee. I usually have two or more cups in the morning, and one or two throughout the day. Someone got my an Aperture science foundation coffee mug for christmas.

Coffee. Great Drink. My grandma started me with coffee when I was 6.
Never seemed to work the way I thought it would.

caffeine makes up 90% of my caffeine system, the other 10% is blood, so coffee is a must in my life. I drink lots and lots of coffee, far to much infact.
Although, I only drink powdered coffee, I'm not a big fan of filtered coffee myself.

I drink coffee to spite the douchebags that drink tea to spite the pricks who drink coffee.

I think Godot put it best when he said that the best coffee is:

"Blacker than a moonless night. Hotter and more bitter than Hell itself. That... is coffee."