Comparison to what? I don't drink coffee, and it wouldn't come close to a glass of icewater. :)
Comparison to what? I don't drink coffee, and it wouldn't come close to a glass of icewater. :)
Hey, so you, like everyone else, already knew you were a clueless moron. No surprise.
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Not "near me". I don't go to McD's when I'm home. But yes, every time, except one, I've gotten coffee at McD's it's been warm, at best.
Better. pour it into the lap of a 79YO granny. You need to get the calibration right.
This is really getting boring. Like I said, you really bad at trolling. Are you as bad at everything else as you are at this?
That's the brewing temperature. The serving temperature (the temperature in the carafe) will be somewhat lower. As I mentioned before DD's required their franchisees to keep the serving temperature at 180F +/-3F. It was one of the tests done during the on-site inspections. The first thing they would do is stick the thermometer into the coffee at the counter (not a freshly brewed pot).
By the restaurant, I believe at least some are. DD's franchisees were responsible for it.
You need identical twins to do a valid comparison. Ask Dr. Mengele.
Dang I forgot about that scale That's the one that also has "smidgens" as a unit of measure. Right ?
More proof of your single-digit IQ. Continuing to do something that is that boring isn't very bright. Yet you will continue forever. No brain, no pain.
Repeating yourself won't make you less of a liar, just a bigger one.
, Why, you honor me with your insults. Coming from you, they're high praise.
Now run along. I think your mommy is calling.
Yep. it runs from Femtosmidgens to a Smidgen. then it becomes a 'Good enough for government work' at a trillion Smidgens. They are very sensitive to temperature, on a 20 dB log scale, too.
^5 !!!!!!!!
Very well done!
Gunner, with a new box of RCHs
The methodology of the left has always been:
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