I’m sitting here sipping yet another cup of java (yes, I’m drinking coffee at 3:30 in the afternoon) and I realized I’ve come to enjoy coffee quite nearly as much as beer. In fact, I’d say that whenever I exlaim “Sweet Nectar of the Gods” I could be referring to either beverage.
I guess I’m lucky that Homebrew works equally well with beer or coffee, especially considering I brew my coffee at home and bring it to work in a Thermos rather than drink the bilgewater they foist in the breakroom.
<Chief Wiggum>That’s good thinkin Lou</CW>
I guess that’s nice although I am kind of disappointed to check out a thread by Homebrew with a title like “Sweet Nectar of the Gods” and find out that it’s not about beer. Good thing you put in that escape clause at the end.
And how do you take your nectar, darling Homebrew? Don’t leave me hanging, I need details since it’s too late to have a cup myself. Sugar? Cream? French press or perked? Spill it!
and i thought you were gonna talk about jager…
When I saw the thread title I thought maybe Homebrew had had a really good date the night before. 
Black. And strong enough to fight back. One scoop of beans per cup.
You know, there’s a store down the hill from me called Home Brew Mart. Last night was the first time I saw the sign and realized that it should be reminding me of you.
Not that that has anything to do with anything else. Just thought I’d share.
I am so with you, Homebrew.
“Necter of the Gods,” means either for me as well, and “God’s Second Greatest Invention,” refers to coffee while the First is beer.
That would be Sweet Lollipop of the Gods!
OOOOOOOOOOOOH! I like that! Tonight, I think I’ll tell the bf I want a Lollipop.
Try bringing beer to work in your Thermos instead of your coffee.
Remember, it keeps cold things cold, too!
But how do it know?
I hate to point this out, but “Nectar of the Gods” is a tautology.
Um … I’m using definition 1b … Yeah, that’s the ticket.
Or:
It’s so good it has to be goodified twice!
