That'd last a day, maybe two...
That'd last a day, maybe two...
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That's physically painful to watch
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Underrated film, Jim Jarmusch's Coffee & Cigarettes
My favorite part will always be the short that started it all, Coffee & Cigarettes: Somewhere in California with Iggy Pop and Tom Waits.
I wonder if it's Janeway's favorite film.
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She's about to dive right in.
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she'll absorb the coffee through osmosis
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Someone's about to get warcrimed
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If anyone stands between her and that cup she's gonna vaporize them
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Let's just say Janeway's coffee was made with the same stuff they used to put in Coca-Cola.
how else was she supposed to stand dealing with everything in the Delta Quadrant?
Janeway: look at these weirdos with plants growing out of them, let's start a civil war between them all, just for fun.
Supposedly, they still do use some part of the plant, but extract the fun part. Makes you wonder if Coca-Cola has become its' own cartell. Outside of pushing regular sugar, that is.
They do still use coca leaf with the cocaine removed. Also fwiw in Cusco, hotels have bowls of coca leaves and you can grab and chew them. It helps with altitude sickness and gives you a little boost of energy. In its unrefined form coca leaf is more like coffee than cocaine.
I used to have a box of coca leaf tea imported from South America. It's like %0.01 the strength of cocaine (which I have never tried). If you can get past the taste, which is reminiscent of damp straw, it works better than coffee. Keeps you wide awake for a few hours with no jittery feeling.
Hey! She beat the Borg with that!