Their Sumatra dark roast is to die for…
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NOTE: 9 out of 10 japanese housewives can’t tell the difference between coffee and a coffin.
Or perhaps a lottery
Where are those times when funerals were absolutely caffeine-free…
Zombeans.
Die Hard With a Cappuccino
Right next to the tea toumb.
There’s a sign in the back that lists the number of days since someone died of caffeine overdose – zero!
Do gravediggers get their coffee among the burial grounds?
Mmmm, casket is too big, I’ll just take an urn
Home of Funeral Bear.
Owner: J.
‘For grounds you are, and unto grounds you shall return.”
I’ll have a cappuccino with a shot, two stab wounds and a ligature mark.
It’s over already! No coffee, new caffeine-free world!!
Burried in hallowed grounds.
Ah, Cara Mia, you see I was right when I said this would be the perfect name for our new business venture.
We replaced the coffee urn in this restaurant with a cremation urn filled with Folger’s Crystals. Let’s see if they can tell the difference…
we are gathered here today to mourn our dear brother, Folgers…
Good to the last… *gghrlglrg*… (drop)
If my wife poisons my coffee do I have grounds for divorce?
If the coffee gasket on your espresso machine fails, it’ll cost a lot to fix.
For when you’re feeling dead in the morning.
Will that be sugar or cremation?
Serice conducted by The Latte Day Saints.
Service! damn! Service.
@ Frank Burns: Shouldn’t that be the tea urn?
They clearly took part of the Turkish proverb a bit too seriously:
“Coffee should be black as Hell, strong as death, and sweet as love.”
A tisket, a tasket, a red and yellow casket.
If I see froth on top of the casket, I’m outta here!
Vampires are everywhere, they’ve got their own coffee shops.
Coffee to go!