Commuting - Endorphin High

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flythebike
06-06-06, 07:57 AM
Really burned up the road riding my 17 mile commute this morning. Pretty much record time or thereabouts. Now I'm at work at my desk and I'm surfing a big endorphin high. Who needs coffee? :D
newbojeff
06-06-06, 08:20 AM
Me.
I usually hold off having coffee at home before leaving in the morning. Knowing that I'm going to get coffee at my desk is one of main reasons I actually stop riding when I get to work.
rykoala
06-06-06, 09:15 AM
I usually hold off having coffee at home before leaving in the morning. Knowing that I'm going to get coffee at my desk is one of main reasons I actually stop riding when I get to work.
Two minds, but one thought. +1, me too, etc etc. In fact I'm going to go brew a pot of Guatamalan El Indio right now....
GTcommuter
06-06-06, 09:33 AM
I usually hold off having coffee at home before leaving in the morning. Knowing that I'm going to get coffee at my desk is one of main reasons I actually stop riding when I get to work.
Agreed. I'm always the first person in the office and brewing a pot is one of the things I look forward to each day.
In fact I'm going to go brew a pot of Guatamalan El Indio right now....
Organic Sumatran.
rykoala
06-06-06, 09:37 AM
I should add, I have the joy of working directly next to www.saharacoffee.com. THE BEST coffee I've ever had.
SDRider
06-06-06, 09:45 AM
The coffee here sucks. :(
I'm just eating a cup of oatmeal and enjoying my endorphin high! I had a great 10 mile ride in this morning. I didn't push too hard but definitely felt relaxed on the bike and got a good ride in.
No trouble with cagers today either. :D
I agree!
I drink coffee, but when I ride in I don't drink a cup for a good half hour after I arrive. I'm too pumped up and full of energy to drink something hot.
rykoala
06-06-06, 11:52 AM
I drink coffee, but when I ride in I don't drink a cup for a good half hour after I arrive. I'm too pumped up and full of energy to drink something hot.
I'm with that. When I get here I'm too hot already to have coffee. Except during the winter when its 15 degrees out and I just spent 45 minutes slogging through ice and snow on my studded tires.... then I NEED coffee asap LOL.
DanO220
06-06-06, 11:59 AM
I don't drink coffee after riding to work. I slug down a diet coke!
DanO
Overkll
06-06-06, 12:05 PM
I don't drink coffee after riding to work. I slug down a diet coke!
DanO
Do you work in the morning? I've always wondered if pop rules were the same as alcohol; not before 11:00AM? (but who follows rules anyway, ;) )
I brew a pot in the morning too, but I drink 5+ cups a day. Had to start brewing it weak!
Kerry
DataJunkie
06-06-06, 12:31 PM
I'm a water fiend. I drink water at home, work, on a ride, in a plane, on a train, with green eggs and ham......
That and I am allergic to caffeine.
bmclaughlin807
06-06-06, 12:37 PM
Breakfast: Powerbar and a Pepsi.
*stares longingly out the open door at the blue sky and sunshine*
Man I wish I was out there riding instead of sitting in here!!!
DataJunkie
06-06-06, 12:46 PM
You and me both. :(
Strangely enough, I'm actually a bit depressed. I only have documentation to work on. Did I mention I HATE documentation?
crtreedude
06-06-06, 12:57 PM
I thought this was a good forum - WHAT DO YOU MEAN NO COFFEE! Coffee is life blood. Without coffee - I might end up sleeping for a week. Coffee - Liquid Ambition
Oh, and for me, it is local - Shade Grown Organic Costa Rican Coffee - fresh roasted...
Let's see - premium coffee, 3 dollars a lb.
So, lets keep it nice - no dissing coffee.
rykoala
06-06-06, 02:01 PM
MMMMmmmm yummi! Costa Rican coffee FRESH. For $3 lb! <cries at his $12/lb coffee>
DataJunkie: I know, documentation sucks. I hate it too. I was going to hire 10,000 monkeys to bang it out for me but the recruiter said that Bill Gates already had them working on Windows Vista.
super-douper
06-06-06, 03:54 PM
coffee drinker here too. But i'm not real picky about it, as long as it's strong and dark. It is one of the things I look forward to after the ride in, or more acurately...soon after i wake up. I use a french press at work because we have easy access to hot water, but not any good place for a coffee maker.
also mark me down as loathing documentation. We'd better not diss documentation too much though, there is a forum member called 'linux_author' who I believe actually is a linux author.
crtreedude
06-06-06, 03:57 PM
Documentation is for those who can't read code... 25+ year coder... Honest, I take over a project, and I remove the comments - they lie. (well, they were probably true once upon a time...)
I use an expresso maker to make Cafe Americano - and I have addicted all the help. Does that make me a bad influence? :)
sgtsmile
06-06-06, 07:54 PM
Coffee = nectar, or perhaps, the brown elixir of life.
*stares about with beedy eyes*
flythebike
06-07-06, 08:07 AM
I rode the train today after 2 hard rides yesterday - I'm pondering my second cup. Do I need it or not?
crtreedude
06-07-06, 08:21 AM
Need - where does need come into it? Do you WANT the second cup...
True coffee addict here.
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