Mug Tragedy

[PornoDoggy]

It's a coffee mug.

Nothing goes in it but coffee. You have to keep the flavor intact.

You rinse it out with water. If you forget to dump it out for a while and you get some floaties on top of the coffee, you use really hot water.

I've threatened to fire secretaries for washing out my coffee mug.

[MissEve]

I bet you have really good cast iron frying pans at your house!

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by MissEve

I bet you have really good cast iron frying pans at your house!

You bet I do ... my cast iron sticks less than some of our professional grade no-stick stuff does.

The coffee mug thing comes from 10 years in the Navy, though.

[Trev]

Originally Posted by PornoDoggy

It's a coffee mug.

Nothing goes in it but coffee. You have to keep the flavor intact.

You rinse it out with water. If you forget to dump it out for a while and you get some floaties on top of the coffee, you use really hot water.

I've threatened to fire secretaries for washing out my coffee mug.

Am I the only one finding this just a tad rank...

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by Trev

Am I the only one finding this just a tad rank...

Women and officers have said the same thing before ...

[Trev]

Originally Posted by PornoDoggy

Women and officers have said the same thing before ...

It was the "floaties" remark that did it for me.

[PornoDoggy]

Originally Posted by Trev

It was the "floaties" remark that did it for me.

I don't drain a cup that's been left for longer than overnight anymore ...

[Trev]

Originally Posted by PornoDoggy

I don't drain a cup that's been left for longer than overnight anymore ...

I'm almost afraid to ask... what do you do with a cup that's been left longer than overnight.