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Had to try it... not bad.

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diymirage said:
I'm sure it's an acquired taste...but yoy can change that
Growing up, I always drank it black with sugar
Then 2, 3 years ago I passed my high water mark of 220 lbs and decided I had to do something drastic, so I cut sugar from my coffee
The first week or so, it tasted very bitter
Then I got used to it

My wife takes hers with some creamer and last year when we went on vacation I decided to try that, and I decided that isn't half bad either, so now I drink it like that
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I like tea with Bailey's as well. Probably real good with your coffee.
 
James Clews said:
Both my parents were tea drinkers and I hated the smell and taste of coffee! My first girlfriend made me drink coffee and I still hate it today but have a cup in the morning and another when I get to work with plenty of milk. I do not know how you guys drink black coffee, it turns my stomach. If I am home I have my first cup of coffee then I will have a cup of Bonox! Yes this is just like a liquid vegemite that we aussies love so much.
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Something like Bovril then is it?. I like Vegemite but prefer Marmite myself. I've eaten that stuff since I was 4 months old. Mom would put some on some soldiers as she would call them. Small strips of toast. Love it and just got some from England through Amazon. I can buy it here but I think it's a better through Amazon. When we got to England I stock right up.
 
Mark Wainwright said:
Something like Bovril then is it?. I like Vegemite but prefer Marmite myself. I've eaten that stuff since I was 4 months old. Mom would put some on some soldiers as she would call them. Small strips of toast. Love it and just got some from England through Amazon. I can buy it here but I think it's a better through Amazon. When we got to England I stock right up.
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Never been a big fan of vegimite...but then again, I never found myself laying in a den in Bombay either
 
diymirage said:
Never been a big fan of vegimite...but then again, I never found myself laying in a den in Bombay either
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Hey DY was going to ask you if your from Germany and moved here or what Country you lived in before.
 
Fred Scigliano said:
Hey DY was going to ask you if your from Germany and moved here or what Country you lived in before.
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Like Mark pointed out...im Dutch (though born less then an hour from the German border, as well as the Belgian border)

In short, I lived there untill I was 17
Then I met a girl online, which got terribly out of hand, and at 21 I moved to the USA to marry her, that was 17 years ago

For the time being, I'm happy being a resident alien, and maintaining my Dutch citizenship

As long as I have that, every child I father is by default also Dutch. Of course any child i father in the US is by default also an American, so all my children have dual citizenship, by birthright

If I want to become a naturalized citizen I need to renounce my Dutch citizenship, and if I do that, none of the children I father after that can make a claim to Dutch citizenship, so untill I know we're done having kids, im not gonna apply for US citizenship
 
diymirage said:
Like Mark pointed out...im Dutch (though born less then an hour from the German border, as well as the Belgian border)

In short, I lived there untill I was 17
Then I met a girl online, which got terribly out of hand, and at 21 I moved to the USA to marry her, that was 17 years ago

For the time being, I'm happy being a resident alien, and maintaining my Dutch citizenship

As long as I have that, every child I father is by default also Dutch. Of course any child i father in the US is by default also an American, so all my children have dual citizenship, by birthright

If I want to become a naturalized citizen I need to renounce my Dutch citizenship, and if I do that, none of the children I father after that can make a claim to Dutch citizenship, so untill I know we're done having kids, im not gonna apply for US citizenship
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Don't blame ya I would keep it as well. would be nice to visit there never been out of the US and Canada.
 
Fred Scigliano said:
Don't blame ya I would keep it as well. would be nice to visit there never been out of the US and Canada.
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Travel there is...different
The countries in Europe are considerably smaller then the US or Canada, and traveling between them is like traveling between states or territories , as far as ease goes

But you find yourself in a different country with different customs and languages, and most importantly, different food
 
diymirage said:
Travel there is...different
The countries in Europe are considerably smaller then the US or Canada, and traveling between them is like traveling between states or territories , as far as ease goes

But you find yourself in a different country with different customs and languages, and most importantly, different food
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That's what I was wondering is crossing over to another Country if it changed much.
Not much different from here to Canada.
 
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