Starbucks Quotes Stir Controversy

[YogsVR4]

I've still never been to a Starbucks. That'd be because I can't stand the smell or taste of coffee. Aside from that, I feel bad for people who define or defend their morals based on whats written on the side of a piece of Styrofoam.

[replicant_008]

Originally Posted by YogsVR4

I've still never been to a Starbucks. That'd be because I can't stand the smell or taste of coffee. Aside from that, I feel bad for people who define or defend their morals based on whats written on the side of a piece of Styrofoam.

Horoscope instead anyone? Ohhh... that might offend some folk because it suggests something to do with the occult. Let's put on some psalms that would be good to balance it with... hang on, not everyone who drinks coffee will be comfortable with that - so let's put some excerpts from something else... hmmm that comment about men and women being equal is inconsistent for fundamentalists and the right...

Storm in a teacup... can't think of a better place for some stirring than in a recyclable paper cup (preferably not one of those non-biodgradeable styrofoam ones...) although coffee should be freshly brewed and hot, sans milk and thick enough to produce dregs.

[2strokebloke]

Maybe they did this so people would talk about it. You know publicity.
"I Heard Starbucks' cups got words an' junk on 'em"
"Yeah! - let's go there and see what 'em cups 'ave to say!"

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Originally Posted by 2strokebloke

"I Heard Starbucks' cups got words an' junk on 'em"
"Yeah! - let's go there and see what 'em cups 'ave to say!"

that is EXACTLY the conversation I had with the guy next to me at the post office when the story scrolled on CNN