Death Wish coffee

Having cloudynights? Take a sip of coffee and let's chat about other things around us. From food to games, this is for all the off-topic chat.
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Death Wish coffee

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Have a death wish to stay awake overnight for stargazing? [smilie=bleeding.gif]

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Wow! Good for those really long and clear nights! Wonder if it will cause double the caffein twitch!
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You don't need coffee... just the thrill of finding that barely visible target or the splendour of the major sights is enough to keep the adrenaline going!
Its the let down after packing up that's tedious :)
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Maybe a good time to drink this coffee is when immediately after packing up due to cloudy sky, it suddenly clears up! [smilie=hell-yes.gif]
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