COFFEE~!

[malaya]

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hi lestat,
dili siguro makabiga kay wa pa man ko mabihaon....he he he anyway,i guess you are interested to taste it not for the biga purpose but because you are a coffee fanatic.are you residing in manila because if you are,i will find a way to send you.ok....funny man you....

[Majesty]

Pasalamat gyud ko na d ko mo inom ug kape...Kabaho gani kaning tae tapos imnon nato!

kinsa ang nag-imbento ani

[slakker]

no thanks, i don't like to drink sh!t.

[Hamster_Girl]

its yummy best coffee ever realy its yummy!you should try it :mrgreen:

[xyberblue]

Naka istorya lang cgro mo ana kay ang iring na inyong gihisgutan kay kana mang naa sa ato mga kanbalayan.
This kind of animal is wla man diri sa cebu gud so ang ato ma relate kana ra naa sa balay....

Nindot unta to kanang basa-basa ba then imo i blend as coffee....

Inig inum makaingon cgro ug

Meooowww 100% pure and cat coffee....

[SPRINGFIELD_XD_40]

Ang tae ani mao ang himuon ug kape .... KAMPAY !!!

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CIVET CAT
Civet, common name for about 30 species of somewhat catlike, carnivorous mammals.



Civets are native to the warm regions of southeast Asia, southern Europe, and Africa.

They have a long body about the size of a domestic cat, short legs, a tapered head with small ears, and a long, bushy tail.

Civets are a large group of mostly nocturnal mammals of the Old World family Viverridae (civet family), which also includes the mongoose .



Civets are not true cats, but the civet family is related to the cat family (Felidae).

Most civets have catlike bodies, long tails, and weasellike faces. Their fur may be gray or brown, and may be marked in various patterns.

All civets have scent-producing glands, located in a double pouch near the genitals. The fatty yellow secretion of these glands has a distinctive musky odor used for territorial marking.

Commercially, this substance is known as civet and is used as a perfume fixative. Civet can be removed from captive animals every 14 to 20 days. Some civet species are hunted for their fur.



The ground-living, or true, civets form a distinctive group within the family; these animals have a highly carnivorous diet. Most have dark spots and ringed tails. They include several Asian species (genus Viverra ) and one African species ( Civettictis civetta ).

Best known is the Indian civet, V. zibetha, of S Asia, from which most of the civet for perfume is derived.

It has tawny fur with black spots and black bands on the tail. It is about 30 in. (76 cm) long, excluding the 20-in. (42-cm) tail, and about 15 in. (38 cm) high at the shoulder; it weighs up to 25 lb (11 kg).

Some of the ground-living civets are called linsangs and genets.

The palm civets form another distinct group within the civet family. These are arboreal, largely fruit-eating animals of Africa and Asia; they are classified in several genera.

The North American spotted skunk is sometimes popularly called civet but is not closely related to civets. Civets are classified in the phylum Chordata , subphylum Vertebrata, class Mammalia, order Carnivora, family Viverridae.

Although the Viverridae family is distantly related to the Felidae family of which the common domestic cat is a member, the civet "cat" is not a cat. Indeed, it is more related to the mongoose than to any cat.


source : ask jeeves

[lestat1116]

m from cebu malaya.. anyone from cebu hav thing coffee beans? i wana really try this..

[-hyacinth-]

i havent tried yet but katilaw na kog chicharon nga iring with matching furs & all that! wehehe

[lestat1116]

any one tried wawa coffee and special DD coffees?

do you think that starbucks beans are over roasted?

[chef_ack]

whats dd coffee?
re starbucks coffee beans, well thats what they called "dark roast coffee beans" but italian wants their beans in "medium roast"