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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter11-Nov-14 0:12

11-Nov-14 0:12

There is no such thing 'tein' (or teine or teain or teaine) in chemistry...The word created to point out - the then unknown - difference between how tea and coffee influence people...(coffee has only caffeine where tea has also some theobromine)...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine#Tea[^]

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OriginalGriff10-Nov-14 22:11

OriginalGriff

10-Nov-14 22:11

That's a different question altogether!
And you'd probably need a much wider range of answers, legal and illegal. Sigh | :sigh:

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PhilLenoir12-Nov-14 3:58

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12-Nov-14 3:58

I see the need for a propositional calculus article.

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Abhinav S10-Nov-14 20:55

Abhinav S

10-Nov-14 20:55

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote:
1/5th of CP's population do not 'inhale' caffeine!

They are the lucky ones.
Beer must be allowed at their work places.

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Rage10-Nov-14 21:26

Rage

10-Nov-14 21:26

Wooohh ... Calm down, breathe, have a cup of coffee ...

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HobbyProggy10-Nov-14 21:44

HobbyProggy

10-Nov-14 21:44

Well, Beer would be an option, but sadly even in Germany that's not allowed :/
But i know a coder who is drinking cacao instead of coffee.

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Nelek10-Nov-14 21:55

Nelek

10-Nov-14 21:55

HobbyProggy wrote:
but sadly even in Germany that's not allowed

This is not totally correct.

In Bavaria beer is considered an article of basic need. So it is allowed to be sold, the same as food or so in automats. I have seen many companies with beer in the drink machines.

Another question is responsible drinking and if this is ethic or not. But allowed, it is

We always have a box of beer somewhere in the kitchen and some cold ones in the fridge. But we usually drink it at the end of the day, having a chat or playing some darts (we built a bull as well Poke tongue | ;-P

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HobbyProggy10-Nov-14 22:08

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10-Nov-14 22:08

Yup, in bavaria (which is not Germany anyomore, if you listen to bavarians) they are allowed to drink beer, but it's not the case everywhere in bavaria, they are slightly trying to throw that away.

Anyways, having a good ol "Feierabendbier" is still one of the best beers Smile | :)

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Clodetta del Mar11-Nov-14 0:45

Clodetta del Mar

11-Nov-14 0:45

HobbyProggy wrote:
which is not Germany anyomore, if you listen to bavarians

non-bavarians definately would say that too! Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

Sander Rossel10-Nov-14 21:57

10-Nov-14 21:57

I've been drinking tea for the last three years.
It's not that I really enjoy tea, but it's better than plain water, healthier than soda, and it's all we get at work, water, coffee or tea.
Before that I drank 0 caffeine and that's what I still drink when I'm not at work Smile | :)

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter10-Nov-14 22:07

10-Nov-14 22:07

But tea IS caffeine! Or is it herbal-tea?

Sander Rossel10-Nov-14 22:17

10-Nov-14 22:17

I think the tea has some caffeine, but not all tea.
So I now drink very small amounts of caffeine.
I prefer to keep it that way.
I don't like being addicted to anything, not even when the rest of humanity is also addicted and it's totally acceptable.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter10-Nov-14 22:21

10-Nov-14 22:21

Only true tea has caffeine - the average is 26 mg for a bag...
If you drink herbal tea - like me - you drink no caffeine!

Sander Rossel10-Nov-14 22:23

10-Nov-14 22:23

I drink both Smile | :)

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HobbyProggy10-Nov-14 23:02

HobbyProggy

10-Nov-14 23:02

Sander Rossel wrote:
I don't like being addicted to anything, not even when the rest of humanity is also addicted and it's totally acceptable.

Seems like an addiction to being not addicted to anything.

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Sander Rossel11-Nov-14 0:48

11-Nov-14 0:48

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Dominic Burford10-Nov-14 22:40

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10-Nov-14 22:40

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter10-Nov-14 22:42

10-Nov-14 22:42

Maybe, but I'm a DEVELOPER... Laugh | :laugh: