Is making flavored coffee in the 'regular' coffee pot a hanging offense?

[wtr100]

Some jackwagon made egg nog fru fru coffee in the regular pot.  Isn't
there something in the Genevia Convention about this?

!@#$

[saltydogbk]

Flavored coffee is in fact a hanging offense .

[ratcatcher55]

7 strokes with the Singapore cane.

[jaybet]

It all depends on the percentage of gay folks in your office staff.

[wtr100]

7 strokes with the Singapore cane.

thats what I like about this place - everyone is so subtle

[Sponsor]

[MikeBjerum]

Chuck Wagon rule #2 - right after Cookie is always right, in charge, and God.

Nothing goes into the camp (office) coffee pot but grounds, eggs and water (preferably clean water, but that is not a deal breaker).  Sub rule 2a goes onto how often the pot shall be washed - Rarely if ever.

Flavorings ... Did they taste at all like buffalo chips or cow pies?  If not ... ROPE !!!

[ratcatcher55]

thats what I like about this place - everyone is so subtle

I was being nice because it was the first offence.

[Hazcat]

Coffee already has a flavor!

HANG 'EM!

[Pathfinder]

It all depends on the percentage of gay folks in your office staff.

I must have a couple in my house, as there is all sorts of coffee flavorings in the fridge. And no, they ain't mine!

[fightingquaker13]

Two things.
One, its not a hanging offence IF, IF, they wash the pot and filter holder and wipe the grinder. If not, Get A Rope!

Two let me suggest a Keurig coffee maker. My old reliable drip maker died a few weeks ago. Penny's had the big Keurig on sale for $80 bucks. I will never go back.

It uses these individual serving coffee containers. Pop one in, and you've got a cup of coffee (3 size settings to adjust for strength) in 30 seconds. It goes right into your cup. No carafe, no burner to forget to turn off, no burnt coffee, no grounds to make a mess and nothing to clean but wiping out where the "K-cup container" fits with a dry paper towl. I'd avoided buying one because I thought your selection was limited. BS, there are over two hundred varieties of coffee tea and hot choclate from two dozen different companies (Green Mt., Gloria Jean, Tullys, Folgers, Bigelow, etc.). You can't beat it particularly if you are in an office. Just buy a few big variety packs from Sams or BJs and every one gets what they want with no mess, smell or squabbling. You can't beat this thing with a stick.
FQ13