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You did know that by slipping army coffee to the enemy on the battlefield.....the myth of mustergas was born, right?

You did know that by slipping army coffee to the enemy on the battlefield.....the myth of mustergas was born, right?

Mark wrote:You did know that by slipping army coffee to the enemy on the battlefield.....the myth of mustergas was born, right?

LOL this coffee war of ours its going to keep going on. At least we can agree that its better than the Air Forces, Coast Guards or the Marines.

They don't serve coffee.....they have colored water

Does it taste like turpentine, Mark?

I have had colored water and sludge in my base. Which is why usually on deployment many people bring their own coffee pots. Which is sort of funny, as one pot of coffee cannot serve 20 people.

thelordharry wrote:Does it taste like turpentine, Mark?

Oh yeah. That's why its an instant remedy for a hangover. You know that odd feeling on your tongue when you've had a real bender? Well, military coffee helps because it simply disolves away the outer layer of skin on contact! I'm

...which is why sometimes it can be used as paint remover.

McAvoy wrote:...which is why sometimes it can be used as paint remover.

I think that is the main ingredient in military coffee