I'm not a qualified "barista" but I talk a good talk
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Any Expresso work going ?
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Originally posted by sasguruI'm not a qualified "barista" but I talk a good talk
please visit the following sites for informtion regarding this
www.expresso@starbucks.com they may be able to help but i am assuming u mean coffee as its actually espresso but hey who am i to be picky
hope you get the work you want
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Since when?Originally posted by sasguruI talk a good talk
Anyway, respect to you, taking on a new career in a cafe is certainly pushing the envelope bearing in mind your intellectual shortcomings. Would you not be better building up to such a challenge? Perhaps the "Cones Hotline" can make use of your talents diverting traffic somewhere?
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Verbosity is often an indication of idiocy.Originally posted by shaunbhoySince when?
Anyway, respect to you, taking on a new career in a cafe is certainly pushing the envelope bearing in mind your intellectual shortcomings. Would you not be better building up to such a challenge? Perhaps the "Cones Hotline" can make use of your talents diverting traffic somewhere?

HTH.Hard Brexit now!
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But clearly not in this instance when the eloquent description merely served to paint you in the derisory light your demeanour warrants.Originally posted by sasguruVerbosity is often an indication of idiocy.
HTH.
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You should try reading other books rather than the dictionary, SB. Might make you look like someone with a little bit of culture and ability to express himself rather than a word machine.Originally posted by shaunbhoyBut clearly not in this instance when the eloquent description merely served to paint you in the derisory light your demeanour warrants.

p.s. can't believe I am standing side-by-side with
guru....
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Back to back like sardukaars...Originally posted by Franckop.s. can't believe I am standing side-by-side with
guru....Comment
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