BIG Mugs next time around?
Melisa
"Jon Poisel" <antares_n...@sff.net> wrote:
>Well, if that's what it takes to reach the volumes I'm looking for, I'll
>take it. :) I can't even find soup mugs at this volume level.
I'm a mere piker in this department: my favorite mug is only 16 oz.
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Peter H. Granzeau
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998 19:40:53 GMT, mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>>Any others like to see mugs this size available fs?
>
>Yup. Though I don't like the wide-mouthed kind -intended- for soup.
I think the sff.net mug is a nearly perfect size, although I won't use
it for soup per se, I will use it for bouillon.
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On Tue, 16 Jun 1998 11:02:46 -0400, "Jon Poisel"
<antares_n...@sff.net> wrote:
>I'd really, REALLY like to see super-sized ("soup"er-sized?") mugs for
>sale - while not a coffee drinker (gasp!), I do like most other hot drinks,
>but dislike taking the time to prepare them only to find the results
>completely imbibed five minutes later.
>
>I'm talking 32 oz. or even larger, if at all possible, and yes, the contents
>would still be warm by the time I finished. :) I *used* to have a set of 24
>oz. soup mugs that saw quite a bit of usage (until the movers got
>careless... argh), so I know I can "keep up" with the temperature of the
>liquid until the last drop.
>
Yes...souper-sized mug lover here.
JB
>Any others like to see mugs this size available fs?
>
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Melisa
p...@exis.net (Peter H. Granzeau) wrote:
>I think the sff.net mug is a nearly perfect size, although I won't use
>it for soup per se, I will use it for bouillon.
I never use any cup for soup. But I'm a -serious- coffee/tea drinker,
and I find cups under 14 oz a bother. Weren't the SFF Net ones only 10
oz? (Mind, I'd buy one anyway. I use the little ones for guests.)
Jon Poisel
Melisa wrote in message <359274f4...@news.sff.net>...
>"Jon Poisel" <antares_n...@sff.net> wrote:
>
>>Well, if that's what it takes to reach the volumes I'm looking for, I'll
>>take it. :) I can't even find soup mugs at this volume level.
>
>I'm a mere piker in this department: my favorite mug is only 16 oz.
It's a start, hehe, it's a start. We'll get you hooked on, oh, say, 20 oz.
mugs, let you get used to those, then *blammo*, you'll be begging for the
"big stuff"! Mwuhahahahahaaaaa!
Doranna
>Melisa wrote in message <359274f4...@news.sff.net>...
>>"Jon Poisel" <antares_n...@sff.net> wrote:
>>
>>>Well, if that's what it takes to reach the volumes I'm looking for, I'll
>>>take it. :) I can't even find soup mugs at this volume level.
>>
>>I'm a mere piker in this department: my favorite mug is only 16 oz.
>
>
>It's a start, hehe, it's a start. We'll get you hooked on, oh, say, 20 oz.
>mugs, let you get used to those, then *blammo*, you'll be begging for the
>"big stuff"! Mwuhahahahahaaaaa!
It takes the really big ones to handle a whole can of soda along with
a nice handful of ice. Hard to find commodity... (coffee? What's
coffee?>
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Melisa
"Jon Poisel" <antares_n...@sff.net> wrote:
>It's a start, hehe, it's a start. We'll get you hooked on, oh, say, 20 oz.
>mugs, let you get used to those, then *blammo*, you'll be begging for the
>"big stuff"! Mwuhahahahahaaaaa!
LOL.
Melisa
dor...@sff.net (Doranna) wrote:
>It takes the really big ones to handle a whole can of soda along with
>a nice handful of ice. Hard to find commodity... (coffee? What's
>coffee?>
Oh, well, for cold stuff. That's different. I drink my coffee or tea
cold most of the day, and for that I require an insulated mug that
holds at least 32 oz. (Size -does- matter.)