Coffee Mug

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Start date Feb 22, 2025
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Feb 22, 2025

PeroK

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I've been especially enjoying my morning coffee recently!

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Good hockey win!
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That mug shape is appropriate for Canada because the coffee gets colder faster with the wider brim.

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