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http://www.reverie.demon.co.uk/coffee.htm
Possibly the biggest waste of a webcam in the world but should it be classed as Art and bought for the Tate Modern or maybe it's science and highlights the medicinal properties of instant coffee?
After picking the link from a car forum (why?) I thought you might all have some time to waste. It's almost compulsive viewing in a 'hmmm the paints getting drier' kindaway. And it nowt to do with me - I'm a strictly alcohol only sort of entity.
WOW, thats really amazing. The most exciting thing I've seen in years. Everyone, come on and look at this.
:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
It'll probably end up in an art gallery with the Bricks and the Beans.
[EDIT]http://www.reverie.demon.co.uk/coffee.htm
pls fix the link for us lazy folk[/EDIT]
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Why didn't I think of that? I have a coworker here that is so filthy I like to mark on the calendar when she brings fruit cos I know it will be months till someone cleans it up :)
Can't say as it's changed much but I figure if that's less than 2 weeks and it's just black coffee, what's the chocolate from that machine going to be like? Or (he thinks grossly) what if the machine is capable of delivering some sort of soup?!!