Bitter Like Coffee
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Last published Sun, Dec 3, 2017
Somebody who takes their coffee black may describe the taste as bitter. To this you may ask them why they insist on drinking it, and they probably can't give you a good answer. Sometimes leave a bad taste in your mouth, but you may like it.
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