Cathy Sorbo knows what not getting enough of the quotes on Starbucks cups will do to her: "I become fatigued. I get headaches. I'm irritable and moody all day because I missed my chance to indulge my mind and soul with a well-reasoned tidbit from a Starbucks cup. This could lead to a citywide raiding of Starbucks Dumpsters in an attempt to acquire a stockpile of cup quotes in the event that I am physically unable to make it into a Starbucks store." ANOTHER FEAR: Unwanted conversation. (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
> Earlier: Starbucks hopes to generate conversation with quote-spewing cups
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January 16, 2005
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These cups frustrate me: Every time i pick a cup to mark it, i wanna read it , and i can t because another drink is called already, and another and another , and i keep marking, getting my shots ... and wondering what quotes did i miss!
Posted by: sbuxgirl | January 16, 2005 at 07:44 PM
"This could lead to a citywide raiding of Starbucks Dumpsters in an attempt to acquire a stockpile of cup quotes in the event that I am physically unable to make it into a Starbucks store." Ahhhahhhahhhhaaaaahaa-haahhahahah-hahahah! OMG!
Comedian? Now that's a laugh. This lady is about as un-funny as Colin Powell. That article was embarrassingly stupid.
Posted by: Sean | January 18, 2005 at 12:22 PM
Good point, Colin Powell is not funny.. but how fuuny is Connie Rice's gap in her teeth?! Now THATS funny.
Posted by: CoffeeBoy | January 18, 2005 at 05:52 PM
I work at a Starbucks and I remember there was a time when it seemed every 4th tall cup, if not more, had the Justice fish on it. Everytime I went to get a tall cup, i saw the fish! It kind of drove me nuts, but it was a good quote.
Posted by: Jennifer | June 05, 2006 at 02:17 AM
Love the Starbuck's quotes for thought. The world needs a wakeup call and these quotes produce those waking moments.
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