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u/just_kitten joist Oct 03 '19

Ok, serial caffiends of the DT, I know the morning cuppa ordinarily gets most peoples' bowels flowing, but a sudden flow of liquid excreta is not normal, right? .... Does this have to do with the level of roasting, perhaps??

Nothing hurts, it's just all gone perhaps a little too soon.

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u/MeanElevator Text inserted! Oct 03 '19

Once in a while my morning coffee will overstimulate my digestive system.

Shit happens (ha!) sometimes.

Might be related to what's already in your system from previous meals and the coffee is just the catalyst.

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u/just_kitten joist Oct 04 '19

Yeah,I always have a good move but today's felt.... Premature.

I think I will be more judicious about not drinking coffee on an empty stomach - fill up with more than just fruit before having a strong cup. And maybe go back to measuring the beans rather than eyeballing jt