“Decaf? You mean broken coffee” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. Many people do not like decaf coffee.
“RT @FlamingFapper DECAF is broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by Geoff Siddle on February 5, 2011. “@NoodlesinCHI I’m going to start always referring to decaf as ‘broken coffee.’ So true” was posted on Twitter by Cara Rubinsky on January 4, 2012. “Decaf is broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by Katie on May 31, 2012. “@junkyardigan: Decaf is broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by Raw_ak on January 9, 2013.
“Decaf ??? You mean broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by T®️ on May 20, 2014. “Decaf? You mean broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by Emily on June 3, 2014. “Decaf? ....... you mean broken coffee” was posted on Twitter by Jim O’Hara on June 20, 2014. “decaf? you mean broken coffee?” was posted on Twitter by ❁♡kristen jo on October 26, 2014. This version might have originated on an image.
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Geoff Siddle
@SidsPubs
Just like alcohol-free beer RT @FlamingFapper DECAF is broken coffee.
8:15 PM · Feb 5, 2011·Twitterrific for iOS
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Cara Rubinsky
@crubinsky
Replying to @ashleyheher
@NoodlesinCHI I’m going to start always referring to decaf as ‘broken coffee.’ So true.
8:16 AM · Jan 4, 2012·Twitter for iPhone
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Katie | 18 | 🇨🇦
@angrynerdyshark
Decaf is broken coffee.
10:25 AM · May 31, 2012·Favstar.FM
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Brittney Grotz
@thegreatgrotzb
They should just start labeling decaf as “broken coffee.”
8:49 AM · Jan 9, 2013·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
Raw_ak
@r_alabdulkarim
“@junkyardigan: Decaf is broken coffee.” 👌
4:55 PM · Jan 9, 2013·Twitter for iPhone
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E.H. Foster
@EHFoster
Replying to @cjlemire
@cjlemire The ancient Myan word for “Broken Coffee” is “Decaf”
6:51 AM · Mar 28, 2013·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
S†oner ♀
@StyrofoamCobra
Decaf is broken coffee.
10:10 PM · Feb 12, 2014·Twitter for Android
Twitter
LT
@lynterry_13
Decaf is broken coffee.
8:57 AM · Feb 27, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
T®️
@Transport3r_T
Decaf ???
You mean broken coffee.
12:53 AM · May 20, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Emily
@gipsiesoul
Decaf? You mean broken coffee.
6:02 PM · Jun 3, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Jim O’Hara
@oharaj
Decaf? ....... you mean broken coffee.
10:34 AM · Jun 20, 2014·IFTTT
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