“I love you more than coffee, but not always before coffee” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many coffee mugs. “I love you more than coffee, but not always before coffee” was cted on Twitter on February 7, 2014.
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P-lo
@pealowlow
I love you more than coffee, but not always before coffee ☕️💕
10:36 AM - 7 Feb 2014
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Tashina Stillmaker
@tmbstillmaker
I love you more than coffee. But, not always before coffee. #theatre #stagemanager
12:30 PM - 13 Feb 2014
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Grace Leahey
@graceleahey
“I love you more than coffee, but not always before coffee.” #amen #coffeefirst
7:48 PM - 16 Feb 2014
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@aCHILDRENsite
@aCHILDRENsite
I #Love you more than #Coffee. But not always BEFORE coffee… http://pinterest.com/pin/134404370103527785/ …
12:46 PM - 18 Feb 2014
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BluDragon
03-07-2014, 10:41 AM
Oh wow great thread!!
Saw this on a mug “I love you more than coffee but not always before coffee”
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