This poll is totally unfair. Why it should not have been a single choice to make but multiple choice. I get my caffiene whereever I can. I drink it black although I have re-discovered the joys of half-and-half so....

Morning Source

Good old French Roast brewed at double strength. Comes out of the pot sort of in an ooze. Flavor you can chew. If I can put a spoon in and still pull the spoon out in one piece I've done something wrong.

Noon time and afternoon sources

Can be one of or a combination of:

• Iced coffee (see above)
• Diet Dew®
• Diet Pepsi®
• Tea
• Iced Tea

or a combination of the above.

I can drink caffienated beverages of all sorts right up until it is time to got to bed and still fall right to sleep. In fact I've been known to have an expresso by my bedside as a nightcap.

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