Just realized my TalkBass travel cup is now officially “Road Worn”! 
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Road Worn???
- Thread starter Bergerman
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I finally had to discard my old The Bottom Line t-shirt after more than twenty years. It literally was falling apart.
Is there buckle rash on the other side?
Darn nitro finished coffee mugs…it would still be looking good if it was poly.
It looks great! Ton of mojo 
Short anecdote: in Italy we *never* wash our coffee maker (moka pot).
Using soap to clean it is considered a capital sin and can get you banned from your own household!
Short anecdote: in Italy we *never* wash our coffee maker (moka pot).
Using soap to clean it is considered a capital sin and can get you banned from your own household!
Weight?
We don’t use soap in the US to clean our coffee makers. We use white vinegar, boiled through a few times, followed by brewing water a few times.It looks great! Ton of mojo
Short anecdote: in Italy we *never* wash our coffee maker (moka pot).
Using soap to clean it is considered a capital sin and can get you banned from your own household!
I prefer modern multi scale lidless mugs.
But I drink prog jazz coffee, YMMV
But I drink prog jazz coffee, YMMV
That there is real wear, unlike those posers that "relic" their coffee cups.
Bunch of losers.
Bunch of losers.
It was a Christmas gift from my wife years ago. I don’t know if TalkBass sells any merch anymore, but there used to be a website for various items. I also have a ceramic TalkBass coffee mug that is still in pristine condition…
