Wait, that's not coffee, it's tea. Heckin' bamboozled!... Well, time to find a harbor to chuck it in.
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Nah, I'm kidding. I love tea, too. In fact, I found that matcha tea is a pretty good substitute for coffee, if one feels like breaking up one's caffeine routine every now and then.

What does this coffee say?

I can't expresso how depresso one gets without espresso.

Singing is the first sign of coffee withdrawal.

This is probably the kind of coffee Terry the Fat Shark would serve if he were a barista.

This one is a different type of coffee art, as it's coffee on paper. You can check the source for details: https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/randomjam/octopus-coffee-painting

Caffeine moves all, from the crawling ant to leaping antelope. And thus we are all connected in the great circle of coffee.
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What's funny is that the coffee plant developed caffeine as a means of repelling animals who would eat it. And what do humans do? Get hopped up on it, of course.

How would you rate this coffee?

High concentration of cat-ffeine.

I can stop whenever I want, I swear.

This must be what astronauts drink before lift off.

Apparently, it's National Puppy Day today (March 23rd) in the US.

They must like their coffee stirred, not shaken.

My kind of bouquet.

The scene is from "The Iron Giant" (1999), an often forgotten but still very good movie.
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This does make think about when I had my first coffee. I think I was 16 or something.

Batman is known to do some brew-ding.

Well, there are worse things to be addicted to.

More like Hello Coffee... Ha ha. Sorry, I haven't had mine yet today. I'll return with a better joke once I do.

Coffee cups do like being the center of attention. Still, it's strange even to me that people made such a big deal out of this back then.

Even coffee knows it's time to return to monkey.

Kinda of ironic that the 13th entry should be this. But the clover in the coffee is green, so don't pinch me.

For some, this will taste quite bitter but also hopefully remind them of sweeter times.