What's your usual coffee-making method?

Sadly, social life rather stunted due to not liking coffee, beer, or cigarettes.

Coffee is a yucky grownup drink.

WTF?!? MD without caffeine is like non-alcoholic beer.

I've got both, and like them both, but they're really different both in how they work and what style of coffee they're trying to make. Aero's a bit more espresso-like, and the "press" is about making air pressure as a substitute for high-powered steam. French press is just pushing the filter through the coffee to keep the grounds at the bottom, and the coffee has more of the solids and oils in it. It turns out that a large French press is also great for making tea in.

I do use the drip filter if I'm making more than two cups of coffee - I can set it up and let it run by itself, and if you use enough ground coffee and don't let it burn, it does ok.

Man is sad because someone has different taste. Thank he is superior, news at 11.

"It is like looking at a DaVinci and saying, I prefer a Thomas Kinkade."
no. It's like looking at a coffee and saying I prefer this coffee. Nothing more.

You know the worse thing about coffee? you fucking snobs.

You''re not a snob if you think Kate Upton looks tastier than Roseanne Barr. As long as you don't scoff at your wife.

Likewise, you're not a snob for preferring Kenya AA to Puerto Rican Acid++. As long as you don't scoff at the coffee people serve you.

Having a taste and preference does not make one a snob.
Not accepting anything else does.

There's mac-n-cheese, and there's mac-n-cheese. There's a big difference between the Kraft box shit with crap pasta and fake cheese, and stuff made with high-quality pasta and real melted cheddar. Personally I prefer shells over elbows.

One thing I've found about food as I got older is that dishes don't have to be fancy or use exotic ingredients to be better than norm, you just need to use high-quality ingredients rather than the cheap, artificial shit that most corporate stuff is made from these days.