Demitasse??

[GQ28]

In the C39 eps., A Man's Pride, the waiter mentions,"Would you like some coffee or demitasse". What is demitasse?:confused: :confused:

[dahatman]

Isn't she married to Ashton Kutcher??:lol:

[Bill S.]

^^LOL

Here GQ: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demitasse

[Ireneparalegal]

Not to be mean or rude, but when I wonder things like that, I check out the internet first and if it doesn't help me find the answer, then I would make a thread. I mean, it wouldn't hurt to just type in the word DEMITASSE and hit enter and it would tell you what that is.

[GQ28]

Not to be mean or rude, but when I wonder things like that, I check out the internet first and if it doesn't help me find the answer, then I would make a thread. I mean, it wouldn't hurt to just type in the word DEMITASSE and hit enter and it would tell you what that is.Please don't responed if the thread dosen't intrest you!:mad: We are all fans of the Honeymooners, I'm twentyeight so some things are before my time and I'm going to ask some questions!:mad: Iam not hear to get into any foolishness with anybody!:mad Please keep those kind of remarks to yourself, again I'm not hear for any trouble! To me you are trying to be smart! What is the big deal about me asking that question, is it bothering YOU!!:mad: that much!?:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

[Ireneparalegal]

I wasn't being rude or mean, I did state that in my post. I have posted on the Honeymooners board before, so please don't imply that "fans of the Honeymooners" comment. I wouldn't have seen this thread if I was not browsing the board. Take a chill pill. ;)

[GQ28]

I wasn't being rude or mean, I did state that in my post. I have posted on the Honeymooners board before, so please don't imply that "fans of the Honeymooners" comment. I wouldn't have seen this thread if I was not browsing the board. Take a chill pill. ;)I know that you posted before! I been posting along time also! My name use to be Woolworth28, I just changed my name! I don't care what you say, I felt disrespected! You are still going on an on! If you can't handle the fire, DON'T START IT!!!!:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

[Ireneparalegal]

:lol: You are the one with all the mad smileys dear, not me. ;) What fire? A simple post and all this attention? Wow!

[GQ28]

:lol: You are the one with all the mad smileys dear, not me. ;) What fire? A simple post and all this attention? Wow!
I was just joking around.:lol: I got a kick out of how we kept on going back and forth with one another, so I would type stuff to see what your response would be, nothing serious.:crazy: :lol:

[Zoneboy]

I was just joking around.:lol: I got a kick out of how we kept on going back and forth with one another.

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[Ireneparalegal]

Ok, let me ask the next question here, has anyone ever tried a Demitasse? I never had.

BTW, if anyone cares, the first time I heard abt a Demitasse was NOT from the Honeymooners, but actually a Looney Toons commercial with Porky Pig. He ordered one. :lol:

[drumr33]

-GQ--
I'm glad to see someone else who is 28 and loves shows from the 50's. Honestly I thought I was the only one, and had something severly wrong with me. The latter is still probalby true and I wouldn't have it any other way.

cheers

[tv star collector]

A demitasse (French) is a small cup, literally "half cup", used to serve turkish coffee or espresso. It typically has about 60-90 ml/2–3 fl oz capacity—half the size of a full coffee cup (a tasse à café of about 120 ml/4 fl oz).

Typically they are made of white pottery or porcelain and accompanied by matching saucer. Some coffeehouses and many china companies also sell brightly decorated varieties, and some coffee companies, such as Illy, produce demitasses with a variety of designs. Another type of demitasse is a glass cup set into a metal frame.

[Source: Wikipedia]

[BarneyFife]

A demitasse (French) is a small cup, literally "half cup", used to serve turkish coffee or espresso. It typically has about 60-90 ml/2–3 fl oz capacity—half the size of a full coffee cup (a tasse à café of about 120 ml/4 fl oz).

Typically they are made of white pottery or porcelain and accompanied by matching saucer. Some coffeehouses and many china companies also sell brightly decorated varieties, and some coffee companies, such as Illy, produce demitasses with a variety of designs. Another type of demitasse is a glass cup set into a metal frame.

[Source: Wikipedia]

Thank You "TV Star", I was about to google that, but you saved me the trouble.:crazy: I've never heard of it myself.