I don't see how caffine can be androgynous. Are you sure you have the right
word? Androgynous means having characteristics of both sexes.
> What, in general, is the difference between the two and, what effects
> do each produce in a non-sensitive person? Why would either be
> preferable (or not) and why? Since I am not into chemistry, I am
> looking just for basic information. Thanks for all replies.
> Ann
Brad - 01 Oct 2003 15:24 GMT
Lattes and mochas versus plain old cup a joe?
> I don't see how caffine can be androgynous. Are you sure you have the right
> word? Androgynous means having characteristics of both sexes.
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> > looking just for basic information. Thanks for all replies.
> > Ann
Hillary Israeli - 01 Oct 2003 19:06 GMT
*I don't see how caffine can be androgynous. Are you sure you have the right
*word? Androgynous means having characteristics of both sexes.
Maybe she means anhydrous?
I kind of like the idea of androgynous caffeine, though. I was looking for
a halloween costume anyway...

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