International Coffee Day is a revelry to celebrate coffee as a beverage and to raise awareness about the plight of coffee growers. Cybernauts celebrate #InternationalCoffeeDay through enthusiatic and funny tweets.
There are many legends surrounding the origins of coffee. The most famous one, is it being discovered by a goat herder named Kaldi. He noticed his goats jumping/dancing around with excitement upon eating a small shrub, while herding them. Curious Kaldi tried them and felt the same effects and enlightened his wife about it.
She apprised him to share these “heaven-sent” berries with the monks. But the monks called it “the Devil’s work” and threw them in fire, but the smell of theses berries roasting was enough to lure them monks. Not much later, the monks used it for staying awake during their spiritual practices and holy devotions.
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Next time you want to thank someone for aiding you with a cup of coffee while you are at work hung-over, half-asleep with a headache, thank the goats acting crazy.
International Coffee Day was first launched in Milan. Many businesses on this day offer discounts or even free cups of coffee and bless their loyal followers with special deals and coupons via social networking.
Twitter users have shared their thoughts and experiences and thanked these “heaven-sent” berries through comical depictions (Kaldi’s wife really was, ahead of her time).
Expectation v Reality. #InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/AHEpMPyftf
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) October 1, 2018
If you need a reliable guide to the latest cutting-edge beverage trends for #InternationalCoffeeDay, I'm here to help. pic.twitter.com/7fk5HHk4YK
— RedScharlach (@redfacts) October 1, 2018
Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay! Here is what coffee does to your body pic.twitter.com/jWgxLz275w
— Dave (@davechannel) October 1, 2018
Have you tried this recipe? ?Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay! pic.twitter.com/HHxSOccXw6
— edutopia (@edutopia) September 29, 2018
Today is #InternationalCoffeeDay, just like the other 51 Mondays a year.
— innocent drinks (@innocent) October 1, 2018
Coffee helps you stay awake #InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/uM0l9z8wBc
— TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) October 1, 2018
I don't get it either. Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay ???☕️☕️☕️ pic.twitter.com/lc4UViBpaO
— Beth ??? (@BethBossy) October 1, 2018
#InternationalCoffeeDay
— The Invisible Man (@invisibleman_17) October 1, 2018
"You're gonna pay for that free coffee, aren't you? pic.twitter.com/vDIVsmW8Aj
"At the office where the papers grow she takes a break, drinks another coffee* and she finds it hard to stay awake…” More GIFs here: https://t.co/6feRHWrHMd #InternationalCoffeeDay *TBF, Paul’s probably drinking tea here ? pic.twitter.com/ppJajpXtVv
— Paul McCartney (@PaulMcCartney) October 1, 2018
Apparently it's #InternationalCoffeeDay :) pic.twitter.com/Tt0PoCLtIn
— Irish Archaeology (@irarchaeology) October 1, 2018
I know a lady who says she doesn’t like coffee or chocolate.
— Scott Wiles (@Scott_W88) October 1, 2018
I know it’s weird, but you shouldn’t mocha. #InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/KEAIuaRBfJ
It's almost bedtime and I'm still waiting ... #InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/Eh8EFUpehk
— Beth ??? (@BethBossy) October 1, 2018
I'm more coffee type girl ?. but in the end of month my pocket money exhausted so I used to drink hot water most of time.. ???
— Saanvi (@Lil_MissTrolls) October 1, 2018
Student life no extra money from parents ??#InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/Il6NNLAQHY
Can you imagine a world without coffee? Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay ☕️? pic.twitter.com/R2igX99Nd0
— Anishah (@AnishahAmin) October 1, 2018
Unfortunate livery. #InternationalCoffeeDay pic.twitter.com/jNzbCXBdDw
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) October 1, 2018
That was worth some laughs. And genuinely, what would have we done without coffee!
While it's important to involve humour in life but so is taking care of the environment
Happy #InternationalCoffeeDay ☕️ pic.twitter.com/0fEsaLq8IR
— Queensland Greens (@QldGreens) October 1, 2018