delirium tremens

In other words, you've got a massive hangover, intense anxiety, you're hyperventilating, your blood pressure and heart rate are through the roof, and you are in a total and complete hallucinatory world, with nothing real coming in.

1. lack of awareness that sensitive body parts should be covered before engaging in culinary operations
2. spilling boiling water on sensitive body parts
3. trying to add dried caffeine-bearing substance to water before, rather than after, heating water
4. gloop in the bottom of the water boiling device that later causes you to throw out and replace device rather than explain to roommates/parents/SO the circumstances in which it got there

1. inability to sleep due to lack of blood in the caffeine stream.
2. caffeine craving being the first sentient thought on waking
3. use of caffeine craving as a motivating agent to get the user out of bed after a duration of sleep
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[Ed. node (Gz): fixed list tags 12/28/2001]

A state of fevered agitation, trembling of the appendages, hallucination and troubled consciousness, attributable to alcoholic intoxication.

Attributing Delirium tremens to caffeine withdrawal has also been mentioned however this is only related to sharing a single common symptom that is the first indicator of the condition : fine tremor. The "morning shakes", or any other name one assigns to this common after-effect of severe alcohol withdrawal is also experienced with withdrawal of stimulants (hence caffeine) and certain drugs like salbutamol (US : albuterol) used in the treatment of asthma as a bronchodilator.

Above 9% alcohol content should explain the reason behind the name of this fabulous brew.