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Milk comes in {chat}s
Mojo_Jojo
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A Time Line Of Milk:
Since the dawn of time until the eighties, the glass bottle with a one-use lid reigned supreme.
It was a simpler time, when a man in a flatcap would leave milk on your doorstep and you didn't have to worry about the local kids either stealing it to buy crack, or putting meth in it.
Up till the early nineties, we dealt with cartons
It was a bleak time and the best we could hope for was some kind of handy built-in top to try and mitigate the inevitable mess.
And then, people realised that tops should screw, and the plastic bottle was born
The world became a better place, but soon it became clear this was incredibly wasteful. Largely due to local councils and their confusing rules for recycling milk bottles, which often ended in angry bin men strewing them across the road each Wednesday morn.
Welcome to the future!
And then you flood your whole damn kitchen with it.
Also, it is not for people who desire anything other than semi-skimmed, because you simply can't buy it in bags.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jdy_42n2uQ
MILK
Since the dawn of time until the eighties, the glass bottle with a one-use lid reigned supreme.
It was a simpler time, when a man in a flatcap would leave milk on your doorstep and you didn't have to worry about the local kids either stealing it to buy crack, or putting meth in it.
Up till the early nineties, we dealt with cartons
It was a bleak time and the best we could hope for was some kind of handy built-in top to try and mitigate the inevitable mess.
And then, people realised that tops should screw, and the plastic bottle was born
The world became a better place, but soon it became clear this was incredibly wasteful. Largely due to local councils and their confusing rules for recycling milk bottles, which often ended in angry bin men strewing them across the road each Wednesday morn.
Welcome to the future!
And then you flood your whole damn kitchen with it.
Also, it is not for people who desire anything other than semi-skimmed, because you simply can't buy it in bags.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jdy_42n2uQ
MILK
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I may be slightly biased as my father works for a major carton-producing company.
bagged milk?
what a terrible culture
But I'd buy anything if it was cheaper for I am poor.
thats what she said
It's about 10% cheaper. The problem being only Sainsbury's sell it, so I can't pop to the local Tesco Metro if I run out of milk. It's been really successful for forcing me into brand loyalty.
That was probably one of the three worst films I saw last year. Seriously poorly done in almost every way that matters. And it took itself with such self-aggrandised importance.
I'm sure you regret dating that racist
no u?
Ah, Skyline. The trailer looks vaguely interesting. The acting looks abysmal, but I don't watch a movie with aliens blowing shit up for the acting.
those aren't the standard brackets
Europe
that chocolate milk is literally the one organic thing i buy
because organic foods are bullshit
load me up with genetically engineered hormoned-up soy-fed super cattle, pls
I've never been sure why we had to specify chat as [chat]. It's not like it's a bbcode tag. It looked lonely without any though, so he got some fancy curly ones.
which is often very helpful
I assume that's the idea behind all bracketed titles
Makes it Searchable.
And jumps out at you, same reason why they're so common in G&T for various games.
Those are reasonable points.
I should be asleep.