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yeah i've never seen liquid milk in bags before myself that is. just that gross powered stuff in bags, thats some nasty milk.:D :D
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Canadians are just tards, they cant help it! look at Torrence and Phillip!!:D
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I can't say much about you americans... :D hahaha nice try Deuce.... §am. |
i cant believe this thread went this long..lol
i shouldve included those other milk bags too..hehe you guys are funny :) hehe |
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Suppose you only want to drink half a bag? Do they come in zip-locks?
Actually, a gallon of milk seems kinda silly, too, considering it's impossible for one person to drink a gallon of milk in one sitting, but at least our gallons are resealable. BTW, milk is bad for human adults. Your body actually sees it as a poison. Take care, ÅChris |
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Maybe poison if the dairy is feeding the cows poison ? |
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If you don't believe me, try drinking a gallon of milk in one sitting. Just make sure you're close to the bathroom. Your body knows better, and will cause you to puke it back up. If we were supposed to drink milk as adults, we wouldn't have to get it from another kind of animal. Think about it. Take care, ÅChris |
milk is always good for you...even with lumps
...and beer has worse effects on adults than milk ever could :P...unless youre lactose intollerant which is a mere technicality :P |
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Take care, ÅChris |
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As for the drinking a gallon thing, i don't think i could drink a gallon of anything without puking :eek: |
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Hell, I still drink milk sometimes, but I know that it's not healthy. I drink alcohol, too. Here's a few links for you to check out. The First One has good info, and includes info from The New England Journal of Medicine, as well as several prominent doctors, including Frank Oski, M.D., author of Don't Drink Your Milk! . He is the Director of the Department of Pediatrics of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Physician-in-Chief of the Johns Hopkins Children's Center. He is also the author, co-author, editor or co-editor of 19 medical textbooks and has written 290 medical manuscripts. BUT, the website it is on is a religious one, and I'm not particularly religious, so I only offer it as a source of collected information, not the informations original source. The second one is from the book Whole Health, by Joseph Keon. This site has tons of links for more info, but it might be more info than you want. This Last One is from a fitness website, and lists tons of references for you. Take care, ÅChris |
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also, milk doesnt make "stronger bones". its the vitamin D added since thier is not enough Vitamin D(actually Vitamin D3 or Vitamin D2 which is synthetic and doesnt do squat) in it to produce "healthy bones". actually a little bit of sunlight to the human skin produces this vitamin D3. that is where we actually get it in humans and other animals, but just isnt enough if your not in the sunlight that much. Vitamin D actually helps the body absorb calcium so we can get "stronger bones". |
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Why is "milk-in-a-bag" better then milk in a jug? Isn't it just a pain in the azz to cut the bag then have an open container in the fridge?
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Well, seeing as most people don't recycle, maybe it cuts down on the waste and cost. Canada is very nature oriented from what I've seen.
I never was real big on milk but I do however have the 'occasional' beer to supplement my daily allowance of wheat and barley. I also only smoke 'light' cigarettes, I'm somewhat of a health nut. |
You guys, lets get back on the discussion about milk bags!!!! You know the ones I want to see.:D:D:D
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