Hey Flu...

[BronxBullies]

It ok angel Minnesota is practically canadia so your fine!

It's Canada you fool! (capital C a n a d a) Now that this has been resolved, nothing else to see here, please step back from the tape and move along in an orderly fashion.

[Tweedledee {council}]

It's Canada you fool! (capital C a n a d a) Now that this has been resolved, nothing else to see here, please step back from the tape and move along in an orderly fashion.

Geeze i would be embarrassed to live in Canad-I-a too but i dont take it out on everyone else
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[Dai [sherpa]]

Hey Dr. Flu (hmm, that's ironic), why does Canada have cute girls delivering orders directly from amazon like in the Scott pilgrim movie while here in America we just get them from whatever disgruntled post office carrier comes around that day?

1. Universal Socialised Healthcare.
2. The Queen.
3. Bagged Milk.

[Sven XC [sherpa]]

1. Universal Socialised Healthcare.
2. The Queen.
3. Bagged Milk.

You don't have bagged milk?! Weird.

[Dai [sherpa]]

You don't have bagged milk?! Weird.

British North America is Best North America!

[Flu]

Is bagged milk like boxed wine, wherein it's just an odd sort of packaging, or is it some sort of weird Briticism where it's not even really milk and there's no bag involved, unless the bag refers to a sheep's udder or a bull's scrotum?

[BronxBullies]

Is bagged milk like boxed wine, wherein it's just an odd sort of packaging, or is it some sort of weird Briticism where it's not even really milk and there's no bag involved, unless the bag refers to a sheep's udder or a bull's scrotum?

Just an odd sort of packaging. In Canada, milk comes in cartons, jugs and sealed plastic bags, however it does differ from Province to Province.

[Flu]

Through the power of Google, I had to see this.



Isn't it incredibly hard to pour?

[Sven XC [sherpa]]

Through the power of Google, I had to see this.



Isn't it incredibly hard to pour?

You put the bag in a pitcher! Google it, I'm too lazy.

EDIT: Not as lazy as I thought...

[klyde99 {council}]

My best friend in college was student teaching his senior year, and had lunchroom duty. Apparently, this particular middle school in upstate NY served milk in small bags instead of cartons. One kid was having a difficult time getting the straw into the bag, and at the height of his frustration, he yelled out, "I hate drinking from breast implants!" My friend and the other teachers about lost it in the lunchroom.