There's no point crying over spilt milk. Or is there?

^ Nice disclaimer!

I pick up some 100% no hormone added, blah blah free range milked with warm hands milk in Glass jars now and then. It seems thicker but tastes about the same, but I don't dig paying about twice as much for my milk.

I don't think they add stuff to the milk (outside of the D ) it is about how its pasteurized.

-R

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Oh dear, I appear to be creatively bankrupt this evening and can’t think of anything *funny to write. 

However, if you can’t think of a good reason not to drink milk (and thus save the packaging), try reading this.

And if that doesn’t bother you, this may explain why.

Paul

*As in amusing to me; I make no claims to anything being even in the slightest bit funny or otherwise intresting to anyone else.

By an chance are you dating Heather Mills? You really seem to hate milk.

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On balance I think Heather Mills would be a very 'interesting' date.  However, I suspect the feeling wouldn't be mutual. 

I don't hate milk at all, but just feel it ought to go where nature intended.  I am vegan if that's what you mean though.  It's probably why I have so many violent DVDs; I've got to balance my ying and yang somehow! 

Between me the hardcore Scottish civic nationalist and now a militant vegan amongst the ranks of profiler. We are fast on our way to becoming a new 4 chan.

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I don't hate milk at all, but just feel it ought to go where nature intended.

If nature didn't intend it to go in my belly, nature shouldn't have made it taste so good. 

It was probably just a technical oversight.  A bit like when the DVD sleeve says one thing (for example 3D, 2.35:1, 7.1 DTS, plus a free holiday and £1,000 [$1614.58] spending money with a celeb of your choice), but what you find inside is something else (such as black and white, 1.33:1, mono and your car brakes down so you have to take the bus home and watch the TV on your own).  I know we're supposed to profile our food and drink exactly as we find it, but surely some common sense is needed sometimes?

There's a lot to be said for applying Profile's Rules to all aspects of our lives. 

Actually, I may suggest that all films that feature milk or meat as food on the sleeves or anywhere in them are automatically classed as Adult.  With so much milk drinking by young people going on these days, no wonder society is breaking down everywhere you look; instead give me a town centre full of bing-drinking teens any night of the week!

Paul