Tragedy: Milk bag spout cut too wide

Red Squirrel

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This is a pretty serious tragedy that many Canadians sometimes suffer from. Always use the designated cutter tool, it's the only way to be safe!

 
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Zanovar

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“That spout became a gaping mouth of destruction, consuming all in its path,” said a sombre, milk-covered Allison Melman hahahahah
 

BoomerD

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If only there was some kind of...plastic jug...or paperboard carton that could hold milk...then this senseless tragedy might have been avoided.
 
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Fritzo

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This is a pretty serious tragedy that many Canadians sometimes suffer from. Always use the designated cutter tool, it's the only way to be safe!

Milk comes in bags?????
 

Mayne

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that reminds me. I hate my bag holder...the bag never fully slides to the bottom and too much is above the container resulting in a lot of spilt milk.
 

lxskllr

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So how does a bag of milk work? Image search wasn't very helpful. Looks like you stick it in a pitcher, and pour from that? Doesn't milk get between the bag and the pitcher? Looks like a stupid system in case...
 

Red Squirrel

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So how does a bag of milk work? Image search wasn't very helpful. Looks like you stick it in a pitcher, and pour from that? Doesn't milk get between the bag and the pitcher? Looks like a stupid system in case...

That's basically it, you put the bag in the pitcher and clip the end, no milk gets in between unless it dribbles.

Been a very long time since I dealt with milk bags though, I live alone so if I buy milk for anything it's in the smallest carton I can find. Bags are mostly for big families as it usually comes in 3 if I recall. Typical to get them that way at corner stores etc. Grocery stores will have jugs and other formats too.
 

BudAshes

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Old news man. 2017 is the date listed on that article, those people are clearly dead by now from milk deprivation.
 

snoopy7548

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I don't get how Canada has universal healthcare, but they still put their milk into bags. Score one for 'Murica!
 

Spacehead

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If only there was some kind of...plastic jug...or paperboard carton that could hold milk...then this senseless tragedy might have been avoided.
Would probably be easier to put a picture of a missing child on such a thing, if it existed. Won't someone think of the children!!!


Never heard of the Beaverton. Is that the Canadian Onion?
Nice headlines thought:
"Report: Outbreak of idiocy spreading 10,000 times faster than coronavirus"
"Health Canada suggests limiting alcohol to 2 drinks per day unless you’ve already had 3 in which case fuck it"
 

Micrornd

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Would probably be easier to put a picture of a missing child on such a thing, if it existed. Won't someone think of the children!!!
They put the picture of the missing child in the milk bag, it's a Canadian Cracker Jack thing, a prize in every bag :rolleyes: