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thats funny cause milk bags is also something you can call boobs (on a girl)
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wraithgar posted:thats funny cause milk bags is also something you can call boobs (on a girl) hopefully they contain zero plastic there
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wraithgar posted:thats funny cause milk bags is also something you can call boobs (on a girl) as mentioned in the talk page
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Nevergirls posted:as mentioned in the talk page Yo girl, imma need a citation on those tittays
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Dear RMS posted:Yo girl, imma need a citation on those tittays we'll just look past the rule against original research
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This article is down right incorrect when it comes to the strength of milk bags. They are actually incredibly durable. While perhaps -slightly- more susceptible to puncture than a carton or jug, they are much more resilient when it comes to blunt force and drops (the kind of thing they are much more likely to experience). If you have them available in your area, try it. Throw it at a flat surface and try to get it to break (unless the surface is rough, like pavement you might actually find this impossible to do). Then take a carton or jug and drop it from counter top height and see how it fares in comparison. This is clearly just made up by the writer who is basing their information on personal beliefs rather than actual facts. Wouldn't be surprising if they had even lived in an area which uses milk in bags. The entire page needs to be rewritten by someone who actually knows what they are talking about. 99.225.114.29 (talk) I agree with this. What is written here in the article very much reflects the views of someone who doesn't live in an area with milk bags. A former packaging design professor of mine was involved in the graphic design work for some of the early milk bags here in Canada. The first people that were shown the bags had a similar reaction: "It isn't as strong" (My former professor included). To win people over they did the very thing you've mentioned: Throw the bag as hard as they can against a wall. In fact, superior strength was one of the core reasons why they wanted to switch to bags. Other reasons not included in this article, but are also important: Shipping less air (A very important part of package design), shipping less weight (however, the new square milk jugs that get shipped crate-less will probably win that one) and cheaper/faster milk filling. If I can find some good sources, I'll be sure to come back and fix this article 68.179.102.105 (talk) 18:55, 8 March 2010 (UTC)
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Dear RMS posted:Yo girl, imma need a citation on those tittays
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quote:In 1942, Charles A. Ridley of the British Ministry of Information made a short propaganda film, Lambeth Walk - Nazi Style, which edited existing footage of Hitler and German soldiers (taken from Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will) to make it appear they were marching and dancing to "The Lambeth Walk". The film so enraged Joseph Goebbels that reportedly he ran out of the screening room kicking chairs and screaming profanities. The propaganda film was distributed uncredited to newsreel companies, who would supply their own narration.[2]
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FMguru posted:haha owned lol the ur-youtube
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FMguru posted:haha owned https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYdmk3GP3iM
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mr_jim posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYdmk3GP3iM 
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mr_jim posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYdmk3GP3iM holy poo poo, it's proto youtube. i mean you have recut serious footage to popular dance music and hitler
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FMguru posted:haha owned goebbels is....ballmer 
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FMguru posted:haha owned
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Gentle Autist posted:goebbels is....ballmer 
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mr_jim posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYdmk3GP3iM this is awesome
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graph posted:this is awesome
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post the most worthless sandwich you can find on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_butty
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Yodzilla posted:post the most worthless sandwich you can find on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_butty Another variation in the North is the Scollop Butty where the chips are battered before frying.
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you know i bet a egg+ham+hashbrown wrap would be loving delicious
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Yodzilla posted:post the most worthless sandwich you can find on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_butty http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sandwiches has everything from McDonalds and Burger King listed not exactly a comprehensive overview of sandwiches though edit: Two pieces of brown bread, butter and a larger-than-typical amount of bacon, assembled to form a bacon sandwich. 
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it does have the Monte Cristo, king of all sandwiches RIP bennigan's
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I love a grilled cheese but the monte cristo is kinda over the top, I think it's the sugar component I had a couple really good bacon butties in London though, English bacon is really good
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what is the best sandwich i dont know  a good reuben is hard to top
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i got this for 80% when borders closed http://www.amazon.com/Simple-Italian-Sandwiches-Americas-Favorite/dp/006059974X
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graph posted:what is the best sandwich ain't it tho
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thinking about a half pastrami half corned for dinner tonight!!!
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i always just wing it for sandwiches. my goto sammy would have to be grilled chicken breast butterflied on whatever loaf my wife made (italian loaf mostly) with whatever after that (bacon? cheese? lettuce? roma tomato?) and of course slapped in the panini press. even if you have boring ham and american cheese on white, a panini press makes you feel non poor.
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i think i'd go with the donkburg
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I'm donkburgin' hard bro
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put a bangin donk on it
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Honked posted:i think i'd go with the donkburg 
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poemdexter posted:sammy dont do this
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thin slices of giņ lụa with sliced carrot and cucumber and vietnamese mint, maybe some maggi seasoning on the bread if you dgaf about sodium
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I was wondering why corn redirected to maize then I clicked the talk page. hooboy.
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