Need a delegate

[Kyle Barry]

Well, when the landfills and New Jersey are full, we'll just shoot it into space.

 

[DavidWoner]

Well, when the landfills and New Jersey are full, we'll just shoot it into space.

I don't see why we can't shoot New Jersey into space right now.

 

[Dene]

Milk comes in a bag? Who came up with that stupid idea? Plastic cartons are the only way milk should ever be kept.

No, because if you use a bulky plastic carton, and you're too stupid to recycle, it ends up in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

No, because cardboard is easy to squash in your bare hands, leading to a breakage of packaging and a spillage of milk.

 

[blade740]

No, because cardboard is easy to squash in your bare hands, leading to a breakage of packaging and a spillage of milk.

This would never happen with a bag of milk.

 

[Dene]

No, because cardboard is easy to squash in your bare hands, leading to a breakage of packaging and a spillage of milk.

This would never happen with a bag of milk.

No it wouldn't. With the bag you would drop it and it would explode.


Now with the plastic carton, it's impossible to drop because you have a firm handle, and even if you did, explosion is unlikely. And crushing the bottle would only dent the plastic, and not rip a hole in it.

 

[VP7]

I asked my wife what bag milk was, she slaped me.

 

[blade740]

This would never happen with a bag of milk.

No it wouldn't. With the bag you would drop it and it would explode.


Now with the plastic carton, it's impossible to drop because you have a firm handle, and even if you did, explosion is unlikely. And crushing the bottle would only dent the plastic, and not rip a hole in it.

I'll have to disagree. I've dropped a few plastic cartons in my time, and most of the time the force is enough to shoot the cap off and send milk all over the place. Milk bags, however, are tough, flexible plastic. Dropping them would likely do absolutely nothing but shake up the milk.

 

[MTGjumper]

A milk shake, if you will. I should patent that.

 

[riffz]

This would never happen with a bag of milk.

No it wouldn't. With the bag you would drop it and it would explode.


Now with the plastic carton, it's impossible to drop because you have a firm handle, and even if you did, explosion is unlikely. And crushing the bottle would only dent the plastic, and not rip a hole in it.

I'll have to disagree. I've dropped a few plastic cartons in my time, and most of the time the force is enough to shoot the cap off and send milk all over the place. Milk bags, however, are tough, flexible plastic. Dropping them would likely do absolutely nothing but shake up the milk.

I actually agree with this. Milk bags are actually pretty tough to break.