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Ohhhh ahhhhahahha I think this is SO funny!
This is hilarious! And you are all so gOrGeOus :}
Do Canadians really drink bagged milk? I will have to research this…
Wow, okay, thanks for teaching me something I never knew!
It’s sad, but true…
yep it’s true… I don’t live in Canada but I live less than an hour away soooo…..
How is it that I live almost as near if not nearer Canada than you do, and have never heard this before?
I assume it is because I am poor and ignorant (sigh)
lol
I always thought bagged milk was a myth…sad to see that it’s not
it really is unfortunate
I live in Canada, and I always drink from bagged milk.
Canada switched from glass to plastic bags when they switched over to the metric system. But you know what’s sad, the States still use the imperial system of measurements along with only… uh… two other countries? I’m just sorry you’re still stuck in past with your milk cartons and imperial system.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but new isn’t always better. The metric system is extremely boring and predictable. We like keeping things interesting here in the States.
Though I agree with you I’d like to point out that, just as new isn’t always better, interesting isn’t always better.
Leanne, I’m sorry, but…
Imperial = relating to an empire, magnificent, majestic (sounds way cooler)
Metric = relating to the meter (boring)
Therefore, imperial > metric
The US uses the imperial system; Canada uses the metric. Therefore, the US > Canada.
The US has milk cartons; Canada has bagged milk. So therefore, milk cartons > bagged milk.
There. A perfectly logical argument.
Mari is out here making wonderful points. The US will continue winning whether you like it or not.
YEAH TELL ‘EM MARI
and yeah… what else can I say but…
‘MURICA!!!!
Stuff and nonsense. Though I am an avid patriot, I agree that metric is better, as I am an aspiring engineer. Working with metric makes things SOOO much easier than all of those tedious unit conversions. However, that doesn’t mean that bagged milk is better (That actually sounds gross š).
Perhaps metric is more convenient, but imperial is indisputably more fun.
Mari, you have some mistakes there.
Imperial: Not making any sense, and a pain for all math students.
Metric: straightforward, makes sense, a joy to work with.
Therefore, metric US.
Canada keeps u’s after o’s; US deletes them. Therefore, u’s after o’s > no u’s after o’s
I’m sorry Emily, but it seems to me that there was a break in your logic.
Yeah, imperial is hard to convert between measurements, but it is more logical by itself, when you don’t convert between different standards, i.e. volume to weight (if that makes any sense). For instance, the Fahrenheit scale is modeled to tell temperature in an easier way, i.e. 70 degrees instead of 25.65 C. Overall, Imperial is easier for measurements in volume and temperature and metric is better for weight and length. So it’s kind of a tie. Imo, America always wins though š
Imperial: Not making any sense, and a pain for all math students.
Metric: straightforward, makes sense, a joy to work with.
Therefore, metric > imperial.
Canada uses the metric; US uses imperial. Therefore Canada > US
Canada keeps uās after oās; US deletes them. Therefore, uās after oās > no uās after oās.
There you go.
yup canadians do im a canadian and we do actually it is the normal here lol
Finally! A fellow Canadian to support me in my lonely minority. Thank goodness someone around here appreciates milk bags.
I am also Canadian, and support you. Also, grEy is the best coloUr.
Careful there Emily, or I might change my mind and make you the villain.
Go Leane with the ‘u’s! Where I live, we do the same š
I drink out of milk bags too!
@Anon M, I will always stay loyal to my county, no matter what threats you may make.
Agreed :flag:
Yep same @Cassidy
yup we dooooooooo!
Yes. We drink bagged milk in Canada. Don’t ask why, idk, but when we visit the States we brink empty milk jugs to use rofl
lol š
lol emma i didn’t know either
LOL this is great
Hee hee! You two are absolutely HOPELESS.
As for the extra u’s – I’ve gotta agree with Cassie. When it comes to pronunciation of words (sorry all you Brits) and spelling, the U.S. has got it right every time. After all, we have the original version, right?
oh of course. Those stuffy Brits and Canadians decided they needed extra letters to sound all high and mighty. XD
What about the Australians and New Zealanders, as well? And South Africans?
YEAH! What about us Aussies?
You’re ALL showoffs lol
haha yep
*coughs* REALLY? *coughs again*
But the British language was established before the Americans colonies, and eventually the nation, ever existed. So, therefore, the British language is superior. Go U’s!!!!
No way! British was the original English, then the US decided to change it!!!!
(That was replying to Julia’s comment, not Lilwen’s)
Who says we changed it? How do you know YOU didn’t change it?
In the modern and revolutionized country I live in, we drink *boxed* milk.
This cracked me up so bad ugh ugh ugh u guys r so funny XD
Its just easier to use cartons tho…how do you reseal bagged milk?
(just wondering, honestly)
IKR
A small cut is made to any top corner and the milk pours out of there. The corner is never resealed though. It just remains open.
wow, sounds like a recipe for an upset stomach
xDDDD Ikr
It’s never happened in my 17-year-old life. Each bag is only a litre of milk (quart) and the bags encourage you to drink the milk faster. If I get sick from a milk bag one day, I promise I will change to cartons and never look back. XD
*whispers*
hey everyone let’s sneak some mild poison into Leanne’s bag of milk so she gets sick and switches over to cartons.
Oh my goodness Andrew….
*innocent look*
what did I do?
Hilarious! XD Really enjoyed this. NBC really lost out by not airing this in their documentary…
This is hilarious!! I’m both Canadian and American, but don’t live in either country. I must say that metric is better. Also I like how Canadians take the time to give there words character by adding the u’s. Just saying… xD
Same!
I’m Canadioan. I also think that Leanne has great humour!
Bagged milk is sacrilegious and a heresy.
Hmmph!
Oh my goodness – this is SO funny…. XD ROTFLOL!! Though, honestly, I think that the extra “u”s are beautiful… š (Yes, I live in the U.S. – WA, to be specific. XDXP) Honour, colour, saviour – you get the idea. š And I’m not sure what I think about the bagged milk… Definitely intriguing. š Oh, and I loved that she was watching Westerns to understand us better!!!!! š