Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

[catmom46]

Nope. It just stays there.
If Ski were here he'd tell us the scientific principle that holds the bag in place, but he's not, so YouTube to the rescue.

And the milk doesn't go bad being exposed to air? Or I guess it's not enough to spoil it, though. As you can tell, I'm fascinated by this bagged milk!

 

[JenniferS]

And the milk doesn't go bad being exposed to air? Or I guess it's not enough to spoil it, though. As you can tell, I'm fascinated by this bagged milk!

Each bag is 1.33 litres - approx. 1.4 quarts.
We go through 5 - 6 bags per day. So no, it does not spoil.

I've never known it to spoil for folks who use less. The pour hole is very tiny. And, of course, the milk is kept in the fridge.

I am always amazed that Americans are intrigued by bagged milk. We had this same exchange in Chit Chat a number of months ago.

 

[Andrew C]

I never had a fancy clippy thing attached to the pitcher to open the bag. Just used scissors. Sometimes I made the opening too large and the milk flowed out too quickly and went everywhere.

 

[acishere]

i was thinking the same thing!!!



That's a whole lotta "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" spray.

That color container I associate with ginger ale or Perrier. Water should be in clear or light blue containers.

 

[acishere]

Each bag is 1.33 litres - approx. 1.4 quarts.
We go through 5 - 6 bags per day. So no, it does not spoil.

I've never known it to spoil for folks who use less. The pour hole is very tiny. And, of course, the milk is kept in the fridge.

I am always amazed that Americans are intrigued by bagged milk. We had this same exchange in Chit Chat a number of months ago.

Americans think everything they do is the right way. Plus it just seems simpler to sell it in a plastic container. No accidentally cutting too big a hole.

 

[JenniferS]

That color container I associate with ginger ale or Perrier. Water should be in clear or light blue containers.

Tell that to Costco. They used to be blue.

There were signs up for a couple of months explaining that it was the same product, in a new look bottle.

 

[JenniferS]

Americans think everything they do is the right way. Plus it just seems simpler to sell it in a plastic container. No accidentally cutting too big a hole.

It's a lot lighter to lift a pitcher that is one-third the weight. Good for older people, arthritics, and little kids pouring milk on their cereal.

 

[PUSH]

Yes. And then you snip the corners.

If you're me, you put the "snips" in the garbage. If you're everyone else in this house, you put them in the cutlery drawer.

I feel like such a pro. I know what bagged milk is and how it works because they sell it at a gas station in town.

 

[JenniferS]

In a world full of real problems, I feel like an idiot for grieving over the Jays' loss yesterday.

Last night, I was sad, but accepting.
Today, I am depressed and PO'd at that blown fan interference/home run call.

And tomorrow, I'll probably be fine.
If not, I still have those two full boxes of mini chocolate bars hidden away.

 

[PUSH]

In a world full of real problems, I feel like an idiot for grieving over the Jays' loss yesterday.

Last night, I was sad, but accepting.
Today, I am depressed and PO'd at that blown fan interference/home run call.

And tomorrow, I'll probably be fine.
If not, I still have those two full boxes of mini chocolate bars hidden away.

Similar feelings to what I had when the Packers lost the NFC Championship last season I'm sure. So close. 3 minutes and 52 seconds away from the Super Bowl.

 

[JenniferS]

Similar feelings to what I had when the Packers lost the NFC Championship last season I'm sure. So close. 3 minutes and 52 seconds away from the Super Bowl.

Do you need some chocolate too?

 

[PUSH]

Do you need some chocolate too?

In January I did. Better late than never, I guess. *licks the chocolate*

 

[JenniferS]

Depressed means I spend money (like BIG money, which I don't have right now) or I clean.

Here's hoping I feel better tomorrow ... 'cause I'm sick of cleaning.

Might have to go "window shopping" for new appliances, a new kitchen table and chairs, and a new living room suite.

 

[acishere]

Similar feelings to what I had when the Packers lost the NFC Championship last season I'm sure. So close. 3 minutes and 52 seconds away from the Super Bowl.

Do you need some chocolate too?

I'm guessing neither of you would prefer my method for forgetting the Yankees' wild card game and every Giants game where they face the Cowboys or Eagles:

 

[JenniferS]

I'm guessing neither of you would prefer my method for forgetting the Yankees' wild card game and every Giants game where they face the Cowboys or Eagles:

Hubby was sipping this last night. It smelled awful!



And no, I did not partake.

 

[PUSH]

I'm guessing neither of you would prefer my method for forgetting the Yankees' wild card game and every Giants game where they face the Cowboys or Eagles:

That's a weird shaped bottle for apple juice.

 

[PUSH]

Hubby was sipping this last night. It smelled awful!

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And no, I did not partake.

I swear I didn't see this before making the apple juice comment.

 

[catmom46]

Hubby was sipping this last night. It smelled awful!

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And no, I did not partake.

Sounds awful, too.

 

[acishere]

That's a weird shaped bottle for apple juice.

It is special apple juice for adults...

 

[JenniferS]

So, today Christmas came early to St. George; all for a terminally ill 7-year old named Evan.
The small town's population of 3,000 swelled by an additional 7,000 people tonight.

Snow blanketed Evan's front lawn and flakes drifted slowly to the ground as the Santa Claus parade went past Evan's front door. The highlight of his evening was being lifted onto the final float to travel with St. Nick in his sleigh.

In every dark cloud, if you look real hard, there is a silver lining. God Bless, Evan

http://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/canada...arade-for-terminally-ill-7-year-old-1.2625916