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They used these at my college's all you can eat cafeteria. My friend was legitimately afraid of them, and one day they dropped one and it exploded and he got up and ran away cursing like a sailor.
Back in the day, a lot of school districts around here switched to milk bags instead of the little milk cartons. Those little bags sucked. I never had a problem putting a fucking straw in a capri sun, but those damn milk bags were a different beast.
Not those bags. They were the container, the vessel, the glass, all in one. None of this hokey pokey milk in a bag then pour it out and get milk everywhere bullshit.
I know they have them in ontario, quebec and maybe manitoba (who the fuck cares) but as far as I know these are the only places, there is a couple threads about this i think.
They're both in Ontario and Quebec that I know for sure.
Personally, I hate them.
Getting up at 5:00AM and opening the fridge only to discover that the milk bag is empty..
You then have to CHANGE the milk bag.
First world Canadian problems..
How are you supposed to pour it with out making a mess? I think it would make me cry (get it? dont cry over spilled milk? hahahha #crazyfuckingcanadianmilkindusrtywiththeirweirdasswaysoftransportingmilktotheconsumerandfunypuntypedealbutnotreallyapunImnotsurewhatyouwouldcallitiguessasayingthatsbeingtakenliteraly
Hah! We had those when I was in elementary school. I remember the rebellious kids would stab it really hard and the milk would somehow squirt up to the ceiling.
the one right by the college i went to sold milk and orange juice in a plastic bag, and you grab the plastic pour container for free, the bag slides in, cut the corner off, and pour.
ah, a fellow /b/ tard, I think i saw it on a canadian appreciation thread a while ago, only remembered about it now and decided to make a thread because NS was slow