humanology:

cuntbutton:

revolutionqueergrrrlstyle:

queermovieman:

emilyswash:

sheresists:

The rest of y’all don’t use bags? For serious?

this has always been the most mind-blowing canada differences to me. milk in bags! IT JUST MAKES SENSE. we can fit so much milk in one fridge! what the hell do the rest of you do? do you have like, a chilled room that you lug your cartons into and precariously pile them on top of each other? how many deaths per year are caused by toppling stacks of milk? have you ever received a papercut from one? do you make houses from the empty cartons? i don’t understand your methods!

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaa I never knew this was how it worked in Canada. MIND. BLOWN.

Here in the US we just have one carton/jug at a time. Sometimes two. (speaking only for my parents - I don’t look into others’ fridges and I’m almost never - like, sometimes not in an entire year - in others’ residences)

WAIT, WHAT THE FUCK?

There’s no milk bags in the US? 

hahaha, i’ll never forget how mindfucked i was when i learned that canada uses bags for milk.

I live in Canada and the first time I heard of milk in bags was… a year ago? And my Oma was like, “That’s just silly.” and we still have never purchased a milk bag.

(I haven’t even seen them in the stores here, so I think it’s a myth. B| orrrr… edmonton just prefers cartons.)

 I buy bags of milk every week. ; u ;
I dont like jugs/cartons very much.
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