Russian invasion of Ukraine

[Alan Harper's Tash]

we used to get them in elementary school at lunch. they were nearly impossible to get the straw in without poking them through the other side of the bag

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i did not grow up in a wealthy area

Is that a colostomy bag?

 

[nw42]

Vaguely remember that, but that reminded me of the iced drinks that came in the triangle bags, think the were called jubblies or something like that.

The ones I remember weren't triangular, more rectangular and they used to go in a tupperware container to make them easier to pour. I think in America?Australia the milkman just chucked them up the drive like they do with newspapers.

 

[marco]

Americans too, they put missing people on them or did at one time.

yes remember the missing people on the cartons of milk,the idea was your milk was on the table will eating breakfast and you would have time to look at it.think wallmart still have a missing people board up

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Vaguely remember that, but that reminded me of the iced drinks that came in the triangle bags, think the were called jubblies or something like that.

Ice lollies! You can still get them. In the lockdown heat wave I probably went through a whole box a day. You can get Tango branded ones, well nice.

 

[blueinsa]

Yeah, 1970's, you could buy a plastic jug to put the bags in, you just snipped off the corner to pour, you could reuse the jug, and it used a lot less material than current packaging.

Starbucks for sure uses bagged milk that they just snip the corner off and the bag goes into a jug.

Anyway…….Ukraine lol

 

[flook]

Americans too, they put missing people on them or did at one time.

ah those are cartons though aren't they? the moose ticklers use plastic bags

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Americans too, they put missing people on them or did at one time.

You’re thinking of the Blur video.

 

[i kne albert davy]

What the fuck is a bag of milk?

Jordan when she's pregnant perhaps.

 

[idahoblues]

Americans too, they put missing people on them or did at one time.

I’ve yet to see a bag of milk in the States

 

[cleavers]

The ones I remember weren't triangular, more rectangular and they used to go in a tupperware container to make them easier to pour. I think in America?Australia the milkman just chucked them up the drive like they do with newspapers.

I'm sure I remember triangular bags, but I might be mixing that up with the ice thingies, we called them mambo's I think.