as off topic as it gets...

[tommyboy123x]

this morning, i was making myself some oatmeal, and i had a glass of milk that i was drinking. I poured the milk from the gallon straight into the bowl with oatmeal, but it wasn't enough milk. so i thought i'd take some from my cup of milk...

but, it spilt all over and got the cup covered in milk. So why is a cup, different from a gallon (in terms of the spout)?

cause they look the same...

 

[aliasaid]

noob milk-pouring skills

 

[MrZucchiniHead]

noob milk pourer

 

[Powerslave]

mm oatmeal

 

[tommyboy123x]

pff... when i got my valu-time milk gallon and were on the map cereal, i'll pwn u any day





n00b

 

[PZEROFGH]

i dont eat oatmeal sorry

 

[molsen]

milk jugs have a sort of lip around the top that keeps the milk from flowing TOO easily so you generally have to tip the jug pretty far, which prevents the liquid from running back down the side of the jug....like what happens too often when you pour a liquid out of a cup at a more verticle angle

 

[MrZucchiniHead]

i always wondered why the lip was on the inside spout of the milk jug.

 

[Rafe]

milk jugs have a sort of lip around the top that keeps the milk from flowing TOO easily so you generally have to tip the jug pretty far, which prevents the liquid from running back down the side of the jug....like what happens too often when you pour a liquid out of a cup at a more verticle angle

yeah, what he said.

 

[tommyboy123x]

huh... interesting

i wonder if they ever like studied it in some lab and had to customize their milk gallons so that they would not "flow all over"