Milk: Love it or leave it?

[BurtWorm]

[Lyric]

1. Lotsa love for both.

Chocolate and Strawberry milk are two things that I will never, ever grow out of.

:hi:

[Deja Q]

2. Mom needs to beverage for health reasons. I don't go out to bio-pics, as a rule.

Especially with how "A Beautiful Life" was altered, there's no point.

[Left Is Write]

3. Haven't seen the movie. Like milk on my cereal but don't drink the stuff.

[Mike 03]

4. Other. In five years, I think it will be common knowledge that milk (the beverage) can cause

type I diabetes in infants and is the source of a number of allegies.

Cow babies--not human babies--should drink cow milk.

One day they may even tie cancer and autism to animal proteins other than human that are introduced into the human baby's immune system very early in life.

[crim son]

5. Love 'em both.

The movie surprised me by being much better than I expected even though I have always admired Penn's acting; and I am a milk addict.

[SalmonChantedEvening]

6. The odd cold glass of milk is a wonderful thing.

I may have one or two a month.

I save it mostly for cereal. :)

[Inchworm]

7. Other: Need it to cook with

:)

[quakerboy]

8. Dont watch many movies of late. Love the beverage

But it don't love me no more.

[Iggo]

9. Other. Haven't seen the movie...

...love the beverage, but only with PB&J or a really spicy Mexican dish.

[LeftyMom]

10. What kind? Soy, rice, almond, coconut?

Usually, no, yes and yes, in that order. Cow's milk is gross and unhealthy (provided one is not a bovine) and I'm allergic to it anyhow.

I liked the movie but I thought The Times of Harvey Milk was much better in terms of emotional impact.

[MrSlayer]

11. Leave em both.

Not interested in the movie, don't like the beverage.

[fizzgig]

12. love the beverage and the movie is in my netflix queue

i eat a lot of cereal and sometimes nothing is better than pbj and a cold glass of milk. or cookies and milk. or nutty bars and milk. plus, it usually settles my stomach.

[petronius]

13. Like the beverage, didn't see the movie...

[Dangerously Amused]

14. Did you know that the FDA allows up to seven drops of pus (from infected udders)

...per serving of milk before it is considered too contaminated to drink? That's more than all the other major countries allow. The Dairy Association has a very powerful lobby here.