The first person to try cow's milk, what was he/she thinking?
484337
what is this i shall taste it
1075354
he was eating cherries with milk when something went on in his stomach.
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Why not just take a swab of the teats and put them in a petri dish, I'm sure the cow really misses them, or maybe they are teats from some other mammal?\n\nSorry, I just couldn't resist!
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Have they tested to see if the child is lactose intolerant?  If he is and he is being forced to drink milk at home and school (for lunch), this could be the reason.
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Cow's milk really isn't good for human beings. Think of it this way, human breast milk is best for human babies, it contains antibodies, proteins, and essential fatty acids necessary for the baby to grow. It's the same for cows. Cows millk is best for calves, it contains all the proteins, antibodies etc. etc. needed to help a baby cow grow VERY fast. \n\nThe main protein in cow's milk is casein, which is too big for the human body to even assimilate (as are the majority of the things found in milk). Even though cow's milk has more calcium than human milk (4 times as much), it cannot be used by a human body b/c of the "big packaging." In fact, people who drink 2-3 glasses of milk a day have been shown to have a lower level of blood calcium. Multiple international studies have linked milk with increased risks of cancer. Crazy, ain't it? Vitamin A and D aren't naturally present in cow's milk; they are added by man, but there are an abundance of other foods that contain calcium and vitamins and are easier for the human body to use.\n\nCow's milk also has a TON of fat. 2% milk actually contains 35% fat, the "2%" fat is determined by weight only. Low fat milk is 24-33% fat, and whole milk is a whopping 49% fat. So what else is in cow's milk?\n\nSome dairy cows are given the hormone BGH to increase milk output. A normal cow produces 1.5 -2 gallons of milk per day. With BGH, they produce 8-9 gallons per day. That is some serious hormone action there, which is probably showing up in the milk. Now let's talk about government regulation for milk pasteurization. The standard state test (called a Standard Plate Count) is that milk containing 30,000 organisms or less per MILLILITER has been adequately pasteurized and is safe for people to drink.  And finally, 20-40% of caucasians and up to 90% of asians and africans are lactose intolerant due to the fact that humans gradually lose the the lactase activity in their small intestines between the ages of 1-4.\n\nI actually just found out about this information recently. I'm 21 and have been drinking milk occasionally all my life (I wasn't classified as lactose intolerant, but milk has never really tasted good or sat well in my stomach). Soy milk is ok, but I've also heard that it is highly processed. I've been turned on to Almond Milk. The sweetened kind tastes really great, and the unsweetened tastes a little bit like regular cow's milk with a hint of bitter almond.
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This refers to the time of the Depression were men were struggling to suppport there families and themselves. When he got hurt that's a more disadvantage for him because no income was coming in to support the family of his. He does keeping his family alive showing people the challenging situations they had in the 1920's. The milk is a metphor for something that's good for the soul, but if you put it out too long the thought milk gets sour if you get really over confident like that one guy with other girl in the room. Well I hope you understand!!
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Pure milk from a cow isn't. What people buy at the store is a homogeneous mixture b/c the people at the milk factory add vitamins and minerals and a bunch of other things.
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I BLEW UP MY VERY FIRST EXPERIMENT\n\nI have the dubious distinction of having been the only one I know to have\nblown-up my very first chemistry experiment.  Basically it was done not so\nmuch to acquire knowledge as to familiarize us with the equipment.  The\nidea was to put some materials on a flat piece of steel, place it on a ring\nabove a bunsen burner, and heat it.  As I recall we had a strip of\nmagnesium, some sugar, a piece of iron, some sulfur and a few other odds &\nends.  The sulfur was the only thing that did anything interesting (so\nfar).  It's important to note the arrangement of the counters on which we\nworked.  The tops had a sink off to one end and there were two gas valves\nfor the burners, one on each side of the sink's faucet with the outlets\npointing toward the sink.\n\nAnyway, once I had successfully made the collection of stuff on the steel\nplate red hot and noted the results on paper it was time to clean up.\nUnfortunately in the process of shutting down the heat I had pulled the\nhose off the gas valve shortly before turning it off.  The gas collected in\nthe sink.  When the hot metal met the gas: WHOOMP!  Credible observers tell\nme I was standing there momentarily enveloped by a bright blue ball\n that stretched from the sink to the ceiling.  I lost most of my eyebrows,\nthe hair on my arms, but got a fairly good haircut once I'd shampooed the\nodor out.
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The glass isn't half full or empty.  Somebody used the wrong size glass.\n\nChicken comes first in the dictionary at least in English.  In Spanish huevo comes before pollo.\n\nI don't know about milk, but who was the first one to watch a chicken lay an egg and say "I'm gonna eat what came out of that bird's behind."
632188
Since a glass of milk contains water in it, i would say water.
795964
mad cow would suggest cows..
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Yes, and usually it is an hour.  I have also seen this done (unsuccessfully - the poor guy booted about a third of the way through the gallon).  But even before throwing up he experienced serious chills because all that milk lowered his body temp, even though he was drinking it outside in the hottest part of the summer.
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this is not too comon in my forty year i only recall one cow at all that i know of haveing two calves and it was a holsteen im a missouri farm boy i lived on a farm growing up and have tended cattle for some time before.ps who was 7 months pregnent ? the guy above me?
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Cow's milk can give any human the runs.  It's not human milk, so we all have a bit of an irritation to it, some just have it more than others (lactose intolerant).  I think a baby's system is more sensitive to it as it hasn't fully developed yet.
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I have not seen him.  \nI think he went out for milk and was never seen again.
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Drinking the milk of cows and goats has been practiced since ancient times.  I would expect it began shortly after man began domesticating these animals.  It would seem logical as milk is obviously a source of nutrients for the offspring of the cow or goat and ancient society did not have the same taboos we are encumbered with today.
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Did you ask for a woman's opinion? Are you a man or a woman? Think of it this way: if you asked 5 women what their favorite color, brand of chocolate, or wine was-you may get 5 answers for each category. Why? Because no two persons' are the same. Do you like your breasts touched? How do you like them to be touched? It is the same question for everyone and everyone has a different answer. As for the question about the "milking process"-you are referring to pregnancy. If you are intimately involved with a woman who is breast feeding-it would be up to her if she allowed you to touch/suckle. That is a fascination for some men because they are curious about motherhood. It has been an issue on television. Case in point: "Friends"-Ross and his ex wife had a son. His ex wife had a lesbian partner. The partner said that she knew what breast milk tasted like. Joey knew what it tasted like. Ross got the "heebies" from accidentally drinking the milk from a jar. It is personal preference.