...How long have I been drinking that?

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Trivun

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I have one of those, exactly the same. However, rather than drinking the liquid as it slowly leaked, my cup was actually destroyed. Yes, I put it in the freezer to freeze the liquid (which is what you're supposed to do with it, apparently) and the liquid decided to freeze and crack the plastic open. So the cup was basically broken because I followed the instructions properly. Pretty pointless, methinks. I have another one now that I use, but I use it as a normal cup, it's not going in my freezer after what happened to the other one.

On the topic of drinking odd stuff, I actually did something like this intentionally. In my first year of university a favourite drinking game in my shared flat was 'Ring Of Fire'. Look up the rules online if you want to know more, because they're too long for me to be bothered explaining here. Anyway, the glass in the middle, by the end of it, contained a mixture of various lagers and ciders, wine, vodka and various mixtures, sambuca shots, various other drinks including orange juice, chilli powder, chilli flakes, tabasco sauce, and I believe something like sake or soy sauce. Most of the stuff was when drunk people got carried away and decided to add random stuff to see what would happen. It looked completely foul, and everyone who tried any of it thought it tasted vile. I downed it in one go and actually enjoyed the taste, weirdly enough (this was voluntarily too, when the taxi to take us to the nightclub arrived and the 'drink' would otherwise have been tipped away...).
 

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kurokotetsu said:
Dags90 said:
Who the Hell uses centiliters as a unit of measurement? No one, that's who.
No one excepto msot people in the world that use liters and its derivative units instead of those archaic Imperial units.

I eat ceral for breakfast. I do it every single day. One morning, at my dad's house I get up. I see that there is ceral left for only one more bowl. Good enough, I'm not especially hungry that morning. With the ceral in place, I get the milk, only to notice there isn't enough left. So I open up a new one, with the seal intact. I beggin pouring while looking for a spoon, btu I can't finish my search before noticing something odd. The feeling of pouring milk is off. So I turn. I see huge chunks of "cheese" (or rotten milk, depdns on your view) coming out of the bottle, ruining my cerael. At least I didn't need to take my breakfast anymore.
I believe the term you're looking for is 'curds'. When milk is left for ages it separates into solid 'curds' and liquid 'whey', and the curds are what are taken away to be made into cheese (not sure what the process is, I just know that curds are what start the whole thing off). I think curds and whey used to be used as food too, in 'ye olden dayes', which explains the nursery rhyme where Little Miss Muffet was eating her curds and whey. Or maybe that was just a sex reference, like so many folk songs are. Either way works, I guess :p.