Poll: Do you like milk?

[Gruchul]

Do none of you know that the human body isn't supposed to be able to digest bovine lactation? It was only recently in our evolutionary history where a mutation occurred that allowed the human digestive system to break it down all the way into adulthood.

Anyone who is lactose intolerant is actually normal, meaning without that particular mutation.

A recent evolutionary step is still an evolutionary step. The fact that most of the population carries the gene that allows this digestion would suggest that it is a genetically favourable adaption. Your point is ridiculous. I suppose you're still on first generation consoles, because everything that came after them would be abnormal, right?

 

[rokkolpo]

not since 2003

For that was when the milk based reckoning occurred.

you weren't there man!....you just weren't there....*swipes tear from eye*

 

[Generic_Dave]

With spicy food or when I'm hungover...but never just because...

 

[Marter]

I love milk, I have 2-3 glasses every morning, and then 2-3 glasses at dinner.

 

[thenumberthirteen]

I like milk, and LOVE Cheese (particularly Wensleydale), but I'm lactose intolerant so I can only have small amounts, or I get sick. So I usually avoid drinking milk and instead eat cheese.

I've tried those lactose free milks, and such, but they just taste awful.

 

[Jharry5]

I don't like it by itself. But in tea and on cereal, I can tolerate it...

 

[Lullabye]

y....y.....n....ummm....only cow milk.

 

[Coldsnap]

Do none of you know that the human body isn't supposed to be able to digest bovine lactation? It was only recently in our evolutionary history where a mutation occurred that allowed the human digestive system to break it down all the way into adulthood.

Anyone who is lactose intolerant is actually normal, meaning without that particular mutation.

A recent evolutionary step is still an evolutionary step. The fact that most of the population carries the gene that allows this digestion would suggest that it is a genetically favourable adaption. Your point is ridiculous. I suppose you're still on first generation consoles, because everything that came after them would be abnormal, right?

Goodness that's a strangely hostile reaction to that individual's post, they were just noting an interesting historical fact.

 

[Forever of the Stars]

Yes

 

[feather240]

Do none of you know that the human body isn't supposed to be able to digest bovine lactation? It was only recently in our evolutionary history where a mutation occurred that allowed the human digestive system to break it down all the way into adulthood.

Anyone who is lactose intolerant is actually normal, meaning without that particular mutation.

A recent evolutionary step is still an evolutionary step. The fact that most of the population carries the gene that allows this digestion would suggest that it is a genetically favourable adaption. Your point is ridiculous. I suppose you're still on first generation consoles, because everything that came after them would be abnormal, right?

Goodness that's a strangely hostile reaction to that individual's post, they were just noting an interesting historical fact.

I've never seen "The Breakfast Club", but this conversation reminds me of it somehow.

 

[TheDoctor455]

Yeah, my entire family is pretty much addicted to milk. With my dad, I sometimes find myself wondering if there's a milk rehab program available for him...

 

[SideburnsPuppy]

Love it! I mostly drink skim, which is my favourite, so whenever I go to a friend's and they have 1%, I am in awe of how white the milk is.

 

[Voodoomancer]

The power of Calcium!

 

[Claptrap]

I like it in cornflakes/tea, But other then that im not too keen on it.

 

[Jezzascmezza]

I don't like it plain, but with other stuff, it's good.

 

[feather240]

Yeah, my entire family is pretty much addicted to milk. With my dad, I sometimes find myself wondering if there's a milk rehab program available for him...

PETA?

OT: I hate milk unless it's chocolate.

 

[Gruchul]

Goodness that's a strangely hostile reaction to that individual's post, they were just noting an interesting historical fact.

I wasn't going for hostile, I was aiming to counter-point the claim that the majority of the human race aren't normal. Using the highly relatable (on this website) example of the evolution of consoles, I had hoped to demonstrate his premise was flawed.

 

[Spitfire175]

Yes, very much. At least 0,5 litres a day for me.

 

[ctf1990]

Yes i love milk

...which is kinda ironic because i have a very low allergic reaction to it

 

[Becoming Insane]

Milk is yum, unless it's skim, in which case it's more like milk-flavored water that has the capability to curdle.

Also, Banananananana milk is the best ever.

EDIT: This is, of course, assuming the milk is bovine in origin.