...Pour milk before my cereal, or after my cereal?
This is a fundamental question sirs.
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...Pour milk before my cereal, or after my cereal?
This is a fundamental question sirs.
That sentence makes it look like you will be pouring the milk in one of two different locations directly related to the cereal's position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quantiq
I pour after.
Personally, I prefer to pour the cereal into the milk.
He means pour milk in empty bowl, or bowl full of cereal. I say pack that bowl and smoke it!
I normally will pour milk over the cereal cuz I dont like dry cereal on top. I don't eat cereal hardly ever anymoar though
It gives the milk something to chase.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldSparta
I pour the milk in after the cereal, I dont like milk splashing all over me. :/
I pour the milk into the cereal while it's in the bowl. If I have one of those little boxes, I have no choice but to do the same thing. There's no fun in pouring that cereal into a bowl when you can cut out an "I" shape into it a box; forcing you to eat it faster than normal because of possible leaks.
I had no idea that some people pour milk before their cereal. That is like, madness.
This. If you poured milk before cereal, all the cereal would stay on top of the milk and you'd have a much harder time submerging it... plus there's greater risk of overflow because of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by nina
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Originally Posted by saltyseedog
Pour milk in after you put the cereal in. It enables you to more accurately measure the amount of cereal needed.
I eat a handful of cereal at a time straight out of the box while drinking a glass of milk.
You guys are friggin weird. ...and must like soggy cereal.
Try cereal and yogurt.
It turns a mediocre breakfast into a BREAKFAST OF GODS.
Cow's milk is awful in taste and consistency (so THICK.) You should just eat the cereal (or if it's fruity, use juice.) MMMMMM froot loops with orange juice.
When i was a kid, I was a terribly picky eater. As I became older, I gradually started to like foods and combinations of them that I hated before, so now I'm almost normal.
But the repulsion to making cereal soggy with milk is something I never got over. I almost never eat cereal, but when I do, it's dry.
I like to be brave and pour them at the same time.
technique for cinnamon toast crunch?
Pouring milk before the cereal literally makes no sense to me. :?
Me either O, me either. I dunno what world these people live in. :chuckle:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oneironaut Zero
Also, I agree that milk can be nauseating when it's thick, but skim milk is awesome. It's the only milk I can drink anymore. Though, I don't actually drink milk, I only use it for cereal and cookie dunking. 2% might as well be the same thing as the cream I give my kitty to drink.
This literally makes no sense to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by nina
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Originally Posted by Dianeva
Did you pass English?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dianeva
I suppose you don't understand because you do the same thing, I've noticed. It should be 'neither,' not 'either.'Quote:
Originally Posted by tommo
That's just not right!Quote:
Originally Posted by anderj101
Both are acceptable in American English.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dianeva
Really... 'either' sounds very wrong to me.
American English is unacceptable in the rest of the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seroquel
You're unacceptable in the rest of the world!Quote:
Originally Posted by ♥Mark
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Originally Posted by Seroquel
Would only that my eyesight would survive the encounter.
If you're just being pedantic, since you clearly did understand it, neither "either" nor "neither" makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dianeva
And if either of them were correct, it would be "either".
Neither nor, either or,
this grammar argument is a bore.
There are bigger problems we should not ignore,
like cereal or milk, WHICH ONE GETS FIRST POUR?!
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Originally Posted by Dianeva
You're right that "me (n)either" makes no sense itself. I failed to consider that.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommo
But if either of them were correct, it would be "neither," because a "not" is implied.
....no it's not.
Anyway they're both wrong. I'm not gonna argue which one could possibly be correct when obviously neither are. My work is done here.
I should just be glad you didn't somehow confuse yourself there into saying "obviously either are."
For the love of god, quit hi-jacking this thread.. Granted it's in senseless banter, but make your own thread if you feel the case to argue about English.
The thread's dead.
Why is he wearing glasses on top of his glasses?Quote:
Originally Posted by Supernova
Why aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Quantiq
lol half this thread does not include cereal or milk