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As a Canadian, this is difficult for me to figure out. So if one of you is up to it, I'd like to ask you to conduct a little experiment in your own home for me. Don't worry, it's very easy! All you'll need is an empty gallon milk jug (doesn't have to be empty. This just ensures you're not wasting your milk.). However to start, we will need precision, so I recommend marking the fluid line on the side of your milk gallon before opening it so we know the exact volume. The purpose of this experiment is to determine which container holds the most milk. Jugs or bags. Bagged milk is common in many provinces throughout Canada, but it is a common misconception that we don't have it in jugs anywhere. They're both quite common. I live in Ontario and here bagged is the most common and jugs are hard to come by, but still attainable (If I weren't lazy I'd go find one and do this myself). 

The experiment: 

As stated before, all you'll need is an empty gallon jug (preferably with the fluid volume pre marked). Fill the jug to the mark with water which you'll use for measuring. If advertised correctly, poured into a measuring cup (you'll need to write down each time it fills. A standard measuring cup holds 500 ml/ 1/2 liter) you'll have measured 3.78 liters which is 1 US gallon. Milk here (both bagged and jugged) is advertised as 4 liters. This  is to determine truth in advertising and to see if 4 liters is really a gallon, a gallon is really 4 liters, or they're correctly advertised.

Thanks!

Man I saw it a while back and it was kinda cute. Comedy/romance. But in it, there's a part where this vegan girl tells this guy that if he doesn't eat another burger, she'll take his virginity (they're both like 17) and he agrees. So he swears off meat and after they hook up, she starts crying and he's like "hey what's wrong" and she says she knows he's gonna eat another burger, and she just wanted him to like her which he actually did. It was a heartfelt scene. I can't for the life of me remember the movie. Anyone know it?

I saw it before, but I can't find it. It was on Netflix (I'm pretty sure it got removed). It was Germain I think but the voices were dubbed english. The start of the movie is this family moving into an old house they later find the bones of a witch underneath. The young son dies at the beginning by sleepwalking into the pool. The kid drew all these pictures showing how people will die. At the end the final picture shows the dad shooting himself by the pool where the kid drown, and he does it with the ghost of the witch standing near the pool.

What is the meaning of this? 

So I wanna buy an Espresso machine. I love those strong little super coffees. But there's Nespresso machines, and somehow there's a difference..? Like one is more acidic than the other.I don't know if I'm just confused, and a regular espresso maker will be able to make both, but before I go and shop for one, I'd like to know what I'm looking for. Will award best answer. Thanks :)

I only remember that one scene, and it was right at the beginning. I don't even remember whether or not I liked the movie. I just so happened to recollect that one scene right at the beginning where the guy is doing his morning routine, and he can be seen casually p*ssing in the sink while he brushes his teeth. I also remember that during this scene, which remember was right at the beginning, the opening music was playing and it was a song comprised of whistling. Anyone know the movie?

Since it'll be gone by the end of this mouth, what may be a viable replacement?

Let's be honest, I don't think anyone who feels fine believes that THEY of all people would get it. And those afflicted probably start in a state of denial. But, I'm a front line worker. I work at a grocery store and am at greater risk than most. Also I'm thinking I might have it because I'm experiencing the following symptoms.

.Intense Tiredness 

.Migraines 

.My right eye is sore and itchy. Pink eye is apparently among the symptoms.

.Nausea (Rare)

.Cough (Though my throat is not dry)

I'm thinking of going and getting the test, but even if you come up clean, don't you still need to quarantine after? It's not a risk I wanna take. I can't lose two weeks of work for nothing. Does it sound like I have it? 

Saw a while back. Can't remember the name. It has this guy with a rifle chasing this bf and gf around playing cat and mouse. Not killing them but killing everyone around them and getting them in deep ****. Dude shoots a cop while he's held at gunpoint by the couple so they can try and explain they're innocent. Occasionally the female protagonist has a shot at the killer and he basically says "do it" but she flinches and just runs away. She does it at the end. There's this one scene where the gunman is in the back of a cop van and he's cuffed and he straight rips the skin off around his hands to pull them off. Doesn't bat an eye. Like he feels no pain. But ya anyone know the name of this one?

So I suck at doing laundry. Or rather I'm just lazy with it. I don't separate delicates. And a lot of my underwear pays the price. About half of them have loose waistbands. Is there anyway to shrink them. I've tried using a hairdryer to shrink them but doesn't work.

I know they taste different and I know Soy sauce is the one you use on sushi, and soya sauce goes good mixed in rice, but what's the difference? I know a lot of recipes that require soy sauce, so what would happen if I used soya? 

So obviously if you're as big on the show as I am, you're mind is as blown as Fresca dudes at the end. But, I've pretty much binged it very fast, and missed a few details. Mainly who a few people are. The Fresca guy with the mansion? I get he was sort of a publicity guy tasked with getting A-Train and Deep back into the seven but who is he really. I know he's friends with the Vought CEO and they make shady deals, buy why? What's their exact relation? I'm a little foggy on that. Also the mayor lady, whom at the end it turns out was the one popping peoples heads open. Obviously she's on our side and hates the seven. And is now running that whole "keep an eye on the seven government team." but who is she exactly? I get she's friends with Butchers blonde CIA lady friend (always forget her name), but again I don't really get her deal. The way I tie it all together in my head with her busting everyone's heads open at the courthouse is her objective, like the blonde chicks and the rest of the Boys' is to get rid of compound V and pull the foundation out from under the seven, but these particular character's backgrounds I'm just kind of spacing on. Like they're both characters introduced out of Butchers line of acquaintances, but how are we to understand they know each other to the point they're fighting a war together, and yet only see each other every so often, and often don't enjoy each others company. I'm sure with another watch I'll get this all down..

In it, this kid is afraid of his dad because he stands in his room each night. The kid is afraid he's going to kill him in his sleep. But, by the end, it turns out he was actually protecting him from his mom who legit was crazy.

So, come thanksgiving, I'll be making a nice turkey dinner for my family. Not a lot. About 6 people including me and two of them are kids. So the turkey's not huge. I'd say about 13-15 lbs. But I do want to make a lot of stuffing. I bought four boxes of Stovetop. And probably about 2 1/2 are going to fit. As for the stuffing going in the bird, I have no questions. But for the remainder I would have to cook aside, I have a few. Firstly, when I make stovetop stuffing, I add diced apples and onions which make it turn out fantastic. Dice them small enough and they virtually disintegrate into the stuffing, but that's in the cooking bird over a period of five or so hours. So I need recommendations on what I would cook the extra stuffing in, and for how long. Also, could I cook it in the separate dish in the oven beside the turkey? I want them to cook right. Then there's the preparation. For the stuffing going in the turkey, I just follow the basic steps. Boiling water and margarine. Add stuffing, wait five minutes, fluff with fork and stuff the bird. But instead of water, I assume turkey broth would be the way to go for the flavor, seeing as it isn't going in the bird. Any other tips for the "out of bird" flavor? Will award a best answer. Thanks!

A very basic question really. I own a generic $20 blade coffee grinder. It's not a $150-$200 Burr grinder, I like coffee but not THAT much. Anyways, sometimes I use my coffee grinder to grind up breadcrumbs for burgers or meatloaf. Sometimes I use it to grind up hardened brown sugar which makes me nervous. Brown sugar can get quite hard and I don't know if it's damaging the blade. So basically I just wanna know what the difference between a coffee and spice grinder really is, because to my knowledge they're the same thing with different names. Can a coffee grinder be used to grind spices? And can a spice grinder be used to grind coffee? Difference??

Okay, so you know when you remember a scene from a show or a movie, but you just can't remember where it's from and it drives you nuts? Well I remember this one scene in American Dad that's doing this to me. In it, Steve grinds up on one of the high school bullies for some reason. I'm unsure of the context. Anyways, the bully goes "Are you freaking kidding me!" and kicks the s*it out of Steve. Anyone know which episode this scene was from?

Basically I feel like many people are using hacks, especially at the beginning of this new season when I assume new hacks come out, given the software is new. Aimbot hacks. Health hacks that make you last longer. I've been shot from 1000m away and hit accurately. And I know what you're thinking. I just need to practice, I suck. Well save it. Does anyone know any good Fortnite hacks? Preferably aim hacks. Because Aim assist doesn't seem to be working for me. I have it turned to 100% but when I aim near the enemy it doesn't assist me at all, and accurately shooting on a controller is very hard. Will award best answer. Thanks.

Okay, so I know how it's made. 2 1/2 parts dry gin 1/2 part dry vermouth and olive brine, but my question is about the brine in particular. Most bartenders to my knowledge have a separate bottle of olive brine they use for the cocktail but would it be the same if I simply used the juice from an average jar of olives? It there a difference between the two?