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Yesterday I bought a drinking yoghurt. While driving , I started to drink it. It was sour, with no expiry date on it.
I phone the company and it seems the expiry date were wash off.

Here is my question. I put the half drink-ed bottle open in the sun. There was a lot of flies and insects, but none attempt to taste the drink. The contents rise till the bottle was full. Now I want to know, is this stuff healthy for a human, why doesn't the insects want to taste it.

When choosing a drink, I though, yoghurt is healthy, then cold drink, then fruit juice.
 
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Robertvv said:
Yesterday I bought a drinking yoghurt. While driving , I started to drink it. It was sour, with no expiry date on it.
I phone the company and it seems the expiry date were wash off.

Here is my question. I put the half drink-ed bottle open in the sun. There was a lot of flies and insects, but none attempt to taste the drink. The contents rise till the bottle was full. Now I want to know, is this stuff healthy for a human, why doesn't the insects want to taste it.

When choosing a drink, I though, yoghurt is healthy, then cold drink, then fruit juice.
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Good morning fellow MyBB-ians.

It happened upon the previous morn that I acquired via remuneration a refreshment of the lactose genus. As I was travelling in my automobile, I frugally sipped from this refreshment only to find that the taste was off. To my greater surprise, no date of expiry was listed on aforementioned refreshment.

I enquired as to this strange phenomenon by phoning the manufacturer using my cellular phone. We amicably settled on the explanation that the date of expiry was erased, but could not settle on the cause.

My mind then wandered into the realm of most unscientific principles: would the approval of primitive insects with minimal brain capacity indicate whether or not lactose-based refreshments are truly healthy? Several primitive insects happened to surround me, but none would peruse the refreshment. I am flabbergasted as to the reason.

I had always presumed that a lactose-based refreshment would prove the healthier option, when compared with carbonated beverages and refined fruit pulp.
 
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Bar0n said:
I will attempt a translation.



Good morning fellow MyBB-ians.

It happened upon the previous morn that I acquired via remuneration a refreshment of the lactose genus. As I was travelling in my automobile, I frugally sipped from this refreshment only to find that the taste was off. To my greater surprise, no date of expiry was listen on aforementioned refreshment.

I enquired as to this strange phenomenon by phoning the manufacturer using my cellular phone. We amicably settled on the explanation that the date of expiry was erased, but could not settle on the cause.

My mind then wandered into the realm of most unscientific principles: would the approval of primitive insects with minimal brain capacity indicate whether or not lactose-based refreshments are truly healthy? Several primitive insects happened to surround me, but none would peruse the refreshment. I am flabbergasted as to the reason.

I had always presumed that a lactose-based refreshment would prove the healthier option, when compared with carbonated beverages and refined fruit pulp.
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Jolly good show.

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Bar0n said:
I will attempt a translation.



Good morning fellow MyBB-ians.

It happened upon the previous morn that I acquired via remuneration a refreshment of the lactose genus. As I was travelling in my automobile, I frugally sipped from this refreshment only to find that the taste was off. To my greater surprise, no date of expiry was listed on aforementioned refreshment.

I enquired as to this strange phenomenon by phoning the manufacturer using my cellular phone. We amicably settled on the explanation that the date of expiry was erased, but could not settle on the cause.

My mind then wandered into the realm of most unscientific principles: would the approval of primitive insects with minimal brain capacity indicate whether or not lactose-based refreshments are truly healthy? Several primitive insects happened to surround me, but none would peruse the refreshment. I am flabbergasted as to the reason.

I had always presumed that a lactose-based refreshment would prove the healthier option, when compared with carbonated beverages and refined fruit pulp.
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Bar0n said:
My mind then wandered into the realm of most unscientific principles: would the approval of primitive insects with minimal brain capacity indicate whether or not lactose-based refreshments are truly healthy? Several primitive insects happened to surround me, but none would peruse the refreshment. I am flabbergasted as to the reason.
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Outstanding.
 
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