Puzzle Description:

baby bottle

#1: Minnie Fuerstnau (m.fuerstnau) on Mar 20, 2008

Cute and quick- thanks!

Thanks Games 1793 (or would you prefer to called Person?).

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Gypso

Uhhhhhhhhh....whatever is that baby drinkin'? LOL Congrats on your first puzzle! Do you read GAMES magazine? I love it too...that's where I met my first sudoku.

Lol That's funny how you put that JoDeen. :)

That was weird. It took three tries for that puzzle to say that I solved it.

Anyway, very nice puzzle, but JoDeen is right, what is that baby drinking?

I've heard of green eggs and ham but green milk is yucky ;)

They had blue milk in star wars...

Skim milk used to be "blue milk" to my siblings and I.

Why blue milk? please elaborate on this for us, is it an interesting story? :)

I hear blue milk and I think of star wars. :)

For more normal people, does it have something to do with the color of the cap? I think I recall my mother asking me to get milk at the store and I asked her what color cap milk she wanted.

Used to be, skim milk had a slightly blue tinge too it... we called it blue milk too. ;)

Here skim milk is blue milk because it is in a blue package. We also have green milk and red milk.

Lol. I always liked identifying the milk by the cap color. What really messed me up was when the cap colors changed.

I was referring to what Deanna said, about how it used to have a blue tinge to it.

Ooh! You better watch your Ps & Qs (and Ns), buddy! ;)

Deana: one "N" :-)

My bad! I think I have done that many times, UNKNOWINGLY. I will make a valiant effort to not defame you!!!

lol... s'ok. just kind of a pet peeve... as long as we're discussing my name... let's make sure everyone is SAYING (or thinking) it properly. :)

Dean-ah...

Everyone say it together... Dean-ah.

Very good. ;)

De- anna.... de- anna LOL j/k

Ooooh! Don't make me come over there young man!! :P

I have been mispronouncing your name in my head this whole time Dean-ah.
Thanks for describing the sound. :-)

So have I but I know someone else who pronounces their name the same way. I don't know how she spells it though.

Well, glad to get you guys straightened out. ;)

I'm ready for you to come over and get me! :-)

Dream on buddy! I have plenty of PITA guys on my hands already without voluntarily adding another! ;)

Please explain. I didn't get what you were saying.

Doc Boy, what I think Dean-ah is saying is that her hands are already plenty full of pain in the neck guys (or some region further south). :-)

Like the belly button? Knee? Toenail? Or somewhere in between? :-)

:o

crazy puzzlers lol

Hey M2! It's good to see you!

hey gypso... I've been around a bit less lately. Summer here is too short to sit inside too much. The good news is that winter is long, cold and dark.

Gypso explained it rather well for ya Adam... That's exactly what I meant! :]

Cute bottle, but what is the baby drinking? Any formula that I have seen is not green. lol

Wow, after reading all of the comments I forgot which puzzle I was doing. My family still calls skim milk "blue" or "white water". Whatever, I still prefer drinking it to their whole milk. Yuck! way too thick for me.:) Though, at least IT'S not green.

lol Telly.

Skim milk, because of the lack of cream, has a slightly blue tinge to it. It also, usually, comes in light blue packages or with a light blue cap. Dark blue (here) signifies 2%, red = whole milk and pink = 1%.

And I think the bottle is filled with Gatorade, although my Mom used to give my younger brother apple juice in his bottle because he was allergic to milk.

If you get your skim milk from Braums (based out of Oklahoma and available in neighboring states), it will not be blue at all! It's the only skim milk we buy.

My skim milk isn't blue either, but my family still insists on calling it that.

Habit is a funny thing. I still sometimes think of skim milk as blue milk, because I can remember the bluish color.

We still sometimes say "dial a number" even though new phones haven't had dials in decades.

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