The French version of Milk 2 Go is Lait's Go.

'Lait' being the French word for 'milk'.

That's just so much better in French than English.

Lait's go crazy.

This one is hilarious:

does anyone still seriously use the term "freedom fries", etc.?

And "go" is the French word for what?

Franglais is not a dirty word in Canada, prolly.

Lait's Go would never play in La(it's) France, though.

Let's get this over with.

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It's a full-fledged language in Montreal.

end this thread.
it is beyond ass.

so what the fuck is milk 2 go? Is it just a single serving of milk? If so, that's moronic.

It's a portable milk drink. I'd never buy the plain kind but the strawberry and banana ones are good.

That is the most retarded thing i've seen in days.

Do you not have portable juice drinks in your country either? What about bottles of pop?

Now you're trying to outdo Milk 2 Go's retardedness.

Let me spell it out for you, in tiny words.

Of course it's portable. Yes we have portable drinks too. But the moniker "2 Go" is unneccessary, don't you think?

Shit, I just walk my cow around when I want milk on the go, because i can't hold it in my hands so well, it just dribbles through my fingers.

yeah alongwaltz, what the hell are you doing living in a country that has a product like that?

Damn. I understand that your people find the bovine to be sacred, but, really, you don't need to give 'em rickshaw service (with you as the driver/puller).