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What does “tea juice” mean in this context?
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I heard in a YouTube video this line:
We could say for a vegan it's bad to drink milk. But a non-vegan who doesn't abide by that moral code will drink all the tea juice they want. (source)
It seems "tea/T juice" here refers to milk, but what does it mean exactly? Why is milk called "tea/T juice"?
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I heard in a YouTube video this line:
We could say for a vegan it's bad to drink milk. But a non-vegan who doesn't abide by that moral code will drink all the tea juice they want. (source)
It seems "tea/T juice" here refers to milk, but what does it mean exactly? Why is milk called "tea/T juice"?
meaning meaning-in-context phrase-meaning
asked May 27 at 21:20
Eddie KalEddie Kal
9,00563173
add a comment |
I heard in a YouTube video this line:
We could say for a vegan it's bad to drink milk. But a non-vegan who doesn't abide by that moral code will drink all the tea juice they want. (source)
It seems "tea/T juice" here refers to milk, but what does it mean exactly? Why is milk called "tea/T juice"?
meaning meaning-in-context phrase-meaning
asked May 27 at 21:20
Eddie KalEddie Kal
9,00563173
I heard in a YouTube video this line:
We could say for a vegan it's bad to drink milk. But a non-vegan who doesn't abide by that moral code will drink all the tea juice they want. (source)
It seems "tea/T juice" here refers to milk, but what does it mean exactly? Why is milk called "tea/T juice"?
meaning meaning-in-context phrase-meaning
meaning meaning-in-context phrase-meaning
asked May 27 at 21:20
Eddie KalEddie Kal
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asked May 27 at 21:20
Eddie KalEddie Kal
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asked May 27 at 21:20
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asked May 27 at 21:20
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I think he's humorously referring to milk as "teat juice" (not "tea juice") because it is squeezed from a cow's teats (i.e., udders).
answered May 27 at 21:49
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I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
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Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
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Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
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I think he's humorously referring to milk as "teat juice" (not "tea juice") because it is squeezed from a cow's teats (i.e., udders).
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
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I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
1
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
1
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
add a comment |
I think he's humorously referring to milk as "teat juice" (not "tea juice") because it is squeezed from a cow's teats (i.e., udders).
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
1,056614
6
I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
1
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
1
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
add a comment |
I think he's humorously referring to milk as "teat juice" (not "tea juice") because it is squeezed from a cow's teats (i.e., udders).
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
1,056614
I think he's humorously referring to milk as "teat juice" (not "tea juice") because it is squeezed from a cow's teats (i.e., udders).
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
1,056614
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
1,056614
answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
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answered May 27 at 21:49
fjackfjack
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I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
1
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
1
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
add a comment |
6
I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
1
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
1
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
6
6
I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
I didn't believe it, but checking the video, that's what he said.
– Lorel C.
May 27 at 22:04
1
1
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
Somewhat unsurprisingly, there is an entry in Urban Dictionary for "Bovine Teat Juice"
– Kodos Johnson
May 28 at 18:57
1
1
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
Also known as "baby cow growth hormone".
– Mark Stosberg
May 28 at 19:03
add a comment |
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