Cups

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That's beautiful.

Originally posted by Kewpie
Beaker may refer to:

Beaker (drinkware), a beverage container
Beaker (glassware), or "laboratory beaker", a glass object used for holding fluids and chemicals in a laboratory setting
Beaker (archaeology), a prehistoric drinking vessel
Beaker culture, the archaeological culture often called the Beaker people
Beaker (musician), Contem ion page}.

My beaker is the first one or maybe the third, you're objecting to the second.

Wikipedia has long been invaded by the Brits trying to "take back" their language.

They also have a "humour" page and "humor" redirects to it. How appalling.

Nowhere (and I mean NOWHERE) in America will you catch anyone referring to any kind of beverage container as a "beaker". As far as vessels are concerned, in America, a beaker is the standard laboratory vessel, period.

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
Here we use a dandelion. You ask if they like butter, and put it under the chin, if it turns yellow they like butter.😕

Thanks, CP, I was wondering what the heck she was talking about.

Originally posted by ChessPraxis
What is a cup?
[quote]Definition of CUP

1: an open usually bowl-shaped drinking vessel
2a : a drinking vessel and its contents
b : the consecrated wine of the Communion
3: something that falls to one's lot
4: an ornamental cup offered as a prize (as in a championship)
5: something resembling a cup: as
a : a cup-shaped plant organ
b : an athle ...[text shortened]... tion of drinking in the vitrified sand world of glass. A glass is just that, made of glass. 😕

"Stanley Cup"

http://proicehockey.about.com/od/stanleycupbunker/a/stanley_cuplist.htm