It's a good thing Louis Pasteur had a decent last name to lend to an acceptable term like pasteurized milk because can you imagine if his last name was instead something like Jizzeur?
@Alice Not only can I imagine, I intend to only call it this from now on.
@Alice Yeah, and can you imagine singing "Past in my Pants" by The Lonely Island?
@Alice I wish to live in that timeline, I hear it has airships, like all the good ones do.
@Alice Crapper, toilet inventor, ruined that sir name permanent.

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Much worse, Louis Lipshitz.

Our milk would now be lipshitzed !

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Correction:

"lipshitzized" is more accurate

@Alice what was that thing George Carlin used to say...

"If Janitor-In-A-Drum made a douche, no one would buy it."

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trump would advocate it as a cure for HIV

“We tested Janitor-In-A-Drum,” he said at one point. “I can tell you that Janitor-In-A-Drum will kill the virus in five minutes.”

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@Alice He's responsible for one of my favourite jokes (kinda).

Cleopatra demanded to bathe in milk and her servants asked: "pasteurised?" and she said "no just up to my armpits is fine".

@Alice what if Pasteur had instead been Guillotin's grandson
@Alice the government dept that keeps food healthy by requiring that milk be guillotined could be called the Committee for Public Safety
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Imagine if jizz was pronounced with a soft J...
@Alice it was bad enough they were giving immature adolescents in school containers labeled "homo milk".
John Crapper was the first person to come up with the process but it didn't catch on.