You might be into something OP.
One thing to notice is that Link is in fact dead the whole time during his journey through Koholint in the famous entry The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Fast and Furious 5: The reckoning.
Wait, really? I...thought it would be the other way aroundThe vast majority of humans are lactose intolerant, so I really wouldn't call milk a "healthy" drink.
Pretty much. Once you take into account the can of worms caused by the existence of Smash and that time breaks happen when dragon breaks do in Elder Scrolls, everything further falls into place.
Maybe it's where the milk is sourced from...Why is the milk bar in Clock Town only open at night and children are not allowed in? What's in that milk?
Oh, then that makes everything easier.
Proof of progress.More importantly: is Old Young Link still affected by milk? Why doesn't he have a milk drinking taunt?
Baby cow juice isn't healthy for humans btw. We're the only species that extracts the milk of another animal, milk that's meant for the offspring of that animal.
Maybe aphids and the sugar sap they extract from plants?
That's what makes us great. We're also the only species that bakes cookies.Baby cow juice isn't healthy for humans btw. We're the only species that extracts the milk of another animal, milk that's meant for the offspring of that animal.
I think OP had one too many milks.
I feel like this is the only thread where this GIF would ever be relevant.
atlanteans peeing? lol
Approximately 65 percent of the human population has a reduced ability to digest lactose after infancy. Lactose intolerancein adulthood is most prevalent in people of East Asian descent, affecting more than 90 percent of adults in some of these communities. Lactose intolerance is also very common in people of West African, Arab, Jewish, Greek, and Italian descent.
Link is a member of the Hylian race, a non-human, fictional race.
*puts on pedantic hat*
Considering that 65% of humans have reduced lactose tolerance this is debatable.As we know, milk is a healthy drink for humans, as it shores up bones.
We were so occupied with whether we could do it, we didn't stop to think if we should drink the infant milk of a perpetually impregnanted cow who is forever separated from her calf since obviously the milk isn't for it. It's to sell to humans.That's what makes us great. We're also the only species that bakes cookies.