Can you milk me with nipples Greg?
This line is spoken by Jack Byrnes, played by Robert De Niro, in the film Meet the Parents, directed by Jay Roach (2000). When Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) meets his fiancée's parents, the least of his worries is his name (and that's a pretty big worry).
Can you milk a cat Greg?
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What is Greg Fockers kitties name?
How could anyone forget Jinx, the beloved kitty who caused more than a little mischief in the 2000 hit Meet the Parents? The well-trained cat – who knows how to use a toilet and flush – gave new guy Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) a lot of grief, and played nice for his owner, Jack Byrnes (Robert De Niro).
Can you milk anything with nipples?
Funny clip from Meet The Parents. Benn Stiller says, "Oh yea, you can milk anything with nipples." To which Robert DeNiro replies, "I have nipples, Greg, could you milk me?"
Can you milk a rat?
While milking something as small as a mole-rat would be no easy task, he was certainly up for the challenge. If you can milk a cow, you can milk a mole rat ... it's just a matter of finding the right gear.
What do you call cat nipples?
Each breast consists of a glandular complex and its associated nipple or teat (papillae mammae), which is covered by skin. The teats indicate the position of the glands in both the male and the female. Cats have four pairs of teats on either side of the midline.
What does cat milk taste like?
After trying a few varieties, I've found that cat cheese has many unique flavors. Siamese milk has an underlying sardine taste, which makes it perfect for using as the base in hard cheeses, while Angora milk has a more musky flavor best used for ash-covered cheeses.
Can cats be milked?
No. It may seem like a good idea, but this may cause GI problems. “In addition to possible GI problems,” Dempsey says, “pouring milk on your cat's food may encourage her to fill up on milk alone and not enough solid food to meet her nutrient needs.”