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My Mother Has Gone Native!
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Dakota rube
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The problem with the reusable bags is I always forget to bring them into the store with me.
kwilkinson
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The problem with the reusable bags is I always forget to bring them into the store with me.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
Well when you're used to shopping w/ disposable bags for 80 years, that's a hard habit to break.
Dakota rube
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^You are harshing my mellow, man.
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^You are harshing my mellow, man.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
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Dakota rube
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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
^The website has a mis-spelling, btw. Tell them to fix it.
kwilkinson
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^The website has a mis-spelling, btw. Tell them to fix it.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
I will be sure to announce that immediately upon my arrival.
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Whatever it takes to reduce polution...Originally Posted by Fuuma
At some risk to your health unless you care for your reuseable bag....
http://content.usatoday.com/communit...-health-risk/1
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People like you are the reason everyone else thinks americans are fat, rude people who believe they own the world because they're rich.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Because it would be so much better if he used canvas bags and bought non renewable plastic bags for his trash.
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Many of the "Save the Earth" types are so hypocritical. It's hilarious; they look down on you for not using re-useable canvas bags, and meanwhile they water their one-acre lawns, drive their hybrids (look at me, I'm polluting less than you!) and have 3 kids.
If people truly cared about the planet, they would go Native American or something. Why not take it to the extreme? Why not move to a smaller house, ride a bike, and have fewer children? Why not turn off the AC in the summer and turn down the thermostat in the winter?
It's like my uncle telling me to stop eating meat because it's a waste of resources and it indirectly results in the killing of animals. But he thinks nothing of paying for termite control and grub control for the lawn. Or living in a 3000 square-foot house, the building of which definitely killed/displaced many animals.
It's annoying when a more "righteous" person judges you, it's hilarious when a less "righteous" person judges you.
If people truly cared about the planet, they would go Native American or something. Why not take it to the extreme? Why not move to a smaller house, ride a bike, and have fewer children? Why not turn off the AC in the summer and turn down the thermostat in the winter?
It's like my uncle telling me to stop eating meat because it's a waste of resources and it indirectly results in the killing of animals. But he thinks nothing of paying for termite control and grub control for the lawn. Or living in a 3000 square-foot house, the building of which definitely killed/displaced many animals.
It's annoying when a more "righteous" person judges you, it's hilarious when a less "righteous" person judges you.
Mark from Plano
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The problem with the reusable bags is I always forget to bring them into the store with me.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
This. Or, I go to the grocery store at odd times...like on the way home from work. I would do it, but I can't seem to get my **** together enough to make it happen.
I have a massive supply of plastic and paper sacks at home. My reuse of them doesn't seem to keep up with the supply.
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