November 20, 2007 / 09:41
I agree with John except the F1 thing. Keep watching They use less fuel yhan you think.
November 20, 2007 / 10:07
I think John means that F1 is a waste of time.
November 20, 2007 / 10:26
John - can I have your Victoria Secrets catalogues.
November 20, 2007 / 11:06
Neighbour John:
I don't think I follow, *you* pay $180/month for a dumpster at work that you fill with garbage and recyclables from home?
If that is correct, what a waste. Just sort the stuff at home and get on with life. So what if everyone and their cousin sends you junk mail, if it is addressed just write return to sender and drop it in the mail, make them pay 2x. If it is unaddressed put a sign on your mailbox that says "No unaddressed ad mail". I don't know if it is a law or anything, but it works at my house.
The rest of it, just recycle it.
Of course, if I misunderstood you, nevermind.
You should recycle though. Just because *most* people are idiots and there are people that bag and rebag and rebag dog cr@p, doesn't mean you shouldn't do the best that you can do.
Don't get me wrong, I agree with you 100% that we are not the problem, but the producers of the plastic wrappings, and over packaging. I have read reports that "they" have researched it and "we" want all this over packaging and I just don't agree. Costco is good and bad for example. They do multiple packages and sometimes they simply tape two boxes of something together, which is good, but I have bought things there that were 2 boxes, boxed together and wrapped in plastic. What a waste. Don't even get me started on tiny items in massive "display" packaging.
Thanks,
--Pete
November 20, 2007 / 14:34
Is soemthing that hard about puttig junk mail and pizza boxes and milk cartons in a blue or grey bin and then putting out on your curb? It's never been hard for me to do that. It's a bit of a pin putting chicken carcasses and cat litter into my green bin but hey, I'm just a guy without any kids that thinks a lot about the next generation of chidren and the problems they will inherit. So, do it for your kids if you can't do it for yourself.
For crying out loud, you can go and spend thirty dollars on a paper shredder if you're paranoid about ID theft. Stick that stuff in a recycling bin.
I am waiting for the day big buissnesses, who are even a bigger probelm when it comes to this isssue, start getting fined for things like throwing out all their paper. Plus the fact that most of them have contracts with Grand & Toy.. who believe me do not worry about where there parer comes from as long as they can SELL it.
Do you know Kleenex and many other brands make the paper we blow or noses into and wipe our asses with.. did you know this paper was made from virgin fibers from Canadian rainforest.
Now.. if we could all just step up a little bit and start to recycle more, maybe we could -god forbid- save a few trees. Maybe we could wipe our asses with something other than VIRGIN FIBRES FROM THE RAINFOREST.
Come on people, wake up. My uncle is in Africa right now teaching English and Soccer in places that do not have their own drinking water and to hear people here say that it's too much of a bother to recylce... to stop using platic bags at the crocery store... that it's a such a bother to make small changes.. give me a break.
We are lucky to live where we do and it's about time these things were not looked at as chores. Look at them as a bloody privilage. I am bloody privliaged to have this imperfect crappy system of recycling. It's totally mismanaged, and it needs a lot of work, but it's a HELL of a lot more than others have and I, for one, am more than willing to participate.
All our garbage goes to MICHIGAN so we can cut down on what goes to the landfill, it saves a lot in gas pollution as well. And wear and tear on our roads from big garbage trucks.
It's worth it for our future. Kindly help out.
November 21, 2007 / 16:02
re:Jason | GetYourOJ.com
Canadian Rainforests...
and where might these be located?
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