victor809
13 years ago
I've always had a deep dislike for the bans against plastic bags, or the taxes.
Now I feel justified.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-04/the-disgusting-consequences-of-liberal-plastic-bag-bans.html 
DrafterX
13 years ago
we should be using hemp bags.... 😟
DrafterX
13 years ago
I recentely puchased a cup of coffee on da beach in St Petersburg to take with me on a walk.... when I asked the lady were the lids were she informed me they were bad for the enviroment.. when I asked her how I was suppose to walk with hot coffee she got very rude and stuff.. like I was the one that threw the coffee lid on the beach that killed the starfish... she was F'n nuts... 😟
Nicar
13 years ago
What will the boy scouts use on their community clean ups outside Chick Fil A?
HockeyDad
13 years ago

we should be using hemp bags.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:




...Then people would starve.
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago
When will the White House release a photo of the President using a plastic bag?

They can have my plastic bags when they pry them from my cold dead hands!
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago

I recentely puchased a cup of coffee on da beach in St Petersburg to take with me on a walk.... when I asked the lady were the lids were she informed me they were bad for the enviroment.. when I asked her how I was suppose to walk with hot coffee she got very rude and stuff.. like I was the one that threw the coffee lid on the beach that killed the starfish... she was F'n nuts... 😟

DrafterX wrote:




Sorry...that's Scientology for ya!
[gonzo]
victor809
13 years ago

I recentely puchased a cup of coffee on da beach in St Petersburg to take with me on a walk.... when I asked the lady were the lids were she informed me they were bad for the enviroment.. when I asked her how I was suppose to walk with hot coffee she got very rude and stuff.. like I was the one that threw the coffee lid on the beach that killed the starfish... she was F'n nuts... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



I'm assuming that by "bad for the environment" she was referring to the production or the landfilling of them, not littering. Either way tho, it's bad form not to let the customer themselves decide whether they want to use a lid. If she felt so strongly about it, she could have supplied more environmentally friendly lids and put a sign above them telling you how bad they are for the environment and to only use it if you need it.
victor809
13 years ago

What will the boy scouts use on their community clean ups outside Chick Fil A?

Nicar wrote:



didn't you hear, boy scouts are gay now. They only do condom clean ups at the bath houses.

Definitely plastic for that.
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago

I'm assuming that by "bad for the environment" she was referring to the production or the landfilling of them, not littering. Either way tho, it's bad form not to let the customer themselves decide whether they want to use a lid. If she felt so strongly about it, she could have supplied more environmentally friendly lids and put a sign above them telling you how bad they are for the environment and to only use it if you need it.

victor809 wrote:





+++TRANSLATION FOR THE STRAIGHT AUDIENCE+++

When I go outside I bring my own sippie cup and juice.


[frypan] [frypan] [frypan]
z6joker9
13 years ago
It's the same argument with paper/foam cups vs ceramic mugs and bottled water vs reusable bottles. Heck even the benefits of recycling could be debated. People just want to feel like they are doing good, regardless of the actual results.
tailgater
13 years ago
I use my re-usable tote with a disposible plastic liner for sanitary purposes.



victor809
13 years ago

I use my re-usable tote with a disposible plastic liner for sanitary purposes.



tailgater wrote:



snicker....
z6joker9
13 years ago

snicker....

victor809 wrote:


tegulator
13 years ago
I like those new dark chocolate Snickers.
delarob
13 years ago

like I was the one that threw the coffee lid on the beach that killed the starfish... she was F'n nuts... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



Starfish drink coffee? 😟
DrMaddVibe
13 years ago
This just in from the newsdesk...Wink...over to you!


Wink: Trouble in America, a calamity wrapped in danger with a scream for the precious environment. Good evening I'm Wink McFinkerstein and tonight's story brings us to Georgetown. A very happy place. A man's man kind of town, a village where men are men and rubby is the sport they play. These enterprising young lads have come up with an Earth saving device that will change the world! Instead of throwing these bags away they're turning these into enviro-friendly breathing apparatus. Here's Bruce Whispy to demonstrate.

Bruce: Well, itss a really nice idea and the whole rubby team came up with it after a very good scrum, hot sweaty men rubbing their bodies all over each other. Pushing and shoving and pushing some more...

Wink: Uh, ummm Bruce...the idea you had?

Bruce: Oh, where are my manners, yes that. Oh well you see dearie you just take the old bag and tie it around your head. If it has holes it's not going to work you have to have a tight seal and we all know how I just love a tight seal! Ohhh...the whole thing works like magic if you take a belt and wrap it around your neck so the bag is nice and snug all over your head. Once that's done you can tie the belt as tight as possible. Remember girls...the tighter the better! That's all you have to do! Sometime I put talc or bath salts in the bag right before I toss it over my head to get the fresh feeling.

Wink: And there you have it. I'm Wink McFinkerstein and that was The Man About Town news!


Well, all right...thanks Wink for that little segment...say...you don't ever see that idea flying do ya?
DrafterX
13 years ago

Starfish drink coffee? 😟

delarob wrote:



they don't drink it but if their not careful a steaming hot cup might get spilled on them... 😟
wheelrite
13 years ago
The only thing Plastic Bags are really good for is weed and coke,,,
kyman84
13 years ago
^^^ glass jars are better

Here in Seattle, we recently passed a law that banned stores from giving out thin plastic grocery bags, and put a 5 cent tax on paper bags. I have always a refused bags when I didn't need them anyhow, but I thought this law was going to be a pain. Now that its been in place for a while, I don't mind it. When I remember, I bring my own bag, otherwise I pay 5 cents. Not a big deal to me. I see way more people bringing in their own bag now, even though its only 5 cents, and I think it's probably a good thing. I didn't look at your link to see the down side, but maybe I will when I get home.
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