The Ocean. Fishing & Whaling. Sustainable? Illegal? Over fished?
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Thanks for posting!!!Thirty Bills Unpaid said:0 -
Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
No problem!tempo_n_groove said:
Thanks for posting!!!Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
I love sharing a laugh."My brain's a good brain!"0 -
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.0 -
Let's start small and use plastic straws as an example.Meltdown99 said:Plastic straws are not the problem ... people are...0 -
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?0 -
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Yeah not good if endangered I'd say it's off limits...tempo_n_groove said:
I do know a whale, decent sized one, feed their families all year long.josevolution said:I agree the whales should be off limits except for the indeginous population..
What if they kill something that's endangered?jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
It's a "recycle bin" that the town collects to recycle.Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?0 -
Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:
Many cities have bins like these:
In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again."My brain's a good brain!"0 -
Okey. Well the middle systen is like in Sweden.brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Thought the US was still using the landfill-strategy.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!"."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
In Rural areas they usually burn their trash. The rumor is that burning plastic keeps away the bugs...brianlux said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!".0 -
Loltempo_n_groove said:
In Rural areas they usually burn their trash. The rumor is that burning plastic keeps away the bugs...brianlux said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!".
It might be true: bugs are a little smarter than we give them credit for: they'll typically avoid toxicity.
"My brain's a good brain!"0 -
They do indeed! We're in a semi-rural neighbor hood and it happens now and then. About a month ago at around 11 PM this horrid stench started wafting into the house. It was the unmistakable smell of burning trash. It was a warm night and we had to close up all the windows. Burning plastic smells bad and is toxic as hell, but the worst smell is burning cardboard. That stuff stinks like... well, actually, I'd say worse than shit!tempo_n_groove said:
In Rural areas they usually burn their trash. The rumor is that burning plastic keeps away the bugs...brianlux said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!".
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
Burning shit actually does keep the bugs away, lol and doesn't usually smell if it's dry.brianlux said:
They do indeed! We're in a semi-rural neighbor hood and it happens now and then. About a month ago at around 11 PM this horrid stench started wafting into the house. It was the unmistakable smell of burning trash. It was a warm night and we had to close up all the windows. Burning plastic smells bad and is toxic as hell, but the worst smell is burning cardboard. That stuff stinks like... well, actually, I'd say worse than shit!tempo_n_groove said:
In Rural areas they usually burn their trash. The rumor is that burning plastic keeps away the bugs...brianlux said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!".
Burning plastic stinks bad...
I do like the smell of burning cardboard!!!0 -
tempo_n_groove said:
Burning shit actually does keep the bugs away, lol and doesn't usually smell if it's dry.brianlux said:
They do indeed! We're in a semi-rural neighbor hood and it happens now and then. About a month ago at around 11 PM this horrid stench started wafting into the house. It was the unmistakable smell of burning trash. It was a warm night and we had to close up all the windows. Burning plastic smells bad and is toxic as hell, but the worst smell is burning cardboard. That stuff stinks like... well, actually, I'd say worse than shit!tempo_n_groove said:
In Rural areas they usually burn their trash. The rumor is that burning plastic keeps away the bugs...brianlux said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:brianlux said:Spiritual_Chaos said:
But what do yo do with the stuff in your bin?tempo_n_groove said:
We don't have anything like that here. I have a recycling bin that I fill up.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Don't you guys still have that "landfill idea"?tempo_n_groove said:
I still can't believe that our recycling programs aren't better here in the US...Spiritual_Chaos said:Start eating vegetarian. Like all people with a working empathy in 2018.
And take care of your trash.
Do you throw you trash in difference bins like in Sweden?Here in the US it all depends on where you live. In some rural areas, recycling bins are a pit in the ground, sort of like this:Many cities have bins like these:In out town we have bins like these to put mixed recyclables that get sorted at the disposal site:
Geezuz Brian that first picture makes me want to gather team slap... sort through the mess for an address of some sort... take a little drive for a visit... aaaaand... "WHAP".
In our region, two outdoor enthusiasts dug through someone's trash that was unceremoniously dumped in the bush and did exactly that (minus the slap). They returned the trash- recording the interaction- and warned the shitbirds they would shame them if they did it again.Good for them for returning the trash!One of the women I work with years ago was looking out the store window and saw a guy stuck in traffic toss a cigarette out the car window. She ran out, stepped on the cigarette to make sure it was out, picked it up and tossed it back into the car through the window and said, "Here, I think you lost this!"Those garbage pits like in the first photo-- it's disgusting. You see them all over rural America. I don't get it- people who live closer to nature seem to like to leave piles of trash in pits or strewn all around the yard.One time when I lived in the Bay Area, a friend went for a drive through a rural neighborhood in Northern California and drove past this house that had trash strewn all over the place and the friend called out, "Look! Rural art!".
Burning plastic stinks bad...
I do like the smell of burning cardboard!!!Well then, my friend, I have a nice little gif for you!
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
If you wanna ban all plastic that's fine with me. A nice cold Coca Cola on a hot summer day always taste better in a glass bottle.tempo_n_groove said:
Let's start small and use plastic straws as an example.Meltdown99 said:Plastic straws are not the problem ... people are...Give Peas A Chance…0
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