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I always recycle my bottles. In fact, I consider it my civic duty to help my local off-licence to dispose of as much of its glassware as possible in an environmentally friendly fashion. What are you doing to save our planet?
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Francis wrote:I always recycle my bottles. In fact, I consider it my civic duty to help my local off-licence to dispose of as much of its glassware as possible in an environmentally friendly fashion. What are you doing to save our planet?
So, where do all the bottles you recycle come from?........
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Francis, that reminds me of the times I've driven up to the Morrisons bottle banks and started to offload the car. And Mr & Mrs Normal unload their car ... As do Mr & Mrs Normal #2 ... whilst I'm still offloading the car.
I am saving Our Planet by getting pissed. So that's two of us.
Next?
I am saving Our Planet by getting pissed. So that's two of us.
Next?
We have a compost heap that all fruit scraps and other degradables go on, bottles and tins go to the bottle bank at Sainsbury's, newspapers, etc, go in the blue bag that gets collected every so often and garden waste goes in the big white "Wirral Garden Waste Disposal" [caption probably wrong ] bag. Alas the council is completely ass-backwards when it comes to recycling anything else. Oh how I'd love to be in Germany with a different bin for every different type, colour and thickness of polymer.
Well not quite, but it's close
Well not quite, but it's close
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Motz wrote: Oh how I'd love to be in Germany with a different bin for every different type, colour and thickness of polymer.
Well not quite, but it's close
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That's a relief...for a minute I thought it was just me who was doing thatHexenstübchen wrote:Francis, that reminds me of the times I've driven up to the Morrisons bottle banks and started to offload the car. And Mr & Mrs Normal unload their car ... As do Mr & Mrs Normal #2 ... whilst I'm still offloading the car.
I am saving Our Planet by getting pissed. So that's two of us.
Next?
I don't drive. That's my bit, and it may be small but it's still a lot of irreplacable natural resources that don't get wasted, and a lot of filth that doesn't get pumped into the atmosphere.
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I remember reading somewhere that that's worse for the planet, but I can't remember where.Dark wrote:Most of our rubbish, if I have owt to do with it, go to the recycling bin, not the normal bin.
Also, this thread reminds me of George Carlin's rant where he says something like 'the world has been around for 14 billion years and been through a lot, do you really think some plastic is going to destroy it? It's not going anywhere, we are. Stop being egotistical and admit it, you're not saving the planet, you're saving your ass. Enjoy the ride, baby!'
Pat wrote:I save all my rubbish for 1 week,then I put it in a wheely bin and leave it outside on a Sunday night,on Monday morning it's gone.
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what's up Franny, you turned eco-warrior lately? I hoped this would be a topic about klick.
Put their heads on f*cking pikes in front of the venue for all I care.
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We have a private trash company at work, they recycle AFTERWARDS I hope.
Paper, cardboard, TL-lamps, empty Campingaz cartridges, loose diamond chippings (worth NAUGHT before you start jumping up and down, there, in the back of the class ), old employees, all go in one container.
So when I have enough trash at home, I just load it in my car and drop it in the container at work.
But I do recycle. I roll my own cigarettes, and I save the dogends. Four of those make a new fag, you know...
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Paper, cardboard, TL-lamps, empty Campingaz cartridges, loose diamond chippings (worth NAUGHT before you start jumping up and down, there, in the back of the class ), old employees, all go in one container.
So when I have enough trash at home, I just load it in my car and drop it in the container at work.
But I do recycle. I roll my own cigarettes, and I save the dogends. Four of those make a new fag, you know...
IZ.
I always wondered what ingredients went into belgian beerIzzy HaveMercy wrote:We have a private trash company at work, they recycle AFTERWARDS I hope.
Paper, cardboard, TL-lamps, empty Campingaz cartridges, loose diamond chippings (worth NAUGHT before you start jumping up and down, there, in the back of the class ), old employees, all go in one container.
So when I have enough trash at home, I just load it in my car and drop it in the container at work.
But I do recycle. I roll my own cigarettes, and I save the dogends. Four of those make a new fag, you know...
IZ.
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Apart from the loose diamond chippings (which seem to end up in English Black Pudding instead)... all of the above, yes, Simon!
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Ah, good to see they don't end up in scottish black pudding or haggisIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Apart from the loose diamond chippings (which seem to end up in English Black Pudding instead)... all of the above, yes, Simon!
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Nope, that's 100 percent Certified Old Employees and Fuds! (est. 1678)Big Si wrote:Ah, good to see they don't end up in scottish black pudding or haggisIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Apart from the loose diamond chippings (which seem to end up in English Black Pudding instead)... all of the above, yes, Simon!
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I was listening to that at the time actually. But yeah, I think we're all becoming more environmentally aware aren't we? Even if all we do is open another bottle and worry about it tomorrow.canon docre wrote:I hoped this would be a topic about klick.
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Well I light my farts as often as I can, not only to diminish the terror that is methane congestion, but to heat the room I am in and therefor avoid a strain on the National Grid.
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i let the homeless people at the tip sort everything out.
Me and Derek R call them "weegies"hallucienate wrote:i let the homeless people at the tip sort everything out.
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Typical sheepshaggin' comment....scotty wrote:Me and Derek R call them "weegies"hallucienate wrote:i let the homeless people at the tip sort everything out.
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