I'm getting pretty tired of people being "green"

[Onacara]

Originally Posted by mrbistro

Well that's an issue for another thread isn't it?

I also like the color pink.






(Um...is this another contest?)

[mrbistro]

Originally Posted by Onacara

(Um...is this another contest?)

Perhaps. But you may not care for the prize.

[Jim]

Originally Posted by mrbistro

Perhaps. But you may not care for the prize.

Jim

[Bannister]

Originally Posted by Laurie David

Yes, I take a private plane on holiday a couple of times a year, and I feel horribly guilty about it. I probably shouldn't do it. But the truth is, I'm not perfect. This is not about perfection. I don't expect anybody else to be perfect either. That's what hurts the environmental movement – holding people to a standard they cannot meet.

Now let me start by saying that I don't care one rats behind about Laurie David. Also, as the election stands right now I would have to vote McCain. So don't start smacking me in the head with a "Gulfstream Liberal" hammer of smite.

That being said, we are talking about people who have disposable income many times greater than the collective annual salaries of this site. These people can afford to say "screw it" and drive whatever car they want, use whatever light bulb they want and do whatever they want with their trash. If they choose not to say screw it and attempt to do something to reduce their impact on the environment, isn't that a good thing? Isn't the goal to take a look at your individual environmental impact and reducing it? They have made that attempt and I for one won't criticize them for it.

In that same regard, I have nothing but high praise for what the Bush's have done with their ranch in Texas. In fact their ranch is more environmental friendly than Al Gore's house...... Freakin tree huggers.

You want pics?

I'll give you a pic. The prize is a lifetime supply of.....


Bannister

[K/H_Addict]

Here we are discussing good gas mileage and environmental cleanliness...I'm going to go back to saving my "green" for 15 (yeah, right) mpg El Camino.

[Hahma]

I'm all for trying to be green and all, but I draw the line at recycling toilet paper.

[mrbistro]

Originally Posted by Hahma

I'm all for trying to be green and all, but I draw the line at recycling toilet paper.

Not a papier mache fan?

[Hahma]

Originally Posted by mrbistro

Not a papier mache fan?

Not with used TP

[rym]

Originally Posted by K/H_Addict

Here we are discussing good gas mileage and environmental cleanliness...I'm going to go back to saving my "green" for 15 (yeah, right) mpg El Camino.

I'm saving my "green" for Wave 8!!

[Onacara]

Originally Posted by Hahma

Not with used TP

That is very "green" because you do not have to use harmful brown paint.

[Hahma]

Originally Posted by Onacara

That is very "green" because you do not have to use harmful brown paint.

Well crap, you're right Oncara. Being a painter, I should know about the dangers and harm of brown paint. I've jumped on the bandwagon now and am all for the "Greeness" of re-using used TP.

[johnny139]

Originally Posted by Hahma

Well crap, you're right Oncara. Being a painter, I should know about the dangers and harm of brown paint. I've jumped on the bandwagon now and am all for the "Greeness" of re-using used TP.

WHOO!!!

*high-fives Onacara*

Now, let's go, Onacaraman! Spread the message to the peasants in the countryside! TO THE ONACARAMOBILE!