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I am now so disgusted with this "green" movement crap that I am designating this as the first Green Free Blog
on the internet. I vow to burn more tires, use more aerosols, use
only contraband refrigerants, eat one cabbage a day and fart
frequently, turn the heat or air conditioning to the highest level in
any home or office I visit, eat meat three times a day, use only
plastic bags, recycle nothing, fire 50 lead bullets daily, take
seven showers a day, drive my car to the mailbox, flush twice,
encourage people to barbecue more, kill any whales I stumble upon, mow
the lawn daily, gun my engine, kick Algore in the nuts if I ever meet
him, and never buy any product that mentions the word Green, Environment, or Friendly.
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!!!BRAVO!!!
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I'm already there. If 'green' is mentioned to sell a product, I repel. Your pie graph is superb!
Ol' possum-head says we can't drive our SUVs and keep our thermostats at 72 degrees. I say "Yes, we can!"
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Amen, Rodger. I get sickened by the "green" advertisements whilst traversing the aisles at WalMart. The only thing "green" about China is its predilection for forced abortions.
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ReplyDeleteI'm so there! Black outs all around me and I did three loads of laundry and kept my A/C at 74 ALL DAY!!!
I need a really obnoxious t-shirt.....
Right on! I'm already with the program. I'm using my stimulus check to use more electricity here.
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Your response to this post has been awesome. Are you going to keep the pie chart at the top of your blog??
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Oh yea? Well *I* just let WARM water run the whole time I was brushing my teeth!
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Haven't you been kicking Gore squarely in the nuts ever since you started blogging?
So help protect the environment in your own way. Just because you don't agree with advertisements and government policies doesn't mean you should support unsustainability and animal cruelty. I agree with you to a point that 'green' advertising can go too far but it saddens me that this is your solution.
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