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"Are you kidding me?" / Facepalm Thread (pt 2)
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I recently visited some hipster-esque place with a friend where they wouldn't give you a straw to save the planet...but they gladly handed them out to kids. Eff that noise.
I'm okay with asking for a straw instead of having them thrown down just because...but I'm against legislating that servers can get in trouble for giving one unasked.
I was at yet another place (we eat out more than we probably should) that had paper straws that lasted the entire meal. Absolutely nothing wrong with that.
What I am not a fan of is places that take your drink to refill it and then you get a new glass and another straw. I will make it a point to pull my straw out when they are taking my glass just so I don't go through a bunch. I'm okay if others don't want to do that, but I wouldn't mind be given the option/notification on the first refill (Would you like to keep your straw?).
I'm okay with asking for a straw instead of having them thrown down just because...but I'm against legislating that servers can get in trouble for giving one unasked.
I was at yet another place (we eat out more than we probably should) that had paper straws that lasted the entire meal. Absolutely nothing wrong with that.
What I am not a fan of is places that take your drink to refill it and then you get a new glass and another straw. I will make it a point to pull my straw out when they are taking my glass just so I don't go through a bunch. I'm okay if others don't want to do that, but I wouldn't mind be given the option/notification on the first refill (Would you like to keep your straw?).
And now you understand the hypocrisy of virtue signalling.
[video=youtube;GD6qtc2_AQA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD6qtc2_AQA[/video]
What's wrong with that? It just unwanted tissue growth, you know, like cancer. It's not like it's a a person or anything important.
In fact, the UN has said this sort of thing is a human right.
World Population Day 2018: All you need to know | Daily Mail Online
femurphy77
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I'm no tree hugger but there is plenty of data out there to support greatly curtailing the use of disposables, particularly plastics in today's society. The LA Times sponsored a great piece called "Altered Oceans", it's a 4 or 5 episode series on the damages being caused by plastics and other disposables. I'd gladly pay more for various items or deal with the inconvenience of providing my own bags for shopping. It's pretty disgusting what we are doing to our oceans and environment in general.
O.k., Pile On.
O.k., Pile On.
femurphy77
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Not even going to watch. The text alone is enough to make you oh I don't know, react in an irresponsible way.
It was a video of a video playing on a monitor. I couldn't tell if they were or were not dolls, but thought is repulsive.
So what I don't understand is how a straw my wife uses in Fort Wayne makes it to the ocean.
Republican owned trash company trucks the trash to the pacific ocean. It's free instead of paying for a landfill. It's insidious.
Yet putting a fork (that's been in a stranger's mouth) in your mouth is OK?
Gfeat. Between that, and the image of kids licking their plates, he won't be able to eat out now.
I'm far closer to being with you than against you. I think the environmentalist typically go too far, but I also think there is way too much needless packaging and disposables in the average product.
Going off on a tangent, but I also think the environmental laws and government regulations are sometimes part of the problem as well. They have made taking things to the dump so expensive that people dispose of things in the rivers instead. People are also just ****heads too, but that is another topic.
A nonwhite person driving a beemer with a NRA and a tea party sticker, is that suspicious? To some it is.
https://www.guns.com/2018/07/09/fem...black-man-driving-bmw-with-nra-sticker-video/
https://www.guns.com/2018/07/09/fem...black-man-driving-bmw-with-nra-sticker-video/
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