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I feel dense. I don't get it.

BTW, great idea for a blog. Some of these are quite amusing.

:( neither do I

ppls who reduce, reuse and recycle have a clue.

colonel mustard, the candlestick and the library are all elements in the game Clue (or "Cluedo" if you're English)

It's also proven that Recycling programs are relatively useless and a waste of taxpayers money.

http://www.ecoworld.com/home/articles2.cfm?tid=340

Good idea... just implemented really poorly. I'm not against recycling, just against the people who are incharge of it.

This is hilarious, Jessica.

I probably double-over, laughing, at 9 out of 10 of your cards (I've got you in my RSS reader), and I figured it was about time I stopped by to let you know.

Thanks for sharing your creative gifts with us all!

anon 1:43

Penn & Teller's show B***S*** has a segment on this. It supports what I've believed about recycling all along.

Not that there's anything wrong with that...

lpdbw

A lot of people think that it's "Reduce and reuse: recycle"
rather than, "Reduce consumption, reuse what you can, recycle what you can't."
People recycle much more than they reduce their consumption or re-use rather than throw away.

The article linked above isn't totally wrong but it reduces complex issues into "myths vs. facts."

PLEASE can I have this one on a T-shirt?????

Sarah said:
A lot of people think that it's "Reduce and reuse: recycle"
rather than, "Reduce consumption, reuse what you can, recycle what you can't."
People recycle much more than they reduce their consumption or re-use rather than throw away.

The article linked above isn't totally wrong but it reduces complex issues into "myths vs. facts."


Amen to that!