Ahh gee, you're so sensitive. You've got the math wrong on recycling, it
really is stupid to throw it all away. Briana may I suggest you take your
next vacation to
orphanages in Port-au-Prince or even Bucharest for a little perspective.
Meanwhile your popcans are
being trucked to a landfill outside of Boardman, Oregon. 200 miles one
way, one semi load a day from Latah County.
And speaking of golf, I heard one time that America puts more
fertilizer on its golf courses than the entire country of Mali has for its
food crops. Those people are hungry. And what about all that clean
drinking water going on those golf courses, cleaner than the water supply
of a billion people?
have a nice day
dave peckham
On Wed, 22 Apr 1998, Briana LeClaire wrote:
> As I was on my way to the golf course and listening to Rush Limbaugh
> while smoking a cigarette (okay -- I don't smoke -- yet), the news
> came on. There was a report about Schoolchildren and Earth Day in NYC
> -- a group of kids were spending the day on a field trip to some sort
> of composting facility. The reporter gushed, "And listen to what they
> were singing!"
>
> Next one heard small voices singing the words "We're saving waste,
> we're saving waste," to the tune of "Amazing Grace."
>
> Once I recovered, I realized that nobody has to give me a hard time
> about my anti-recycling views anymore, because you've won the battle!
> Recycling is the national religion, at least in the hearts and minds
> of the youngest generation! I'll even write you a new hymnal (on
> recycled paper, of course.) How about, "All Things Reduced and
> Reusable," or "The Old, Rugged Old-Growth Tree"?
>
> I'll work on it.
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> :-) Briana
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