Metal is the only thing that really gets recycled. The rest is trash.
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Actually, the vast majority of arguments in long threads are the same two or three recycled topics, aren't they?
Metal is the only thing that really gets recycled. The rest is trash.
Paper and plastic also get recycled. Foodstuff and other organic matter is made into compost.Metal is the only thing that really gets recycled. The rest is trash.
I’m not allowed to think.......thinks a little more....
Actually, the vast majority of arguments in long threads are the same two or three recycled topics, aren't they?
Fun story. My company installed some aluminum recycle bins. A few months later it was discovered the city was just trashing the cans they picked up because it was more expensive for them to recycle than to trash. We now just have trash cans.Metal is the only thing that really gets recycled. The rest is trash.
Well, that is callous and selfish but it makes sense in a perverse way. Treating the city in which you live like offal is even worse, as it is actively stupid.Do whatever you want because "F it I don't live here"?
I think that I didn't get the joke here.That explains the pasta!
deleting this. I dint want to push something that’s ultimately wrong.Fun story. My company installed some aluminum recycle bins. A few months later it was discovered the city was just trashing the cans they picked up because it was more expensive for them to recycle than to trash. We now just have trash cans.
I lived in Italy for 3 years and was frequently embarrassed by the way Americans acted there. I probably should add I lived in Napoli, so the bar for how to act was already pretty low.Well, that is callous and selfish but it makes sense in a perverse way. Treating the city in which you live like offal is even worse, as it is actively stupid.
I was thinking "do as the Romans" like the saying. It was a joke.Do whatever you want because "F it I don't live here"?
Americans can be very bad tourists.I lived in Italy for 3 years and was frequently embarrassed by the way Americans acted there. I probably should add I lived in Napoli, so the bar for how to act was already pretty low.