I think that's a solid zing, can we get a ruling from the zing master??

i dont ever take pills Hank, not even Tylenol... i almost died from Amoxicillin and it freaked me the fvck out... and im perfectly content not taking any either...

Disposable grocery bags, be they plastic or paper, are a gross waste...there is absolutely no need whatsoever for either of them.

Fish on...

Todd

We've been using cloth bags a bank in town was giving away.

When they're dirty, we wash them.

It's incredibly complicated.

is your underwear dirty after the first use? do you just fold them up and put them back for the next day? same premise...

Its hard when you are dumb and lazy like most Americans are Dan....Give me convenience or give me death...

Patrick Henry would get a giggle from that paraphrase.
If so many people were not slobs, plastic or paper would not be a
problem.

What liner do you no-plastic-bags folks use for your kitchen and bathroom garbage cans?
Do you think diapers should be plastic free?

small cans, like 1 and 1.5 and even 2 gallon cans, we use.......






wait for it......





plastic grocery bags, that we save...


Slab, cloth diapers are plastic free, but people are too fvckin lazy to wash them...

Abby, you could probably stick an old rag in there in place of your Kotex too.

is it really the plastic bags?

or the sh!t that goes in them... bread bags, chips, pops, water, cheese wrappers, lunch meat rappers, plastic vegetable bags and containers, strawberry and other fruit plastic containers, milk jugs, juice jugs, twinkie wrappers, cottage cheese containers, sour cream containers, yogurt containers...

should i keep going?

Plastic garbage bags, the kind that you can buy right there in the grocery store.



They are, unless you're lazy. Disposable diapers take up more space in landfills than everything else combined, which is reason enough to not use them right there.

Fish on...

Todd

LOL! when i wrote "twinkie wrappers" i was seriously thinking, "i better spell this sh!t right and not forget the W, as i will get slaughtered if i dont"

and sure as sh!t, i did it before hand LMAO...


good one Hank, ya got me...


oh and that song sucks a$$, bet he didnt sell many records LOL...

So if I buy plastic bags from the store, that is better than reusing the free ones as trash can liners? (Not arguing here, just pointing out the ridiculous.)

As far as cloth diapers go.....I haven't seen any of those in a long, long time. Who here knows of someone who uses them in place of plastic ones?

Aboob, your Depends comment was pretty funny. Not yet for me, could be soon, though. I'll let you know.

I only have one re-usable grocery bag (and three re-usable 6-pack wine bags), so when I buy more than usual groceries I get them in the usual plastic grocery bags. Works perfect because those are what we line our household trash baskets with. We end up with 2 or 3 bags of non-recyclable garbage in the trash can weekly. We could probably do better, but there's a fair amount of non-recyclable food packaging and non-recyclable crap in the junk mail.

Some good chuckles in this thread.

Sg

Target, Wal Mart (fvck them) Fred Meyer, and other such stores carry cloth diapers...

Only used disposable diapers for my kids a few times while traveling. Cloth diapers the vast majority of the time. Considering how much work babies and small children are, diapers aren't that much additional hassle. The Maytag washing machine gave up the ghost at 19 years, however. Could have been due to those diaper years.

used to buy reloading powder from Walmart. Price was unbeatable.
then they decided to shut down that dept. Sad. Haven't been there
much in the last year or two.
Good ole American business ethic. Find a need and fill it.