(04-22-2010, 09:15 AM)Twitchin Kitten Wrote: I'm not. Not in any way, shape or form. I went for Reverend Horton Heat. Matt likes Motorhead.

Too late! If you hadn't mentioned Motorhead you could have got away with it...

I've got a date with a Saab mechanic on May to see The Australian tribute band to Pink Floyd. Wasn't sure Mark would let me go with Jon, (or pay for the ticket) but I am. We are going for a cup of tea and bun before the show Jon doesn't drink anything else.

I haven't heard back from Helge yet

Tomorrow tickets for Cheap Trick and Sqeeze go on sale. Show at Radio City Music Hall!
God I love that place for a concert! There isnt' a bad seat in the house nor a bad note to be heard. It's the perfect place for music and the Art Deco design is outstanding!

We're debating tickets for Jerry Seinfeld that week too - not sure on that one.

I wonder how many carbon offsets the volcano will have to buy to be "neutral".

I wish I had a carbon footprint as big as that volcano.

Word.

(04-22-2010, 06:54 PM)Jamminitin Wrote: Word.

Al Gore has done more harm to this country than Osama Bin Laden.

What do you think about that thought?

I think they're on equal ground IMO.

The WTC is too close to home for me to think otherwise.

(04-22-2010, 07:00 PM)twisteroo Wrote:

(04-22-2010, 06:54 PM)Jamminitin Wrote: Word.

Al Gore has done more harm to this country than Osama Bin Laden.

What do you think about that thought?

Should we blame Al Gore though or ourselves, collectively speaking, for being jackasses enough to fall for the ruse?

Ummm question.

If they want everyone to stop using so much petroleum based products, (PLASTIC!) how come they keep making everything out of the damn stuff?
Styrofoam and plastic is the worst materials and they are the most useless when it comes to longevity per product yet it does not decompose and go back to the earth (biodegradable). Why not just go back to using products that are biodegradable?

I mean I'd much rather have my milk in a glass container. I transfer it into one anyway (stays much colder).
I microwave in glass only and if it needs a lid and the container does not have one, I use wax paper.
I do not put my tupperware in the dishwasher because it actually destroys it. (I'm slowly replacing my plastic storage stuff with glass with lids)
I don't buy soda or drinks in plastic if I can help it. Glass or tin is the way to go for me.
Why does cereal have the cardboard box but a friggin plastic bag inside instead of the old wax paper or foil backed paper of old? I mean you can't even reseal that shit now. Guess what I transfer to a tupperware container? Yeah, cereal. If I don't it will go stale.

I mean they keep on at us to go fucking green when everything keeps getting made out of friggin plastic, half of which isn't even eligible for recycling! (wrapping, candy bar wrappers, cereal bags (see above), plastic cling wrap, plastic chip bags, and the list goes on. What a joke.

Scream all you want but if they really want to "go green" and "save the earth" they need to look at the bigger picture and think smarter than they're doing now.

They need to look at Sweden- total recycle, nothing goes waste. I've said this before, even confiscated alcohol at Customs gets recycled (as fuel in Stockholms buses before you ask).
Then Denmark recycles nothing..................