Yes, extraordinary how lazy we are – we’d mostly rather someone else do all that, than just do one little thing ourselves. But then, we’re not really a collective society I suppose – Ants, now, or termites or bees, they’d never stand for this kind of nonsense!
Boy is that ever the truth. Several years ago I got sick and tired of telling people to put their plastic silverware in my sink when I had a party. They would ask me if I re-used them. So I invested about $30 in cheap stainless silverware – which got me 3 dozen each of forks, spoons and knives. No one ever asks if I re-use metal stuff.
Oops, sorry about that John. It kind of reminds me of the chapter in one of Michael Moore’s books (can’t remember which one at the moment) where the old man is reminiscing about plastic while he and his young granddaughter sit in a candlelit shack somewhere in the near future.
I wish I could remember where I found this picture now – it was something I stumbled upon awhile ago. I actually hadn’t planned on blogging it, just saved it for myself, otherwise I’d have kept the source to credit it. Anyhow, glad that you (and others) liked it.
truce said:
Yes, extraordinary how lazy we are – we’d mostly rather someone else do all that, than just do one little thing ourselves. But then, we’re not really a collective society I suppose – Ants, now, or termites or bees, they’d never stand for this kind of nonsense!
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healingmagichands said:
Boy is that ever the truth. Several years ago I got sick and tired of telling people to put their plastic silverware in my sink when I had a party. They would ask me if I re-used them. So I invested about $30 in cheap stainless silverware – which got me 3 dozen each of forks, spoons and knives. No one ever asks if I re-use metal stuff.
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John Pangia said:
And we’re the best the universe has to offer? You’ve really depressed me now, Az…
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azahar said:
Oops, sorry about that John. It kind of reminds me of the chapter in one of Michael Moore’s books (can’t remember which one at the moment) where the old man is reminiscing about plastic while he and his young granddaughter sit in a candlelit shack somewhere in the near future.
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USpace said:
Good one, I’m going to buy some metal spoons.
Googling ‘absurd thoughts’ I came upon this interesting bit of absurdity linking from another site. Well done, good points and food for thought!
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MERRY HOLIDAYS
we all have our special ones
drink responsibly
world economy depends
on massive celebrations
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for the holidays
we must get together
– before the world ends
ancient feelings
days will get longer again
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absurd thought –
God of the Universe says
outlaw most bloggers
register all writers
make them pay huge fees
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magpie said:
Wow. I kind of want to email that photo to everyone in my office. Of course, then they’d know I don’t do any work, I just read blogs.
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azahar said:
Hi magpie and welcome. 🙂
I wish I could remember where I found this picture now – it was something I stumbled upon awhile ago. I actually hadn’t planned on blogging it, just saved it for myself, otherwise I’d have kept the source to credit it. Anyhow, glad that you (and others) liked it.
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