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Old 01-08-2009, 10:24 PM
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heathen's and blasphemers
I am surrounded by heathen's and blasphemers


Canada has actually been a leader in banning epoxy coated cans from food use and in banning Bisphenol A containing plastics from food contact as well
so its not surprising to hear they are charging 4 plastic bags
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Boston, You are soooo lucky - it is a rather slow day and I hope it makes you feel just that little bit better
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Old 01-08-2009, 11:28 PM
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nope she didnt even write me back
it was sooooo depressing
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Old 01-08-2009, 11:37 PM
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Nah, being surrounded by heathens and blasphemers.... the "rose amongst the thorns" syndrome....
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Old 01-08-2009, 11:41 PM
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once upon a time she would have leaped at the opportunity
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Old 01-08-2009, 11:46 PM
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till she went and did that bit of porno, - then on I give no respect....
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Old 01-09-2009, 12:00 AM
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granted I never want truly bad girl
but I think what her sister said covered it best
it was intended as a private bit
and was never intended for the public
the idea that some fool betrayed that trust
is what sucks about it
not the idea that she is silly enough to give it a go
hell
we have all done things that later could be described as mistakes
but at the time
could have been fun

I say we all make mistakes
now if she made film after film
then sure
no way would I even joke around and write her a letter
but
as it is
had she showed up
we would have had a great time
and I might have gotten lucky who knows
always worth a shot eh mate
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Old 01-09-2009, 12:22 AM
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heathen's and blasphemers
I am surrounded by heathen's and blasphemers
Canada has actually been a leader in banning epoxy coated cans from food use and in banning Bisphenol A containing plastics from food contact as well
so its not surprising to hear they are charging 4 plastic bags

Hey well dome Boston, a vast improvement. It would appear you are nearly ready for the Drivel thread.
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Old 01-09-2009, 12:24 AM
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I strive to always be growing in both my spiritual and my intellectual life
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Old 01-08-2011, 05:44 PM
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PLASTIC back into oil

What if we could do this!!!!



PLASTIC BACK INTO OIL IT CAME FROM!!!!!



A case of Japanese ingenuity and perseverance? What is more important would be the marketing and very low cost to make it mandatory.

To have one of these in every home.
Better yet, find a way to stop packaging everything in plastic.

Sound is all in Japanese. Just read the subtitles and watch.

http://www.flixxy.com/convert-plastic-to-oil.htm

Possibly a great discovery!
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Old 01-08-2011, 07:29 PM
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thats a great twist on the gasification process
the local zoo is building one of those ( at a cost of about 30 million ) to burn their trash
the benifits are obvious but the potential for trouble is also high
the temp must be carefully controlled and plastics should not be exposed to temps to low to destroy the toxic binders that hold it together PCB and dioxin for instance
its a great idea and I'm really stoked about someone coming up with it.

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Europe to PAY fishermen to collect plastic from the ocean

While independent lobby groups are leading the way, there are some sporadic moves afoot by governments around the world to save our oceans and ocean life (and our food chain) from plastic. In India new rules include a 'no free plastic bag' initiative by government, in the United Arab Emirates they vow to be 100% plastic-free by 2013 and now in the EU the authorities are to pay fishermen to retrieve plastic bags from the ocean.

Currently the world's population uses and discards around 500 billion plastic bags every year. The European Union (EU) plans to pay the continent’s fishing fleets for collecting plastic as part of an initiative that will help reduce pollution in sea.

As per under consideration proposals from EU commissioner for fisheries Maria Damanaki, fishermen will be paid to land plastic to provide them with income and reduce pressure on dwindling fish stocks, the Sunday Express reported.

Vessels that clear up plastic will initially be subsidised by the EU. The hope is that the practice will become self-sustaining as the value of recycled plastics increases.

Damanaki will unveil a trial project in the Mediterranean this month, which will see fishermen equipped with nets to collect plastic debris.

The plan, as well as an attempt to handle seaborne waste, is also aimed at pacifying Europe’s fishing industry over a potential prohibition on the wasteful practice of dumping low-value fish at sea.

Fleets fear of losing money by not being able to throw away lower-value catch for which they say there is little demand. A million tonnes are thrown back each year in the North Sea alone.

Commissioner Damanaki said: ‘Ending this practice of throwing away edible fish is in the interest of fishermen and consumers. It has to happen, we cannot have consumers afraid to eat fish because they hate this problem of discards.

‘People (in the fishing industry) feel insecure because this is a change. That is why they need incentives.’ The industry will contribute to the pilot but it is not known how much each fisherman will get. Payments will depend on tonnage and the recycling market.

Plastics 2020 Challenge, an industry campaign that supports recycling and preventing litter, is backing the move.

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"Vessels that clear up plastic will initially be subsidised by the EU. The hope is that the practice will become self-sustaining as the value of recycled plastics increases."

Check the propulsion section, with a new attempt at steam power that burns anything , perhaps power cruisers could go voyaging on free waste plastic as fuel ,
and get handouts from EU taxpayers as an oceanic garbage removal service .

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Old 05-12-2011, 07:19 AM
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The deal with burning plastic is that unless its done at a really high temp it releases a lot of toxins. Basically you'd need something like a gasification system to get the temps required.
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it doesnt,,,and the ones that do litter,,,wont listen to the gov. anyways,,,,,,is like here,,,,texas has a law that states,,if i go into a gas station/store/whatever,,and i leave my keys in the car,,,i get a FINE,,,,,,and why?,,, because im making it possible for a thief to steal my car.....EASIER,,,so, they make it MY fault some idiot steals my car,,,,,,soooooooo,,,, why dont we give the plastic companies a fine ( make plastic illegal) for every plastic bag thats out there littering MY land.
Or how about the illegal aliens who come in by breaking the laws that our government won't enforce being forced to go home so they won't litter a state that they only came in to pillage anyway.
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