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A sticker you may one day earn. Until then, the sticker shall remain locked in here.
Sometimes someone makes a really cool post and only a pair of Raybans can express how you feel.
Only for the loneliest of posts.
For something so cute that just a heart won't do :3
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For when it's so good that you just can't stop laughing.
I love the power glove. It's so BAD. But it's still pretty nerdy...
For the post so classy it needs to be number one'd as well. "But wait," you say, "how is it double sided if it's a sticker?" Shhhhhh... it's best not to question the number oneocle.
FUCK YEAH!
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It is a sad state of affairs when good science is overlooked in favour of sensationalist propaganda.
I move that anyone willing to deny quality peer reviewed science should not be able to benefit from it. So they should give up all technology and go back to living in caves and hunting for their food.
Anonymous
@Anonymous:
"What are you expecting me to do about it? Vote for the green party? Stop leaving the lights on? Breed fewer cows?"
Sure, how about you start with that. You bitch and moan about other people not telling you how to make the world a better place while dismissing any suggestion that may be brought to the table if it means even a minor inconvenience or change in your current way of life. Grow your own food, join a CSA, shop at a farmer's market. REDUCE, then REUSE and then RECYCLE what is left. Drive less and bike and walk more. Keep your spending local as much as possible, build ties to your community.
This isn't just about climate change. Peak oil is a reality (lets just assume you won't play the same head-in-the-sand game about this too) and we will be much better off if we can wean ourselves off of oil gradually rather than undergoing huge die-offs once we don't have any oil left (from an EROEI perspective) to grow and transport all of our food.
Do you want more suggestions? If you're really serious about wanting to know what you can do I can recommend permaculture and gardening books. I would love to have a productive discussion about how to reduce your carbon footprint with you. What I won't do is debate AGW when it's really irrelevant to why we should attempt to live in a way to respects the Earth and our place on it.
Anonymous
