So it's Earth Day... what have you done?
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I drove my SUV twice as often as normal, because I figured most other people who feel guilty about being middle class and white were going to walk today. So you could say that I've helped maintain balance in the universe. ^_^
and... hangs around in bars?"
"He puts on women's clothing,lenin_117 said:
and... hangs around in bars?"
emmmm... i went on my laptop??
It's Earth Day??
Why should we celebrate being on this planet. The weathers fucked up and there's ... humans on it
It's Earth Day??
Why should we celebrate being on this planet. The weathers fucked up and there's ... humans on it
I drove around with my muffler off, flicking cigarette butts out the window. At the end of the Day, I hit a deer.
I don't think my job accepts Earth Day as a viable excuse not to drive to work, so don't think I'll be doing any favors for Earth today.
Earth Day is the "modernized" version of a pagan celebration in which people used to sacrifice animals, and sometimes other people, to celebrate the end of winter and the start of spring. They sacrificed to appease whatever gods of fertility they worshipped (depended on the tribe and part of the world).
I don't plan on sacrificing anything or anyone today. In fact, I might just turn on everything in the house, crank up the air conditioning (its already in the upper 90's here in the Mojave Desert), go for a long drive for no reason and who know what else I can come up with just to counter the nonsense that is "going green" on Earth Day or any day. The climate has changed dramaticly many times over the centuries. It's been through several ice ages and warming trends long before humans started doing anything more than burning a few fires. It's just a cycle of warming and cooling that we have nothing to do with and can do nothing about.
I don't plan on sacrificing anything or anyone today. In fact, I might just turn on everything in the house, crank up the air conditioning (its already in the upper 90's here in the Mojave Desert), go for a long drive for no reason and who know what else I can come up with just to counter the nonsense that is "going green" on Earth Day or any day. The climate has changed dramaticly many times over the centuries. It's been through several ice ages and warming trends long before humans started doing anything more than burning a few fires. It's just a cycle of warming and cooling that we have nothing to do with and can do nothing about.
Woke up
Ate a hot dog
Took a VERY long shower
Drove to school in my Jeep Cherokee
planning on driving home, then driving back to school, then back home, then back to school, then back home.
I think I'm doing this world a favor!
Ate a hot dog
Took a VERY long shower
Drove to school in my Jeep Cherokee
planning on driving home, then driving back to school, then back home, then back to school, then back home.
I think I'm doing this world a favor!
I watched that Penn & Teller episode of Bullshit about Recycling, and shovelled some soil for a few hours. I am now retrofitting those activities to be my "What I did for Earth day" activities for when I get to work and the topic come up. It WILL come up as a few people where I work are really into that whole Earth thing.
Frankly I don't think the Earth cares much what we do. I mean you wouldn't care if all the parasites and bacteria on your skin started reusing dandruff.
Frankly I don't think the Earth cares much what we do. I mean you wouldn't care if all the parasites and bacteria on your skin started reusing dandruff.
Sat on my butt and watched the earth go to hell. Seriously, it's a proven fact that once the sun becomes a red giant, the earth will be one of the planest swallowed up by it. So if the world is slowly going to hell, what's the point in saving it?
And if it's for our children then they have nothing to worry about. It's gonna take a lot more than we as a species can ever do to truly negatively effect this planet.
And if it's for our children then they have nothing to worry about. It's gonna take a lot more than we as a species can ever do to truly negatively effect this planet.
