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blame vancouver aquarium and its water changes ;) |
If I owned my own house, I'd just piss in the toilet throughout the day and then flush it at the end of the day LOL hahah, save water. |
^you made me LOL in real life |
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Piss in the shower. |
I don't know about the rest of the country but we live in Vancouver. We only need to worry about water shortages till Capilano and Coquitlam lakes are almost empty. |
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This is full of fail. |
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good luck! and water DOES recycle, but it does so at a slower rate then we use it so in short, you're a fucking moron. |
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Not jerking off in the shower would probably save time and water. Or maybe you could compromise, and jerk off quicker, but enjoy it less - while still saving water. |
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http://www.townofdelafield.org/pdf/s...nservation.pdf http://www.globalchange.umich.edu/gl...reshwater.html Enjoy, you nob. |
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in fact, looking at the first link, this backs up my statements if anything: "The amount of water on Earth does not change. The amount of water that evaporates each year and the amount that falls back to the ground are consistent. If we have a drought, it is not because the world's rainfall for the year is less, but because rain is falling somewhere else and not on us. http://thepirata.com/wp-content/uplo...bitch_slap.jpg |
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"These days our limited water resources are facing pressure from increasing population at the same time as our climate is changing. We are using our precious water supplies at a faster rate than they are being replenished." |
Really? I apologize for my lack of reading comprehension. Could you please describe what you meant when you said this: Quote:
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Do you also remember what you were initially quoting me on? Quote:
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RECYCLE, TAKE LONGER. WE USE WATER FASTER THEN WATER RECYCLES. SO EVENTUALLY AT THIS RATE THEIR WILL BE LESS POTABLE WATER THAN WHAT IS AVAILABLE--WHICH IS WHY WE CONSERVE when did i say that water disappears? |
how is this canada's problem? we have summer for 3 months, not year round. |
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Myth: Plastic shopping bags are a large component of landfills. Reality: Plastic shopping bags make up a very small proportion of landfill. If all plastic bags used in Canada went to landfill, they would make up less than one per cent of residential solid waste by weight. Organic food accounts for 34 per cent and papers products 16-30 per cent. http://www.myplasticbag.ca/main/default.php?id=1139 So please address this quote: you said garbage bags takes blah blah time to degrade. That assumption is fine, whatever, i'm not even sure if that's true but it doesn't matter because what I said was a lot of garbage biodegrades. I didn't care to throw numbers or figures. Well guess what, I was right. Organic food and paper products account for at least half of the waste in land fills, and we haven't even brushed up on the other bio degradable stuff yet. Ask a parent of guardian about reading programs in your school. http://www.jeboavatars.com/images/av...68omfgstfu.jpg |
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