Paper straws that can't get you to the bottom of a milk shake before they just collapse. Cotton wool buds that can't clean anything because they've changed the stick from plastic to paper
Pop bottles that you can't open (or worse, close again) because some faceless Eurocrat has decreed that the lid must not come off
Goods in general that you don't buy, you just subscribe to.
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I try to be a good global citizen, but I also want to have fun, especially now. I do the best I can, do I fall short sometimes? Absolutely,
I don't think there's more sh*t, I think it's just different sh*t.
Take care Nigel
@A MyParkinsonsTeam Member see I don't even accept the logic. If I accept that there's this floating island of pop bottle lids in the ocean, how did they get there from a landlocked UK city like mine?
And where are the associated bottles?
Cos the argument seems to be that the public are massively irresponsible with kids, but environmental angels with bottles. Sorry no. It's not logical.
They got the wording wrong. It should read "I am attached to float to the plastic island in the ocean together".
Functionality is often sacrificed at the expense of being environmentally friendly....😝
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