I've tried other solutions, but now I mostly just suffer :(
One improvement that really worked was adding an electric bug zapper inside the house so at least I'm not harassed while I sleep.
Also the suction plungers for a recent bite surprisingly really do work.
No. It’s a hobby.
If I set up my own email server, I’m not fighting the Gmail Dominance. I’m pursuing a hobby.
That the “the problem” being Joe Beergut throwing a bottle in the trash instead of producing metric tonnes of it every day in the first place is being (was being) portrayed as “parody” is an impressive feat that one can credit to that campaign.
> Likewise, had they not been so tired, and busy, and stressed, citizens making up the equivalent of three major metropolitan areas told reporters that they probably wouldn't have driven their minivans down to the corner store.
America is designed for ridiculous urban/suburban sprawl, hideous parking lot squarage, putting commercial shops in can-only-be-driven-to outskirts of populated areas, making anti-pedestrian “Jay Walking” laws (pushed by automanufacturers), decimating poor communities by demolishing them in order to put highways through them so that commuters can still get stuck in rush hour traffic, having an embarassing public transportation system where even the train connection in the giant metropolis Philadelphia—New Your et al hasn’t improved in decades. And so on.
Central planning creates that kind of horrible infrastructure. Not minivan-driving boogeymans.
But good effort on posting that link. It managed to elevate my blood pressure a little here in the morning. A good start to the day!
You entirely missed my point. This thread isn't about plastic recycling. It's about the GP saying "I'm doing my part" and you condescending to them.
The point I was making was
> "how helpful could planting pollinator-friendly flowers in my yard be?", wonder 30 million people
This was in an effort to call out your crappy attitude. The sentiment still works, even if plastic recycling is a scam.