[blueash]

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[eyc234]

Originally Posted by blueash

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NOW YOU MADE ME WET MY PANTS!!!!!

[eyc234]

Originally Posted by Paporter

Hoarding is selfish and it’s a symptom of allowing yourself to be brainwashed by the news. Not only are people hoarding TP, but food as well. It’s not necessary. This “hoarding” pandemic is putting an unnecessary strain on manufacturers, transporting and stores. And is just selfish and unwarranted.

Not to mention they will be sitting in the front of the church talking about how godly they are!

[OrangeBlossomBaby]

Originally Posted by Number 10 GI

Oh no, people are panic buying haircuts?

I guess they want to look spiffy when their Armageddon nears the end and their maker calls for them.

[Rapscallion St Croix]

A new threat is emerging

[GoodLife]

Twitter

[JoMar]

Wife went the hairdresser yesterday, if she wanted to use the bathroom she had to ask for paper because some patrons were stealing the TP so they no longer kept it in the bathroom.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

As environmentally conscious as you are I can't believe you'd be buying water in single use plastic bottles..

I agree. Those plastic bottles that people think are fine because they recycle them can only be recycled at the most twice. Then they end up in the land fill.


$600 for a Nova whole house filter; a couple of reusable water bottles.

[rjm1cc]

Originally Posted by Number 10 GI

I can understand there being no hand sanitizer, but toilet paper?

You need it (toilet paper) because there is no hand sanitizer.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I agree. Those plastic bottles that people think are fine because they recycle them can only be recycled at the most twice. Then they end up in the land fill.


$600 for a Nova whole house filter; a couple of reusable water bottles.

I'm not sure I understand this statement. Can you explain? Thanks

[manaboutown]

Perhaps toilet paper has become a form of currency, like cigarettes in a prison.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I agree. Those plastic bottles that people think are fine because they recycle them can only be recycled at the most twice. Then they end up in the land fill.


$600 for a Nova whole house filter; a couple of reusable water bottles.

Originally Posted by CWGUY

I'm not sure I understand this statement. Can you explain? Thanks

I was serious..... I drink only bottled water and recycle the bottles. I do not understand your statement and was hoping you could please explain. Thank you.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by CWGUY

I was serious..... I drink only bottled water and recycle the bottles. I do not understand your statement and was hoping you could please explain. Thank you.

Most plastics can only be recycled once, at which point they are normally converted into clothing or some other commodity which can't be recycled again. This means that once the second item reaches the end of its lifespan, so too does the original plastic – and it ends up in a landfill.May 25, 2018
Envirotech Online › breaking-news
I have read on other sites that they can be recycled up to ten times. But not as bottles. The answer is probably somewhere in the middle.

[brianherlihy]

went to the store last night. a man was buying 6 gal of milk I onely had 1 he looked at me strang