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I
confess, I like plastic bags, and I re-use them after I unpack my
groceries.
I
put other plastic and paper into them that I want to recycle.
I
also use them for my trash.
I
am thankful for these little plastic bags.
I
guess that I am melting the ice caps, but I must have these little
plastic bags.
Last
year I read somewhere that, soon, plants could be used to make bags
so we wouldn't continue to stomp carbon all over the face of the
earth.
Then
there are those 35,000 walruses who don't have any ice to live on
since I use my little plastic bags.
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But
there is some good news:
My
poo and your poo can be used as an alternative source of energy, and
perhaps our fecal matter will take up the load and displace all of
the pollution that plastic bags produce.
I
certainly hope so.
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On
a much cleaner subject there is water.
Scientists
are wondering (they wonder about everything, don't they?) how so much
water came to be on the Earth.
Of
course, we know that God did it, but how did He do it?
Did
God direct His Angels to propel asteroids at the Earth where they
collided and then implanted all of Earth's water?
Probably.
There
weren't any plastic bags around back then, and very little poo poo.
Progress
has been made.
It's
good to be alive.
IT'S
ABOUT RENEWABLE RESOURCES AND OIL!
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