[JohnnyFlame]

Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos

1. Reduce home energy by 10%
2. Eat meat-free meals once a week
3. Buy a fuel efficient, low-polluting car
4. Choose an energy efficient home and appliances
5. Stop using pesticides
6. Walk, bike or take transit to regular destinations
7. Prepare your meals with locally produced food
8. Choose a home close to regular destinations
9. Support alternatives to the car
10. Get involved, stay informed



Which of those are impossible, in the real world? You crab about how you can't do this because "in the real world, money is limited" but every one of those suggestions actually saves you money, in the real world.

I took them directly from his site. His advice is to pick three of them and do them for a year. Not quite giving up on the modern world, is it?

Very funny. Where do I get the money to buy 3 and 4? 6 not an option.

1. I do what I can. 2. Fart who dosen't -- meaningless. 5. As in what -- In my five foot green space? 7. If they sell it at Safeway and it's on sale cheaper than the other products then no problem.

8. That's priceless. Yeah no problem. I'll head out and buy a home based on it being close to work. Hmmm and if the houses just happen to be way the fart over what I can afford.

Everyone of them saves you money -- Beyond total BS.

Oh I forgot. I'll do 2,5 and 7. Wow I'm an environmentally friendly guy now!!!