I just imagine this taliban dude coming home and sitting down in his reclining chair and going: "Aaahhh, I finally won the war against my tinky winky."
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So dashcam is inadmissible?
Isn't there something that emits co2 and then zaps them?
I guess I should just get a net and a hand held zapper?
It's better to look into it yourself, as I'm not knowledgeable on the topic.
Afaik a significant portion of all food is wasted by supermarkets, restaurants, and at home. Wrapping it in a thin foil keeps it fresh and extends shelf life considerably. So it's important to weigh all these things in order to find what's best environmentally.
Further, it might be the type of plastic that's safer for food and is trivial to recycle. It's also very thin and soft and so that might require a lot less resources to produce compared to harder and thicker plastics. For example a plastic bottle might contain more plastic than say the wrapping of 100s of paprika's. Just pulling those nrs from the air but it's just to give a rough idea.
Und noch ein weiterer Vorteil des Nachbarn, der sich immer über seinen Anus beschwert, aber seine Hände einfach nicht vom Chili lassen kann.
If the uni has a license what's the issue lol
Also kinda shitty of those companies to charge educational instutions
Kind of unfitting advice, but you might want to travel and visit places where it isn't a problem.
Either that or a lot of luck to run into someone. Or an online place, and also have the luck or running into someone there from your local area.
Afaik it tends to concentrate further up the foodchain, so keeping meat, especially fish, out of your diet will help. Particularly filter feeders like shrimp and anything that eats those.
I'd also like to add that wrapping food in plastic reduces waste considerably, so you might want to look into that and balance your view against that.
I just want to note that I had to switch away from bamboo brushes due to them not having soft versions where I live.
Do you have any experience using some kind of zapper or lamp or some other tool?
That's exactly how it works. At least the Grover guy is being honest, but in the majority of cases people will act all holy but their actions still end up fucking you over.
Sauce: Daily experience