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pot whale in Spain, filled with plastic garbage.
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pot whale in Spain, filled with plastic garbage.
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Isn't that a shame.
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Ironic huh?
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Why did it eat someones greenhouse?
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(March 9, 2013 at 2:49 pm)Insanity x Wrote: Why did it eat someones greenhouse?

I believe that the way by which a whale gathers zooplankton is enough to explain.
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(March 15, 2013 at 8:46 am)C3P0 Wrote: I believe that the way by which a whale gathers zooplankton is enough to explain.

Well I guess if you leave plankton in your garden then your greenhouse is fair game.

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pot whale in Spain, filled with plastic garbage.
I understand TGAC. No one seems to be interested in cleaning up our mess in the oceans. As Zen often says "the oceans die, we as a species die"
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(March 15, 2013 at 9:43 am)KichigaiNeko Wrote: I understand TGAC. No one seems to be interested in cleaning up our mess in the oceans. As Zen often says "the oceans die, we as a species die"

That's quite a hyperbole. There are some people who are very passionate about the well-being of the planet, but the vast majority don't care much for it. Sad
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pot whale in Spain, filled with plastic garbage.
FFS, C3PO. Not every comment I make is directed to you.
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I can't help but think of Douglas Adams' tale of the whale and the petunias and chuckle guiltily.


And, yes, I agree with Kichi and Zen.


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