Monday, December 28, 2015

Christmas Is Over -- Are You Trying To Lighten Your Carb-Based Footprint?

10 comments:

edutcher said...

No.

Tank said...

I've been what used to be called a conservationist before the "environmental" movement started and became a liberal, socialist, big gov't clusterf**k. So I've always lived a life keeping things generally small - small house, normal energy efficient car, etc. I'm aware of not littering and not doing things that would be environmentally damaging. I'm building a house to move to in NC for my retirement with Mrs. Tank. It's no bigger than we'll need for two people and the occasional visitors. To that kind of extent, the answer is yes. It's not a change.

Lem the artificially intelligent said...

I don't think i've ever seen those words together like that.

In the Lem realm Chick is king... and ChipA is prince.

Oh oh. Now I'm in trouble with everybody else.

bagoh20 said...

I'll start right after ManBearPig. He leads - I follow. Who am I to argue with his wisdom? I have but a single tiny weak chakra, and his is so powerful.

chickelit said...

Lighten up you guys. So far, only Lem "gets" it.

bagoh20 said...

My comment still applies, regardless of interpretation. It's ManBearPIG, and I have no fear of being forced to sacrifice a single carb.

Joe Biden, America's Putin said...

Carbohydrates and carbon have a lot in common. I love them.

bagoh20 said...

Burning carbs is selfish disregard for the planet. Exercise = death.

Lem the artificially intelligent said...

This is my best tweet of all time... here goes... nobody laugh.

Penny pinching girl is drafted by droid to return lost lightsaver #ExplainAMoviePlotBadly

The penny pinching = lightsaver connection was an afterthought... the story of my life :)

Amartel said...

Totally gorged at Christmas. Carb footprint: Enorme. Had people over so more cooking and baking than usual, and sampling, and also bought a lot of foodstuffs that are not part of the usual rotation. Returned to normal consumption the next day so it's all good ... except for that pack o' fancy-type chocolates that one of the kids gave me. Put it in a drawer and there it lurks. Dang kids. Grow up and buy a real present. Okay, back to normal after New Years.