What're you doing to save the planet?

Handing Sharky a 10ft poll to plug his neighbors cows butt holes so he doesnt have to hear them fart at night........ :lol2:
 
I recycle what I can. I try to grow as many vegetables and herbs as I can, only purchasing what's needed when it is out of season. I do not purchase meat from the grocery store - I raise/kill what I can and get the rest from neighbors. I also try to save as much energy as I can by using low-cost lightbulbs and turning everything off when not in use. Getting rid of the old television really helped so conserve energy!
 
Angela said:
I recycle what I can. I try to grow as many vegetables and herbs as I can, only purchasing what's needed when it is out of season. I do not purchase meat from the grocery store - I raise/kill what I can and get the rest from neighbors. I also try to save as much energy as I can by using low-cost lightbulbs and turning everything off when not in use. Getting rid of the old television really helped so conserve energy!
Raise and kill? ... Sounds like a farm gal... pray tell... where are you?
 
unclehobart, yes I'm a farm gal. I hail from various places, though 'home' is considered western Tennessee at the moment. Have some family here that lives close by. At the moment, I have only two cows, two pigs, and a dozen chickens or so.
 
Isn't though, nice meeting someone with the same birthday!!!! :swing:



(PS...welcome Angela-sit down and exspect to sit awhile, we have all the animals you will need in here.... :lol2: )
 
I drive a fuel-efficient car. I recycle whenever possible. My heat is on 68 in winter and my A/C is on 78 in summer whenever I'm home, that is. Hmmm...That's about it. :shrug: Guess I'm not environmentally sound after all.
 
Sharky said:
That might cause them to blow out their eardrums . . . :rofl3:


Then we would have some really MadCows huh ?!? :laugh5:

MAD COW DISEASE

A female TV reporter interviewed a farmer living just outside Dubuque, Iowa to
find the main cause of the Mad Cow Disease. It went something like this.

The Lady: Good evening, sir. I am here to collect information on the possible
source of Mad Cow Disease. Can you offer any reason for this disease?

The Farmer stared at the reporter and said: Do you know that a bull mounts a cow
only once a year?

The lady reporter (obviously embarrassed): Well, sir, that's a new piece of
information, but what's the relation between this phenomenon and Mad Cow
disease?

The Farmer: And, madam, do you know that we milk a cow twice a day?

The reporter: Sir, this is really valuable information, but what about getting
to the point?

The Farmer: I am getting to the point, madam.
Just imagine, if I was playing with your tits twice a day and only screwing you
once a year, wouldn't you get mad?
 
Mare said:
Then we would have some really MadCows huh ?!? :laugh5:

MAD COW DISEASE

A female TV reporter interviewed a farmer living just outside Dubuque, Iowa to
find the main cause of the Mad Cow Disease. It went something like this.

The Lady: Good evening, sir. I am here to collect information on the possible
source of Mad Cow Disease. Can you offer any reason for this disease?

The Farmer stared at the reporter and said: Do you know that a bull mounts a cow
only once a year?

The lady reporter (obviously embarrassed): Well, sir, that's a new piece of
information, but what's the relation between this phenomenon and Mad Cow
disease?

The Farmer: And, madam, do you know that we milk a cow twice a day?

The reporter: Sir, this is really valuable information, but what about getting
to the point?

The Farmer: I am getting to the point, madam.
Just imagine, if I was playing with your tits twice a day and only screwing you
once a year, wouldn't you get mad?

:tomato:
 
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