it's complete nonsense. greenpeace doesn't need to worry. we don't know of a single case where brand new clothes that could still be sold or been destroyed. we don't know all 20000 companies and can't look behind every door. there may be a few cases, but we're not aware of any anytime fire. amazon also feels wrongly accused and issued a statement. the number of product sold and shipped by amazon that have to be disposed of is only a few for 1000. and we're working hard to keep reducing the number items may be donated, sold at a loss, put in storage or recycled. retailers often pass that work on to other companies. so it's not always easy to trace where textiles end up. when he has to be american, or if he went to conduct a study on the disposal of surplus stock by stores or the disposal of corona surplus, no one would cooperate because all these things get hushed up wednesday often that it was only last year that germany toughened up its laws, making the disposal of goods that are new or as good as new officially illegal. the law is mainly d

an amazon logistic center in germany, filmed by greenpeace. under cover, the video is said to show brand new clothing being destroyed. it triggered a storm. is a feminist destroying new products. the destroying resources isn't carnival in a climate crisis. per the greenpeace campaign called out the online giant and raised awareness of the problem of waste heat and exterior valuable resources go into making clothes. one garment comes into contact with up to 3000 different chemicals during production. provide on the simplest white cotton t shirt. it requires 2700 liters of water. thus will one hurtled drink sink 2 and a half years. huh? yeah. the problem with online retail is that a lot of products get sent back, processing them isn't always worthwhile for the company. every year, 20000000 items are destroyed and germany alone. logistics expert beyond us, decker did the math and came up with that number. so our online retailers, the biggest problem allied off will to hand brick and mortar stores still have a higher sales volume than online retai

obviously there was this greenpeace protest in there was this greenpeace protest in the middle _ theremiddle of it — i must say it was quite ingenious that they unveiled the banner and that was quickly takeh _ the banner and that was quickly taken off— the banner and that was quickly taken off them, but they brought a back-up _ taken off them, but they brought a back—up banner which they quickly whipped _ back—up banner which they quickly whipped out which was quite amusing. ithink— whipped out which was quite amusing. i think all that did was rally support— i think all that did was rally support - _ i think all that did was rally support — a few minutes in, it was quite _ support — a few minutes in, it was quite a _ support — a few minutes in, it was quite a flat— support — a few minutes in, it was quite a flat mood and there, but as soon _ quite a flat mood and there, but as soon as the — quite a flat mood and there, but as soon as the protesters started kickihq — soon as the protesters started kicking off, the crowd kind of got round _ kicking off, the crowd kind of got round the —

. —— the prime minister's speech was briefly interrupted by protesters holding a greenpeace banner.ewhere... ukraine says it has recaptured new territory in the south as russian forces retreat. police in england and wales have pledged to send an officer to attend all home burglaries. rail services across the uk will be severely disrupted again — with around 9000 train drivers in the aslef union on strike. billionaire elon musk has apparently changed his mind about buying twitter, again. he's told the social media firm he wants to proceed with his takeover of the platform, at the price he offered months ago — before trying to quit the deal. good afternoon and welcome. liz truss has used herfirst good afternoon and welcome. liz truss has used her first speech as prime minister to defend her plans on economic growth, saying, i get it, regarding the 45p income tax. she told delegates that her tax cuts would help britain break out of what she called a high—tech slow growth cycle. signalling people said whenever there is trick change, there is disruption and not everyone would be in favou

your mother, i think, was an activist for greenpeace. did that make you want to change the world? now i get to look back on it, and i do think so. i mean, when she had me shaking a can on behalf of greenpeace, or cnd up in the local high street, it was deeply embarrassing, you know, at 12 years of age. but looking back on it, i do actually give her a tonne of credit. you know, she was a vegetarian before it was popular to be so, she was into all kinds of things that really made the world a better place. she was thinking about the environment and environmental issues. she was involved with international help for children — we fostered children growing up. so i think the things that were on her mind and the things that she instilled in us as children, you know, were to think outside of yourself, just understand that the world is bigger than your own experience — and whatever one can do to make that a better place is a good thing to do. ok, so cut forward — you arrive in la with a letter of introduction, i think, to a literary agency. you end up with a job in the movie business. did

your mother, i think, was an activist for greenpeace. did that make you want to change the world?know, now i get to look back on it, and i do think so. i mean, when she had me shaking a can on behalf of greenpeace, or cnd up in the local high street, it was deeply embarrassing, you know, at 12 years of age. but looking back on it, i do actually give her a tonne of credit. you know, she was a vegetarian before it was popular to be so, she was into all kinds of things that really made the world a better place. she was thinking about the environment and environmental issues. she was involved with international help for children — we fostered children growing up. so i think the things that were on her mind and the things that she instilled in us as children, you know, were to think outside of yourself, just understand that the world is bigger than your own experience — and whatever one can do to make that a better place is a good thing to do. ok, so cut forward — you arrive in la with a letter of introduction, i think, to a literary agency. you end up with a job in the movie business.

i'm sure greenpeace didn't mean to whip up support for her, but that's what they did.s thatcher analogy, the most famous phrase that springs to mind for me is, "the lady's- not for turning, yeah? " that's what you think about, because it's this projection l of determination and strength. and i think that the fact - she was turned by the party on the abolition of the 45p top rate of tax for the top 1% of earners, i the fact she had to u—turn on that, you can use all the language - and the rhetoric that you want, the truth of the matter is, - if she cannot corral her party| to back her in the commons, then as prime minister she's going to be quite limited - in what she can do in the next period of time that she leads. j but isn't part of the problem for her that there are basically two conservative parties now anyway? there's a small—state libertarian conservative party and a levelling—up red wall conservative party. i mean, isn't that fundamentally the challenge? and there was one one senior conservative that said to me, j they don't much like her small—state i libertar

applause her speech was briefly disrupted by greenpeace protesters — who were ejected from the hall.g we'll bring all the reaction to the prime minister's speech from birmingham. also this lunchtime... ukraine's president says his troops are making rapid and powerful advances — and have liberated dozens of villages from russian forces. charities say hundreds of thousands of people in somalia face starvation unless aid deliveries are stepped up after the worst drought in a0 years. new research suggests elite rugby players are more than twice as likely as the rest of the population to develop long—term brain conditions. another day of disruption for rail passengers, as 9,000 train drivers take part in a strike about pay. # diamonds are forever, forever, forever... and the stars come out to celebrate all things james bond on the 60th anniversary of the premiere of the first bond film, dr no. and coming up on the bbc news channel, all players and staff at premiership rugby club worcester will have their contracts terminated after a winding—up order in the high court. good afternoon and w

ah, there was a moment of surprise when greenpeace pretenses interrupted her mid speech. the crowd shouted and who that appeared before they were removed from the conference with rushes. president vladimir putin has signed into law, the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions. it's a week since separatist referendums were held, which give and its allies called a sham. but the kremlin now controls less of those regions that it did when the votes were held till you enough yet. the ukrainian army is carrying out a pretty fast and powerful advance in the south of our country as part of the current offensive operation. thus, dozens of settlements have already been liberated from the russian sham referendum this week alone. he's in the cur, san regional, the car key. reason who hands and don't ask. reasons altogether says that our warriors do not stallnicker. and it's only a matter of time before we oust the occupier from our land. the u. s. south korea and japan conducting military drills in response to north korea's missile launch. on tuesday, the u. s. navies, flagship aircraft, c

greenpeace's rebecca newsom said after the protest that truss should reverse a ban on fracking imposedby conservatives in 2019. >> nobody voted for fracking. nobody voted to cut benefits or trash nature. nobody voted -- there's a whole host of things the conservative government were elected to do in 2019 that they are simply not doing. amy: a new report warns that one out of every eight species of bird on earth is threatened with extinction. in its flagship state of the world's birds report, the conservation group birdlife international, the conservation group birdlife international finds half of all species are in decline, primarily due to habitat destruction and the increasing use of machinery and chemicals in agriculture. birdlife ceo patricia zurita said, "birds tell us about the health of our natural environment -- we ignore their messages at our peril." a michigan judge has thrown out felony criminal charges against former state officials accused of playing key roles in the flint water crisis. the ruling ends a criminal probe of eden wells and nick lyon, two former leaders of the

not without scandal speech the premiere was interrupted for several minutes by greenpeace activists whopposed the resumption of oil and gas production. in the north sea, the method of fracking fear suggests that this is how to cope with the energy crisis. we are talking about the method of hydraulic fracturing, which seriously increases the risk of earthquakes in the nineteenth year, at the request of the public , it was banned, but now the priorities have changed and the restrictions have been lifted. well, the attention of the world community today is riveted. ministerial meeting of the opec plus countries, which starts at the next minutes for the first time in 2.5 years in full-time format. the main task is to determine the future plan for oil production in western information. media volumes can be reduced by 2 million barrels per day, then this will be the most significant reduction in production since the spring of the twentieth year. now the quota of russia and saudi arabia is 11 million barrels per day, the situation is clearly not in the hands of the united states if the decisio

greenpeace said, "it is time to accept that plastic recycling is a failed concept." the group says more viable alternatives such as reuse and refill systems must be quickly scaled up, adding, "companies can no longer use recycling as a smokescreen to divert attention from the systemic changes that are needed." adidas has ended its multimillion partnership with dollar rapper ye, more commonly known as kanye west, amid mounting fallout over his recent anti-semitic comments. on a recent podcast, west boasted, "i can say antisemitic things, and adidas can't drop me." adidas has its own history with anti-semitism. the company was founded by a member of the nazi party. the rapper has also repeated anti-semitic conspiracy theories. in recent days, west has also been dropped by his talent agency caa and the gap has pulled the remaining products from his yeezy collaboration with the retail. earlier this month, twitter locked west's account after he posted he was "going death con 3 on jewish people." after ye was locked out by both twitter and instagram for violating its rules

chino: ¿y a mí cuando me va a comprar mi playera de "greenpeace" que le pedí?rito les hizo su película? albertano: sáquese de aquiques. ay, chino, fíjate lo que haces, mi "copcis". chino: la enciclopedia de historia prehispánica. albertano: ¿ya ve por qué no me gustan los libros, jefa? lucha: chino, ya te he dicho que esta enciclopedia de pasta gruesa no me la andes agarrando, que es la pata de la cómoda de mi cuarto, ay, jesucristo vencedor, ¿a qué hora llegaste? pareces nahual, de pronto te apareces. albertano: yo lo invité, jefa. delfino: es que vine a ver el partido, ándale carnal, préndele a la tele para ver la alineación. albertano: nomás sí la molesto por mi ceviche, jefa. lucha: sí, luz de mis ojos, aquí está. albertano: gracias. mmm. delfino: ¿qué, y mi ceviche? lucha: ¿tú a qué equipo le vas? delfino: pues a los pumas. lucha: a ti te toca alimento universitario, que consta de cacahuates japoneses. chino: ¿y yo qué? lucha: tú también vas a comer ceviche, chino, siempre y cuando demuestres que le vas al américa, y no al "grinplis" ese, ¿mmm? a ver, hazm

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stream pipelines in the baltic sea, scientists from russia have already sent their proposals to greenpeacement environmentalists have access to the investigation. no, according to ecologists , those organisms that will be directly in the zone of gas flares will suffer. they simply suffocate without oxygen. and the scale of such poisoning now. it's very difficult to evaluate. indeed, to the north south of the island of bornholm, there is a rather active multidirectional current. so in the water column, gas plumes can stretch for hundreds of kilometers, a high concentration of gas in an aqueous solution certainly poisons all those small organisms that are unable to resist the flow of the liquidation of the accident, according to some estimates. it may drag on for a month or even years. however, some european experts, apparently, they expect to speed up the process, they propose to set fire to gas torches. but what about fueling the flames in the spirit of the collective west the remarkable circumstance of the sabotage of the gas pipelines surprisingly coincided with the protests in europe an

the prime minister was interrupted by greenpeace protesters. this is about 30 minutes. >> thank you. my friends, it is great to be with you in birmingham. it is fantastic to see the crane across the skyline, building new buildings, the busy traffic the ball standing at the heart of birmingham. this is what the city with a tory mayor looks like. it is positive and enterprising and successful, and it is a dynamo. our mayor is delivering investments. this is what conservatism looks like. in manchester and yorkshire and our great country. it is a divisive time for the united kingdom. these are stormy days. together, we mourn the death of queen elizabeth the second. she is the rock on which britain is built. we are in a new era under king charles the we are dealing with a crisis. it is with the mourn ukraine. in these times, we need to step up. we need to be undetermined to get us through this tempest and put on a stronger footing as a nation. i am driven by my belief in the british people. i believe that you know best how to spend your money. to re

a new report from greenpeace found the amount of plastic actually recycled is at around 5%, a new lowreally recyclable. plus, there are thousands of kinds of plastic and none of them can be melted down together. waste management experts say that makes collecting and sorting plastic expensive. some states are working on solutions. at least eight have banned single use plastics. and both oregon and michigan have "bottle bills" which pay customers to bring back their plastic bottles. >> ahead on “matter of fact,” we explore emoji etiquette at work. what that message to your colleagues really says. suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the se

stream pipelines in the baltic sea, scientists from russia have already sent their proposals to greenpeacet the moment, environmentalists have access to the investigation. no, according to ecologists , those organisms that will be directly in the zone of gas flares will suffer. they will simply suffocate without oxygen. and the scale of such poisoning. now it is very difficult to assess. after all, everyone believes to the south of the island of bornholm there are quite active multidirectional currents. so that in the water column gas plumes can stretch for hundreds of kilometers, a high concentration of gas in the aqueous solution. undoubtedly poisoning all those small organisms that are not able to resist the flow of the liquidation of the accident, according to some estimates. it may drag on for a month or even years, however, some european experts, apparently, expect to speed up the process, they propose to set fire to gas flares, well, what about kindling a flame very in the spirit of the collective west the remarkable circumstance of sabotage on gas pipelines surprisingly coincided w

i actually think the greenpeace protests actually strengthen the unity of the party members watchingappy with how that went stop what it is interesting you mentioned that about the protest, because we are wondering about that, people galvanise around her and almost felt sorry for her there had been that protest, short but loud, really. it been that protest, short but loud, reall . been that protest, short but loud, reall. _ been that protest, short but loud, reall. , ~ been that protest, short but loud, reall. _ ~ , been that protest, short but loud, reall. ~ , , really. it was policy like, but is that what _ really. it was policy like, but is that what you _ really. it was policy like, but is that what you have _ really. it was policy like, but is| that what you have anticipated? really. it was policy like, but is i that what you have anticipated? it was policy light, but we have had a lot of policy from the government the last week or two, and part of herjob would have been to not say something to upset the markets further. there was no chance we were going to get stronger economic

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now, protests to some greenpeace have briskly disrupted a speech by british prime ministers less truss. as she addressed conservative party delegates at the party annual conference. birmingham. 2 environmental activists held up a sign and shouted slogans before being removed. the speeches seen as make or break for cross even though she is only, she only took over the job from boys johnson. less than a month ago, a 1st major policy moved an attempt to cut 45000000000 pounds of taxes and high government borrowing st markets into a tailspin that left her party facing potential electro collapse. for more that i'm are joined by d. w. u. k corresponded bigot mars, who joins us from london, bigot, you're following, let's just the speech. what's your assessment? well, it was very much her attempt to unite the party behind her. her main basically selling point is her growth agenda. she, her assessment is other country is in the corner of a crisis, which is of course true. it's high inflation, low productivity and less trust wants to persuade the party base that she's the one to come up with a p

as if on cue, a pair of climate protest as from greenpeace noise me interrupted her before being ejected from the hall, where the only party and after just 34 minutes the finale together, we can unleash the full potential of our great country. that is how we will build a new britain for a new era that for days of extraordinary tension and party descent, there was an almost tangible sense of relief that it was finally over senior conservatives. except that this conference has been something of an ordeal. but trust has at least survived it. like you said, people always underestimate half a 2nd. i'm sorry, i've got a good guy. it's nice to see. well, ok, i mean they're obviously always going to be discussions within governments. they're always all right, every because they're, every party's got a standing coalition of different interests. what you hope is that people have those discussions in private then have a unified line, and unity is the key to electro success. it's been a torrid party conference for prime minister liz trust. her response has been to try to normalize the turmoil, to po

during the games, money will be collected for amnesty and greenpeace. but will the person in charge of the city watch the games at home? no. surely, sure, no, i won't. should your gather? i certainly won't watch the game, so i have to be true to my. so having more men, the french cities have announced that they will stick to their boycott, even if the french team gets to the final in katara. and a quick reminder of our top stories to british prime minister las trust has resigned after just 6 weeks in office. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on. economic and energy policy and backlash from her own conservative party or successor will be chosen in a party leadership election set for next week. president olympia lampey has asked ukrainians to switch off their electricity for much of today. the measure is in response to russian attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure, which has been knocked out in many areas. are watching the w news from berlin. i'm a coff, really and in a few moments i'll be back to take you for the day with ah,

during the games, money will be collected for amnesty and greenpeace. but will the person in charge of the city watch the games at home? no surely should annoy won't and you will go, i certainly won't watch the game, so i have to be true to my so object mormon to friends, cities have announced that they will stick to their boycott, even if the french team gets to the final in cutoff and a quick reminder of our top stories today, british prime minister list trust has resigned after just 6 weeks in office or announcement comes out for a bruising week of you turns on economic, an energy policy and backlash from her own conservative party. her successor will be chosen and a party leadership election set for next week. and president zalinski has asked ukrainians to switch off their electricity for much of today. the measure is in response to russian and tax on your brains energy infrastructure, which have knocked out power in many areas. that you're now, we're into the point where the look at whether nato could be drawn into russia's war in ukraine article f

greenpeace has called the process, which will run until end ofjune, "possibly unlawful".omist and ceo of crystol energy in london. carol, thank you forjoining us. the uk has pledged to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero ijy greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050. is this announcement a u—turn on those commitments? i by 2050. is this announcement a u-turn on those commitments? i don't see it a u-turn- — u-turn on those commitments? i don't see it a u-turn. i _ u-turn on those commitments? i don't see it a u-turn. i see _ u-turn on those commitments? i don't see it a u-turn. i see dramatic- see it a u—turn. i see dramatic approach to reaching net zero because you cannot really achieve climate security, and still a couple of decades to decades to go. to deal with the current shortage, you need more investment in oil and gas, and mind you, it's doing it a much better way than many other users around the world. they do have high standards and... such as offshore wind. saying why but climate groups are saying why not take that investment and put it elsewhere,

the facts have not changed. nuclear power and nuclear power plants remain a high risk technology. greenpeace, for example, says that, especially in times where european critical infrastructure is attacked. nuclear power panel and suppose a very high risk, let alone the fact that there's still no solution to what will happen to the nuclear waste these plans produce. and that's also why the german green party refuses to extend the life span of these nuclear power plants. and beyond april 23 . so next spring. so if all actually wants to avoid further rift within his coalition government, you will have to come up with a long term plan to secure germany's energy supply after april 23. thank you very much for the analysis to raise the trouble for us. thank you. the european union has announced sanctions against members of around security forces over its violent crack down in response to month long protests. it was parked by the death in custody of 22 year old martha meet. she was detained for breaching laws relating to a run strict dress code. the protestors who range from school children to oil w

during the games, money will be collected for amnesty and greenpeace. but will the person in charge of the city watch the games at home? no. surely surely. oh, shouldn't god you? i certainly won't watch the game, so i have to be true to my so havoc more men. the friends cities have announced that they will stick to their boycott, even if the french team gets the final in cotton. you're watching dw news from berlin. just reminder of our top story, british prime minister list trust, has resigned after just 6 weeks and all this announcement comes after bruising week of you turns on. economic and energy policy and backlash from her own conservative party speaking outside downing street trust that she can no longer deliver on the mandate for which she was elected. you're watching g w news coming up next and d, w, a news asia. we look into the fallout after chinese consular workers attacked peaceful demonstrators outside beijing's mission in manchester, in the u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters with china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to ca

greenpeace interrupted her speech at a party conference the day before.many seeks energy resources in the iberian peninsula premier scholz flew in to discuss with pedro sanchez the construction of a gas pipeline from spain portugal to western europe and in greece inflation caused by the energy crisis has forced uh to take to the streets of pensioners. they demand higher pensions and lower food prices. a collection of poems, the poetry of the russian summer, was presented in moscow as part of the poetry evening call dedicated to the special military operation, a welcoming telegram to the participants and guests of the event organized by the martin tv channel was sent by vladimir putin in the evening, in addition to the authors of the poems , singers and musicians olga armyakova took part. more. the little man in these lines is the story of a personal war that touched almost every family in the donbass in this voice the courage of civilians, what for a long 8 years, defending the right to speak their native language, in spite of everything they did not give

this is claire in a city and she is a campaigner from a greenpeace africa and she's talking about solutions as well as her which oh sir. 48 is good. it is not sustainable in the long run. and so my yes should be looking at increasing its at casual productivity. it should be looking at to putting in place of policy plans and resource location plans that to make sure that it's farmers have access to water. so many back into came in crisis, just like if he ever again a country african courtney. it's what he says, his ash thinking. so position of water is important for it's from us to grow. food should be looking at to provide me with such as we're gonna try to lessen the farmers building infrastructure to help. comp, footloose is in food waste age and increasing the productivity of key cro possession. so come and fight and we just enhancing security but to for production is okay, and i'm looking at the comments from are you to bodies in that the biggest theme here might be, how can they help? we even have a comment from someone named brad lovely, who says, can't we create a specialized app or

there was a moment of surprise when greenpeace protest is interrupted, her mid speech, the crowd began to shelf and at the pier, before they were swiftly removed from the conference call for britain is at their conference in birmingham. and you think her speech will be enough to bring back the party faithful and turn her end for the conservative party fortunes around i think it's too soon to say is the honest answer. the delegates and peace party members. business people are racing for the exits at the moment. as you can see of my shoulder drizzly day here in birmingham then are hanging around what normally happens and the has been happening is that give a very quick sound bites that they're leaving the hall. i'm generally off support, but i think the lingering divisions in the conservative party are going to take a lot more than just a single short speech from the foreign minister to heal. it's been a difficult for days for live trusts on the party leadership. her chancellor kwasic watts and as well, and they've been buffeted by all sides criticized over their economic plan that been

during the games, money will be collected for amnesty and greenpeace. but will the person in charge of the city watch the games at home? no, surely, surely, no, i won't. should your gather? i certainly won't watch the game, so i have to be true to my so havoc my men. the french cities have announced that they will stick to their boycott, even if the french team gets to the final in katara. nasa has just released stunning new images of a cosmic phenomenon known as the pillars of creation. the image was shot by james webb telescope and was launched, and that was launched into space last year. it shows towering mountains of dust and gas in the eagle nebula, which is an incubator for new stars in the milky way. the nebula is some 6500 light years from earth to potential of sholtes is given a key policy statement, a parliament ahead of summit of e leaders in brussels starting a little while from now. the address touched on challenges facing germany and europe in light of the war in ukraine. but while sholtes voice, germany's unwavering commitment to keep som

greenpeace has called the process, which will run until end ofjune, "possibly unlawful".acted will be british fossil fuel, but if global prices are still sky—high, our energy bills will be too. about 100 licences are expected to be issued as part of this round, with areas where production could begin quickly off norfolk, lincolnshire and yorkshire, set to be fast—tracked. supporters of the new drilling say this is about improving the uk's energy security, reducing our dependence on imported oil and gas. but burning fossil fuels emits the carbon dioxide that already warms our planet. so, why are we looking for more? 0ur development of supply is not going to affect our usage. 0ur usage is determined by the framework of the climate change act and the independent climate change committee which informs government policy, so you really can be assured that it's actually — i know it sounds contradictory — but it's actually good for the environment that we're going to produce more of our gas and oil at home, and that you can be confident because of the climate change act and our c

in environmental news, a new study by greenpeace usa declares plastic recycling a "failed concept," sayingstic waste was recycled last year. and i can't wait to tell this to the people who got mad at me for not putting my plastic in the recycling. this is why i didn't do it. i mean, i didn't know this at the time. this is why i did it. for the future. but you realize what the solution is? we need to stop using single-use plastic. we just need to stop using it. no more plastic water bottles. we all do it, i do it, no more. we need to be jumping out of materials that are easy to use like glass or tin or the skulls of our enemies. our ancestors knew what they were doing! "i have thirst! bring me the skull of jehosephat! unless my garfield mug is clean, is the garfield mug clean? no? okay, then bring me the skull of jehosephat!" in fast food news, macdonald has announced that once again they are bringing back the mcrib, but this time they claim it could be the last time ever. i never thought that people that need to make rib would out live it. all right, let's turn to the big news of the day: