Courtesy of the nanny state once again sticking its oar in where it's not wanted: Good bye, the traditional pint glass; hello, plastic.PLASTIC!?!
Monday, 24 August 2009
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Courtesy of the nanny state once again sticking its oar in where it's not wanted: Good bye, the traditional pint glass; hello, plastic.PLASTIC!?!
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Well, it makes sense, doesn't it? I mean, plastic glasses are made of 80% recycled polar bears, and release smelly aerosols into the air when they're manufactured. So this will, um... both limit the number of white-colored northern predators (thus boosting the numbers of Eskimos and Canadians, their natural prey)... and uh, let in some healthy UV light for making vitamin D with? Or am I hitting the wrong bits of PC nonsense?
ReplyDeleteReally, sometimes it seems that these people are just having fun messing with people's minds.