Fortunately no environmental groups were passing by.
Otherwise I would have gotten into a serious argument like this :
EG : Aren't you ashamed?! Look at all the trash you've got for... for... for that!!
Me: I know. But it wasn't me who did the parcel. It's...
EG: No excuses! If you needed that pencil so badly, you could simply go to your nearest store and buy one. On foot. So you had some exercise. And didn't have to waste so much paper and energy for an UPS delivery. It's because of lazy people like you that we have global warming!
Me: I-I did go in stores. For a whole day. But they didn't have this one.
EG: Why exactly this one! They have plenty of others. And even cheaper.
Me: Yeah. Cheap plastic. They tend break after some time and have to trash it away, and buy another one.
EG: There are many others you can choose from!
Me: See. This one is looks like it will last all my life. It's made out of aluminium. Less trash.
EG: Do you know how much energy you need to obtain aluminium? Shameful!
Me: Okay. The problem isn't the pen, but the box that was too big for it...
EG: We are not talking about the box now!
And so on.
Environmental issues, global warming and that kind of stuff, although it sure is a real important matter, its mediatisation is everywhere and is unfolding to such a pression - like Christianism that stresses the fact we all sinners from birth - we almost feel like guilty by simply living.
Well. That wasn't the point to begin with, but important issues that become mainstream always become biased from exaggeration and ignorance after some time.
If spite the lack of evidences reincarnation actually exists, I wouldn't mind to be reborn as a tortoise.
Otherwise I would have gotten into a serious argument like this :
EG : Aren't you ashamed?! Look at all the trash you've got for... for... for that!!
Me: I know. But it wasn't me who did the parcel. It's...
EG: No excuses! If you needed that pencil so badly, you could simply go to your nearest store and buy one. On foot. So you had some exercise. And didn't have to waste so much paper and energy for an UPS delivery. It's because of lazy people like you that we have global warming!
Me: I-I did go in stores. For a whole day. But they didn't have this one.
EG: Why exactly this one! They have plenty of others. And even cheaper.
Me: Yeah. Cheap plastic. They tend break after some time and have to trash it away, and buy another one.
EG: There are many others you can choose from!
Me: See. This one is looks like it will last all my life. It's made out of aluminium. Less trash.
EG: Do you know how much energy you need to obtain aluminium? Shameful!
Me: Okay. The problem isn't the pen, but the box that was too big for it...
EG: We are not talking about the box now!
And so on.
Environmental issues, global warming and that kind of stuff, although it sure is a real important matter, its mediatisation is everywhere and is unfolding to such a pression - like Christianism that stresses the fact we all sinners from birth - we almost feel like guilty by simply living.
Well. That wasn't the point to begin with, but important issues that become mainstream always become biased from exaggeration and ignorance after some time.
If spite the lack of evidences reincarnation actually exists, I wouldn't mind to be reborn as a tortoise.
The hardest part of being stubborn is to stay stubborn without coming to stupid and inconsistent decisions.
I purchased the DVD of "Paprika" - from Satoshi Kon's fame ("Tokyo Godfathers") - to reward myself after a long month of work. I have to say that movie has mesmerized me. It's weird, but weird in a really poetic and consistent way. Finely animated, colorful and seamlessly cut. Some 3DCG effects were a bit too obvious and apparent, but nonethless they showed up when only needed. That's kind of frustrating I missed it at the theater 3 years ago. As much I liked watching it on a sunday evening on my PS2 after a great meal, nothing in my opinion beats the pleasure of watching a japanese animation movie on a big screen. "Paprika" would have deserved that honor and I half-busted it.
I purchased the DVD of "Paprika" - from Satoshi Kon's fame ("Tokyo Godfathers") - to reward myself after a long month of work. I have to say that movie has mesmerized me. It's weird, but weird in a really poetic and consistent way. Finely animated, colorful and seamlessly cut. Some 3DCG effects were a bit too obvious and apparent, but nonethless they showed up when only needed. That's kind of frustrating I missed it at the theater 3 years ago. As much I liked watching it on a sunday evening on my PS2 after a great meal, nothing in my opinion beats the pleasure of watching a japanese animation movie on a big screen. "Paprika" would have deserved that honor and I half-busted it.
I'm overthinking this. Or not?
This is why I should never tr
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ause that's the way it should be! Damn straight!
Busy week, my friends. Busy week.
This is why I should never tr
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ause that's the way it should be! Damn straight!
Busy week, my friends. Busy week.
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