), I've been gleefully using -- and throwing away -- the free paper cups at the pantry.Oww. Al Gore is gonna be friggin' mad at me.
I "sorta" hate statistics as much as the next guy, so I won't be dropping any data about climate change and solid waste volume and all that boring stuff. All I know is from my miniscule environmental conscience. It just feels pretty bad that all this paper is going to waste, when I could "save the Earth" by drinking from a reusable cup. It helps cut back on company expenses, too, so we all get that Christmas bonus! *I hope*
But since I'm too lazy and too stingy to buy a cheap mug from Glorietta, I kept sending in paper cups for a new Payatas garbalanche.
And then, today, I got hungry and craved for some noodles.
EAT SOME NOODLES, SAVE THE WORLD* picture from Rainer Zenz of Wikipedia
Mmm... cup noodles. Death in 60g of monosodium glutamate pleasure! I like havin' these babies during my work-a-thon days because they are very good at supressing hunger for long periods of time. Plus, they taste better, and cost less, than most restaurant soups.
And then -- I bet, by now, you have the same idea as I do -- I had a brainwave and realized I can use an empty noodle cup to replace the mug that I had lost!
Never mind if it isn't Starbucks-material. Aside from helping the environment, why recycle a noodle cup for your drinking needs?
* Cup noodles are available in almost any convenience store.
* They're very inexpensive! Plus, you get two benefits from one purchase -- you get a nice hot meal, and you get a nice drinking cup.
* The cup is sturdy, waterproof and has a good resistance to heat.
* No damned kleptostalkers would ever want it, so you're sure to have a drinking cup whenever you need one!
Just now, I had washed my new drinking cup, but it still smells badly of soap, and I don't have any time to rinse it, so...
Oh well, just for tonight, I'm drinking from a new paper cup.
And then -- I bet, by now, you have the same idea as I do -- I had a brainwave and realized I can use an empty noodle cup to replace the mug that I had lost!
Never mind if it isn't Starbucks-material. Aside from helping the environment, why recycle a noodle cup for your drinking needs?
* Cup noodles are available in almost any convenience store.
* They're very inexpensive! Plus, you get two benefits from one purchase -- you get a nice hot meal, and you get a nice drinking cup.
* The cup is sturdy, waterproof and has a good resistance to heat.
* No damned kleptostalkers would ever want it, so you're sure to have a drinking cup whenever you need one!
Just now, I had washed my new drinking cup, but it still smells badly of soap, and I don't have any time to rinse it, so...
Oh well, just for tonight, I'm drinking from a new paper cup.
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