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Monkey Man wrote:they shouldda drive the car into the river one time
HSA wrote:i understand dumping things such as fish guts, dead dog, rotten tomatoes etc. but those items were non biodegradable are just damaging our environment... where kublalsingh on this matter
tiger balm wrote:HSA wrote:i understand dumping things such as fish guts, dead dog, rotten tomatoes etc. but those items were non biodegradable are just damaging our environment... where kublalsingh on this matter
Umm, don't you have a bin to throw away your fish guts, rotten tomatoes etc? Re the dead dog, there's the dump. You can even start a compost in a small area in your yard and dump the rotten tomatoes there. Might even get some seedlings from it too
No need to use the river for such activities.
HSA wrote:tiger balm wrote:HSA wrote:i understand dumping things such as fish guts, dead dog, rotten tomatoes etc. but those items were non biodegradable are just damaging our environment... where kublalsingh on this matter
Umm, don't you have a bin to throw away your fish guts, rotten tomatoes etc? Re the dead dog, there's the dump. You can even start a compost in a small area in your yard and dump the rotten tomatoes there. Might even get some seedlings from it too
No need to use the river for such activities.
fish guts will provide food for the fish and crab in that river.
the dead dog will provide meals for the hungry caimans living there as a dead dog can be broken into multiple pieces due to its soft rotting flesh
the rotten tomatoes would float and with due time, reach venezuela where there is a food shortage. thus providing food for our brothers and sisters without the burden of transportation cost.
the dump is really and should be used as a hunting ground for food and treasure for those who dwell in proximity.
"This happen at Calder Hall traffic lights, we all waiting on the lights to change. The door of the car opened and out came the KFC BOX. Some of us started to sound our horns suggesting to pick it up. The drive just opened the door looked back at us and closed the door"
Rattimus wrote:If they willing to actually open the door and throw it out then no amount of honking horn will help. Nasty creatures.
HSA wrote:tiger balm wrote:HSA wrote:i understand dumping things such as fish guts, dead dog, rotten tomatoes etc. but those items were non biodegradable are just damaging our environment... where kublalsingh on this matter
Umm, don't you have a bin to throw away your fish guts, rotten tomatoes etc? Re the dead dog, there's the dump. You can even start a compost in a small area in your yard and dump the rotten tomatoes there. Might even get some seedlings from it too
No need to use the river for such activities.
fish guts will provide food for the fish and crab in that river.
the dead dog will provide meals for the hungry caimans living there as a dead dog can be broken into multiple pieces due to its soft rotting flesh
the rotten tomatoes would float and with due time, reach venezuela where there is a food shortage. thus providing food for our brothers and sisters without the burden of transportation cost.
the dump is really and should be used as a hunting ground for food and treasure for those who dwell in proximity.
Monkey Man wrote:HSA wrote:tiger balm wrote:HSA wrote:i understand dumping things such as fish guts, dead dog, rotten tomatoes etc. but those items were non biodegradable are just damaging our environment... where kublalsingh on this matter
Umm, don't you have a bin to throw away your fish guts, rotten tomatoes etc? Re the dead dog, there's the dump. You can even start a compost in a small area in your yard and dump the rotten tomatoes there. Might even get some seedlings from it too
No need to use the river for such activities.
fish guts will provide food for the fish and crab in that river.
the dead dog will provide meals for the hungry caimans living there as a dead dog can be broken into multiple pieces due to its soft rotting flesh
the rotten tomatoes would float and with due time, reach venezuela where there is a food shortage. thus providing food for our brothers and sisters without the burden of transportation cost.
the dump is really and should be used as a hunting ground for food and treasure for those who dwell in proximity.
no no no and no buddy, you may think this is a good thing, but it actually isnt
there is something called Biological Oxygen Demand.
When you have alot of dead material in the water, bacteria accumulate to break it down, they use oxygen, the same oxygen needed by smaller organisms and those that feed on them.
so please dont dump anything dead in a river. it will fok up the food chain
TriP wrote:"This happen at Calder Hall traffic lights, we all waiting on the lights to change. The door of the car opened and out came the KFC BOX. Some of us started to sound our horns suggesting to pick it up. The drive just opened the door looked back at us and closed the door"
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