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I third the "Most Wanted" vibe.

Hmm. The shelves look... broken.

Sydney - While I'm sure it's true that I use way more water and other resources than people in the third world, it's ridiculous to think that we're physically sharing the same water. I don't even use the same water as people in Maine, and they're a lot closer than India.

And really, even if it was harmful, it would just be one of the million things that we do everyday that harms someone else. Even trying NOT to hurt people hurts someone. Do what makes you happy: life is too short to sit around feeling guilty for having things.

E.O.M

John- The water that goes down the drain-- sink, toilet or tub -- gets recycled and reused. And people in other countries aren't wanting for water because we're hogging it all: they're in arid climates prone to drought and have horribly corrupt governments who won't allow for the sharing of resources.

Some people in THIS country don't have homes or food: should we all go live in the street and refrain from eating? Some people are too poor to afford internet: should we stop reading AT?

I just toss everything into a clear makeup bag that I leave in the bathroom, or throw into my purse on the go. Of course, I own maybe 3 lipstick shades (and only wear one).... so I'm probably not the target audience for this post.

For some reason, this reminds me of Sesame Street.
That is all.

Rent storage space.

Am I the only one who thinks we should just use the friggin' washing machine? I mean, when 98% of the nation is using them, I really doubt that this makes that big of a difference, environment-wise. World's gotta end sometime.

Boxing the radiators is a good idea.
Maybe also put something in the empty space so that it looks more intentional?

Aria1 - I just assumed they were hipsters. All young hipster guys in beards and glasses look like someone's crazy dad at first glance. (Then you see the scarf around their neck, and want to punch them.)
And at 25, I can vouch for the fact that in my pjs, without makeup and heels, I look shockingly underage.

So, overall I was relieved that he wasn't wearing a stupid scarf around his neck.