I promise mine will be smaller than John Travolta’s.
I promise mine will be smaller than Barbara Streisand
There, I think I can live on that :)
I promise not to drive my SUV today
Al Gore’s mansion uses more than twice the electricity in one month than the average household does in an entire year..
I promise to dry my clothes using my solar drier, as I have always... I think I deserve some carbon credits, actually..
I’m still waiting for Algore to send me $25,000 to refrain from air conditioning my house.
Waiting, waiting.....
I haven’t pruned my trees or pulled weeds this year. My, I’m virtuous. :-)
Well, uhhh, I will cut back.
:)
I pledge to burn precious, irreplaceable fossil fuels every day of the year in my oil burning 4 wheel drive truck. In addition, to celebrate the warm days of summer and to facilitate the trend toward global warming and more temperate winters, I pledge to burn charcoal in my grill and barbeque red meat with a high frequency. Further, I pledge to shoot holes in old refrigerators and rats at the county dump to release freon into the atomosphere and to kill off species I consider pests.
I’m going to burn every gallon gas and anything that produces CO2 I can get my hands on; it’s not like they are making any more dinosaurs and I’m going to get my share while it’s here!
I’ll let the “let’s save the earth” girly men deal with it!
And while I’m at it, I’m going to smoke where I want, drink, eat red meat, carry a gun, put greasy gravy on my fries and not take a bath ( not in that order)just to really show them I don’t give a rat’s ass what they think!
You go to sleep one night and the whole planet turns into a bunch of mind controlling eco pussies!
I promise to different.
I promise to be unique.
I promise not to repeat things other people say !
I’ll idle my SUV wastefully in your memory.
Me? Well today I drove my big SUV around town and I was the only passenger BTW. My air conditioner was running in the big SUV while I had my sunroof open because I like the sun but I also like to be cool. And at home while I wasnt home, my AC was also running. I stopped by my nephews baseball game and ate a hot dog grilled on a charcoal grill. I also bummed a cigarette from my nephews mom. I enjoyed both the cigarette and the hot dog and my nephews team won! Whoo Whoo!
Then I drove my big SUV to the Target to buy some miscellaneous crap that I really didnt need that will just end up in a land fill next week and then I went to the grocery store where I bought some ground sirloin and toilet paper because; I like red meat from flatulent bovines and unlike Sheryl Crow, I tend to use more than one sheet at a time.
When I got home I turned the thermostat on my air conditioner down because it wasnt cool enough. Then I turned on both my TV and my computer (so I could Freep and watch TV), ran my dishwasher, started some laundry and went out on my deck and turned on my gas grill so I could grill up some sirloin burgers, opening and closing my sliding glass doors numerous times to flip the burgers and making my AC run harder all because I like to multi-task.
In other words I didnt do a damn thing today to reduce my carbon foot print.
However when I stopped by my local coffee shop on the way to my nephews game this morning (parking out front and leaving the engine running), I ordered a caramel macchiato but I asked for sugar free syrup and skim milk. This is because I want to reduce my fat and cholesterol foot print and fit back into my skinny jeans. But with the fat and cholesterol credits I earned by ordering the sugar free syrup and skim milk, I felt good about asking for whipped cream on my caramel macchiato.
Al Gores carbon credits allowed me to drive my SUV, run my AC at max, eat red meat and burn electricity needlessly. And Ms. Crows stingy use of TP allowed me to use more than I need and that sugar free syrup and skim milk allowed me to ask for guilt free whip cream topping.
You see, I had a great day and everything evens out and I feel good. Isnt life grand?
Whoopee! More for me!
We'll mine the other eight (or seven) later.