[seowulf]

So I can pour a cup of water on someone’s property and therefore expose him to EPA rule?

At my workplace I cannot pour the dregs in my coffee cup on the ground. That would be an unpermitted discharge to the environment.

[FreedomPoster]

I throw out a small drawerful of spent espresso pucks into some bushes at the end of my driveway every week or so. I’m sure this would horrify some EPA bureaucrat somewhere.

[Scrambler Bob]

That would be an unpermitted discharge to the environment. —

Interesting.

How about spitting on the ground?
Breathing out carbon dioxide?
Radiating body heat to cooler earth-bound objects?
Speaking the truth to bo?

Excuse me while I go puke. Oops! Got to get the “Puking Permit”

[WildHighlander57]

seowulf wrote:

‘So I can pour a cup of water on someone’s property and therefore expose him to EPA rule?’

“At my workplace I cannot pour the dregs in my coffee cup on the ground. That would be an unpermitted discharge to the environment. “

Seowulf,

Is there a company rule about this?????

Or is it a city/local rule?

Or a state rule?

(Time for a “coffee party”)