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GaribaldiB5

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4. Paper

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Wed Sep 11, 2013, 06:59 AM

Sep 2013

Whatever happen to paper bags? I seem to remember years ago that plastic bags was some big alternative to slaughtering trees in their millions. It just becomes fucking ludicrous when they expect you to cart along your own bag everytime you happen to swing by a 7-11.

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San Diego plastic bag ban on table [View all] alp227 Sep 2013 OP

I was peeved when I first encountered a plastic bag ban. David__77 Sep 2013 #1

It's amazing how quickly one can get used to having reusable canvas grocery bags. Aristus Sep 2013 #18

Long overdue Sherman A1 Sep 2013 #2

+ 1 and styrofoam ban too lunasun Sep 2013 #12

As a grocer I would LOVE a statewide ban on those fucking things. Codeine Sep 2013 #3

"Bring your own bags, people!" Wabbajack_ Sep 2013 #5

No, it's not inconvenient. Le Taz Hot Sep 2013 #7

What do they charge for the cloth bags? vduhr Sep 2013 #15

re-usable bags are often sold for a dollar. maxsolomon Sep 2013 #17

I purchased my bags one shopping trip at a time. Le Taz Hot Sep 2013 #20

We got washable cloth bags that fold into themselves. Neoma Sep 2013 #8

lthough I've never doubted that far too many people place their own conveniences above LanternWaste Sep 2013 #9

^^^^ This ^^^^ KamaAina Sep 2013 #14

Most of Europe manages to walk with reusable bags somehow. Codeine Sep 2013 #21

Paper GaribaldiB5 Sep 2013 #4

Austin did that in march christx30 Sep 2013 #6

So we can buy antimicrobial scented trash can liners? nt One_Life_To_Give Sep 2013 #10

I think it's working well in Austin catrose Sep 2013 #11

Amazed at the complaining here cynannmarie Sep 2013 #13

5 cents for paper here in SEA maxsolomon Sep 2013 #16

Some cities here have banned them, others haven't Mz Pip Sep 2013 #19

Here's a good reason for San Diego to ban plastic bags marions ghost Sep 2013 #22