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(Metro)   You know what's scary this Halloween? Plastic   (metro.co.uk) divider line
    More: Scary, Recycling, Sustainability, Halloween costume, Waste, plastic bottles, Environmentally friendly, Anxiety, Used good  
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Fano  
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2019-10-18 12:51:03 PM  
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Frank N Stein  
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2019-10-18 12:54:08 PM  
You can reduce waste by selecting costumes that use less material
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MythDragon  
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2019-10-18 12:55:07 PM  
That's why I only buy my kids extremely flammable costumes from China. After Halloween, I can just burn them to save room in the dump.

/the costumes I keep for next year.
 
starsrift  
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2019-10-18 12:59:37 PM  
If bolts of polyester were being sold amid the waste of gallons of oil, I'd care. In terms of pollution, this is not seeing the forest for the trees.
 
sirrerun  
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2019-10-18 1:00:24 PM  
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rackrent  
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2019-10-18 1:00:48 PM  
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rackrent  
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2019-10-18 1:01:13 PM  

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*shakes tiny fist* :)
 
2019-10-18 1:03:47 PM  
Back in MY day we made our own- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!
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Here's my plastic money! Go buy some plastic costumes!
 
ChipNASA  
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2019-10-18 1:05:48 PM  

MythDragon: That's why I only buy my kids extremely flammable costumes from China. After Halloween, I can just burn them to save room in the dump.

/the costumes I keep for next year.


Oh, so you're a foster parent??
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2019-10-18 1:06:04 PM  
I throw all my old costumes in the ocean to make much needed habitat for living creatures.
 
whidbey  
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2019-10-18 1:06:48 PM  
TECHNOLOGY WILL SAVE US!
 
OldJames  
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2019-10-18 1:09:14 PM  
I could see why the ocean might be scared, but I'm pretty relaxed
 
2019-10-18 1:18:40 PM  

Frank N Stein: You can reduce waste by selecting costumes that use less material
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So I guess we'll soon have "sexy garbage patch" as a Halloween costume?
 
2019-10-18 1:20:49 PM  
Instead of candy we are handing out allergy free packages of BPA.   Going to drop them right in their candy bags too.

Actually, we are handing out those crappy Chinese plastic skeletons and spiders.
 
brantgoose [TotalFark] [OhFark]  
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2019-10-18 1:21:23 PM  
This year's costume, to teach people about the dangers of plastic bags, is a jellyfish.

It'll be hot, I know, so I'm going to be nekkid underneath all those transparent and translucent plastic bags. And I must remember a snorkel so I can breath. I need to find somebody gullible to go as a leather back turtle, the only higher animal slow enough to live on jellyfish and therefore the first victim of plastic before it degrades so small it only kills plankton, the basis of the whole world's food chain, oxygen supply, biomass, etc.

I just have to hope nobody goes as Patrick and Spongebob, or I will have to move fast to dodge their jelly-fishing nets.
 
2019-10-18 1:21:42 PM  
I'm going as a sexy plastic six-pack ring this year.
 
2019-10-18 1:25:02 PM  

Thong_of_Zardoz: I'm going as a sexy plastic six-pack ring this year.


Have your significant other go as a sexy dead turtle and you've got a great couple's costume.
 
asciibaron  
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2019-10-18 1:25:41 PM  
walk around wal-mart and then consider that everything in there is going into a landfill.  it's all plastic junk.
 
MBZ321  
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2019-10-18 1:32:54 PM  
Get a 100% cotton sheet and make some eyeholes...instant costume and no plastic waste.
 
stuffy  
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2019-10-18 1:33:28 PM  
Recycle?
 
whidbey  
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2019-10-18 1:34:02 PM  

stuffy: Recycle?


China says no.
 
axeeugene  
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2019-10-18 1:42:49 PM  
You wanna see something *really* scary?
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2019-10-18 1:50:00 PM  
The good news is that when they go for a meal after it won't have any straws.

/runs
 
Fano  
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2019-10-18 1:57:58 PM  

starsrift: If bolts of polyester were being sold amid the waste of gallons of oil, I'd care. In terms of pollution, this is not seeing the forest for the trees.


Every molecule counts when we can scold people for not living a hair shirt life to save a doomed planet.
 
Fano  
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2019-10-18 2:00:48 PM  

MBZ321: Get a 100% cotton sheet and make some eyeholes...instant costume and no plastic waste.


I think I already have one in my grandpa's attic
 
2019-10-18 2:15:29 PM  
My first Halloween costume was this suffocating bit of vinyl that I still was convinced my mother was trying to thin the herd with...
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Devo  
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2019-10-18 2:29:46 PM  

Thong_of_Zardoz: I'm going as a sexy plastic six-pack ring this year.


Sea gull bling
 
2019-10-18 4:04:50 PM  
Plastic Boogie
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2019-10-18 8:59:32 PM  
Living causes waste products.
Deal with it.
 
wslush  
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2019-10-19 10:17:24 AM  
Yoko Ono's band?
 
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