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: Althouse

The NYT is trying to take away our toilet paper!

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"[T]he issue of toilet paper has become less of a joke (except when celebrities express an opinion) and more of a cause: since the fluffy kind cannot be made from recycled paper, conservationists argue, consumers can do their part to protect the environment by buying the rougher stuff."

I just have 2 things to say:

1. If new trees must be used, isn't that a good thing, global-warmingly speaking? Growing trees absorb carbon dioxide, then they are made into nice paper, and the used toilet paper... well, where does it go? Is it sequestered? If so, it's a solution, not a problem.

2. The NYT is printed on paper. Great massive rolls of paper. What's more important: printed newspaper ? I can read the news on line ? or soft fluffy toilet paper? You can't wipe your ass on line ? though, God knows, some people have tried. We need toilet paper! Soft fluffy toilet paper. Leave me alone!


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Full post as published by Althouse on February 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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