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At the end of the day, it's still you alone with your blades while the people who hurt you so much live peacefully
And you're here, on this fucking app, trying to find comfort in people at least as destroyed as you are
how unfair is that ?
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| styrofoam drawing _1_|_2_|_3_|_4_ by sizzlefox
| contains: sizzling, scraping, poking, drawing, burning
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ghostcvtzzz · 28 days
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i’m BEGGING for new blades man i fucking need them right now
all my old blades are too dull to hit styro i’m going to sob
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reasonsforhope · 3 months
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"After a year of the statewide fee on single-use plastic bags, the Eco-Cycle recycling center in Boulder estimates between 1.5 billion and 1.8 billion fewer plastic bags were used in Colorado in 2023.
The center anticipates a greater reduction in use in 2024 as businesses phase out the use of single-use plastic bags in most cases.
Eco-Cycle calculated its estimate by taking the number of plastic bags each American uses per year on average — 365, according to National Geographic— and factoring Colorado’s population, along with reduction estimates from several local communities.
Randy Moorman, Eco-Cycle’s director of policy and community campaigns, said the reduction is crucial because single-use plastic bags are the number one contaminant found in Colorado’s rivers and streams. They also are not able to be fully recycled and instead have to be “down-cycled” into other products...
Businesses in Colorado have until June to use whatever single-use plastic bags they already have while still collecting the 10-cent fee. The collected fees are divided between the business and the local government to fund green initiatives. Denver, for example, has collected $5 million for its special revenue fund since its fee was implemented in 2021.
Becky Goyton, an education coordinator with Denver’s Office of Climate Action, Sustainability, and Resiliency, said the money has funded many environmental initiatives, including the purchase of reusable bags for residents and sustainable products for small businesses. Unlike most budgetary matters, Goyton celebrates the decline in revenue to the fund.
“Having some revenue to do some great projects and reinvest in the community is wonderful, but it’s not our goal,” Goyton said. “Our goal is to see that fee go down and that revenue go down because that means more people are bringing their own bag and less disposable bags are being put out into the community.”
In addition to single-use plastic bags, Colorado businesses are also required to phase out Styrofoam containers this year. Like with plastic bags, businesses are permitted to use already-purchased Styrofoam products but cannot obtain any more."
-via ABC Denver7, January 11, 2024
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And further progress just kicked in at the beginning of this year:
"[On January 1, 2024], the next phase of Colorado's plastic bag ban takes effect. The next step for HB21-1162 is that stores will no longer have plastic bags at all. They will only offer recyclable paper bags which will still be 10 cents each. Stores that already have stock of plastic bags already, can use those up before making the transition...
Businesses that don't comply can face up to $500 in fines for a second violation and up to $1,000 in fines for a third and subsequent violation."
-via ABC Denver 7, December 25, 2023
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moxxrat · 7 months
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NOT REAL, THIS IS JUST MAKE UP
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b100dyygutz · 10 months
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when i cvt myself i think about you doing it instead and i get so flustered i bury myself into my pillows and stuffed animals not caring about what i was doing originally
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lifel0v · 1 year
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one-time-i-dreamt · 1 year
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A man had a piece of seaweed and he put it in between two pieces of Styrofoam and I think he was trying to impregnate the Styrofoam.
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humanoidhistory · 8 months
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Styrofoam house under construction in Texas, 1982.
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4rexi · 2 months
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All because He wanted my "heart" and not just my body
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i'm like a rotten corpse hiding behind pretty clothes and pretty face, but if they saw my mutilated skin under my jeans, would these big pigs still want me ?
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filmmakernathanfrost · 8 months
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For a scene in the rubber duck vid
I wanted to have something that created an illusion of water moving
For that I used a styrofoam tube wrapped in tin foil and blue clay
Then in editing, I flipped the video on it’s side and chroma keyed it to make look more like water flowing
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thedisablednaturalist · 8 months
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We need to ban styrofoam, at the very least single use/non-medical/non-scientific use.
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lifel0v · 1 year
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Sometimes I think I’m a more enjoyable person drunk.
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mindblowingscience · 2 years
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Packing material, disposable cutlery, CD cases: Polystyrene is among the most common forms of plastic, but recycling it isn't easy and the vast majority ends up in landfills or finds its way to the oceans where it threatens marine life.
Scientists at Australia's University of Queensland have now discovered that superworms—the larvae of Zophobas morio darkling beetles—are eager to dine on the substance, and their gut enzymes could hold the key to higher recycling rates.
Chris Rinke, who led a study that was published in the journal Microbial Genomics on Thursday, told AFP previous reports had shown that tiny waxworms and mealworms (which are also beetle larvae) had a good track record when it came to eating plastic, "so we hypothesized that the much larger superworms can eat even more."
Superworms grow up to two inches (five centimeters) and are bred as a food source for reptiles and birds, or even for humans in countries such as Thailand and Mexico.
Rinke and his team fed superworms different diets over a three week period, with some given polystyrene foam, commonly known as styrofoam, some bran, and others not fed at all.
"We confirmed that superworms can survive on a sole polystyrene diet, and even gain a small amount of weight—compared to a starvation control group—which suggests that the worms can gain energy from eating polystyrene," he said.
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