Got some really strange looks at the range with this one

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Just don't squeeze it too hard.

No way..recycling is just another hair brained scheme by those who want to save out planet's resources!

I save my resources in the landfill where they belong. If that stuff actually has material value, they'll mine it later.

I have a buddy in the printing business. A customer came in and asked if he recycled. He replied that he did. As he related the conversation to me, I asked when he started. He said he always had. All his waste paper and cardboard was composted, in the city dump.

Actually, I do recycle. I get enough money from my Dr. Pepper cans to buy a couple of six packs of Shiner Bock (in glass bottles, of course).

Good job Photo!

Whenever I reload I recycle the brass.

Cottonelle Wipes boxes when empty will hold 100 .45 or 38 sp rounds.

I have a hard time throwing away tins. Sometimes I even buy products that I have no use for simply to get the tin. I found some horrible tasting and stale German shortbread cookies on clearance after Christmas, but I wanted the tin. I keep shotgun shells in it now.

Same situation with a tin of British tea.

Recycling, of course- have been for generations!

We reuse all of our half-pint, pint, quart and half-gallon jars every year.

All the wood ashes go in the garden.

All the motor oil goes in the driveway to kill grass.

Any brass or lead I can find at the range gets brought home...

You get the idea!

great photo as usual but I've said this before you've experimented and you did inhale but we are the lucky one's cause you come up with some good stuff. Thanks Larry

I'd reycle more, but burning those damned tires really stinks up the place.

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Originally posted by Quarter Cherokee:
I'd reycle more, but burning those damned tires really stinks up the place.

That reminds me...

Last time I was in Mississippi, I was driving down US-45 just south of Winchester, as I recall, and saw this big cloud of smoke in the distance- (you can see a long way down that road)...and when I got up there- it was a junkyard on the side of the highway that was burning tires.

I thought to myself- I am proud that someone still can burn tires in this country! It's still free.

Next earth day, let's all vow to recycle a tire or two...for the barbque!

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great photo as usual but I've said this before you've experimented and you did inhale but we are the lucky one's cause you come up with some good stuff. Thanks Larry

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Originally posted by GatorFarmer:
I have a hard time throwing away tins. Sometimes I even buy products that I have no use for simply to get the tin. I found some horrible tasting and stale German shortbread cookies on clearance after Christmas, but I wanted the tin. I keep shotgun shells in it now. Same situation with a tin of British tea.

I have to confess, I do the same thing. Can't throw away a good container. Officially, it's called Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder!!!