Q: I recently became a green person, and I'm looking for ways to let people know that I'm no longer the non-green person they knew before. I was considering buying a "I Am Not A Plastic Bag" bag, but then thought it might be more effective if I just wore this t-shirt instead. Or is there something else? Any suggestions would be helpful!
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The best way would be to not advertise.
It always makes it seem like someone is only doing it for attention, and not because they feel like it's the right thing to do. Just my two cents.
The bag and shirt are adorable but why do you feel the need to advertise you are now "green"? It is a lifestyle choice and in the end no bag or shirt will show it more than your actions.
Advertise by example. I don't think you need to wear a shirt or carry a bag to show it off, just make "green" choices and the people around you will notice.
Sigh. AFJ = April Fools' Joke.
Haha, my boyfriend told me it had to be an April fools joke...I'm a jerk!
Hahaha, good one! You totally got me until I read marcelebrate's comment. Thanks for the laugh :)
That scared me for a sec!
OMG brilliant. I'm so naive, I had a lot to say about this one! :D
Love it!
Sneaky people! Haha.
That has got to be the best joke I have seen today! It was the only one that I didn't immediately spot and actually got a little worked up over. Kudos!
ha ha totally got me too! great joke
Same as above: first AFJ in *years* that's gotten me. My eyebrows were way up in my hair line, haha.
Had me going till I looked at the date of the post.
Cambria's brilliant joke got me, too! At first, I was like what idiot would ask such a question. I'm SO gullible!!
So obvious.
I didn't think it was a joke, but didn't have a problem with it! What is wrong with advertising being green? Obviously going out and buying more stuff isn't probably the best way, but why not let folks that you care about the planet?!
Haha, thank god this is an April fools joke! For about a split second, I was absolutely horrified, especially by the tshirt!