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Saturday, November 17
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3 comments:
i am cracking up right now. :) is this for real? ha ha
Moving over to the new blog, but one comment here before: They have these kind of toilets all over Europe (tho there it's just two different buttons with no labels) and I am really glad to see it in America. I know the labels are a bit comical, but: what makes Americans think we have the right to use way more water than is needed to flush down our, uh, liquid products? Does it not make perfect sense to use only the amount we need, and not waste a few liters every time by making all our flushes Big Flushes purely because we're a rich country and we can?
Beth, thanks so much for including a good word on a post that I'd all-but-forgotten-about. You're absolutely right. You said the words that I meant to, but much better than I would have.
I reposted your comment on the new blog. Bless you.
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