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[kittymel]

Didn't buy a thing today - but I totally blundered on the No Plastic Challenge

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[night101owl]

There's plastic in the DVDs. Use netflix watch-it-now, or otherwise download using the invisible internets?

[kittymel]

wow I didn't even think about the plastic IN the dvds.

[night101owl]

Yeah, but I just had sushi delivered in a styrofoam container, in a plastic bag, with plastic utensils wrapped in plastic, and plastic fake grass set up in between my sections of sushi. The most earth-conscious thing I've done today was to nag you about using returnable plastic DVDs.

I think if you plan to return it, you really haven't brought it to your house to stay, and you're not sending it out to a landfill-- it's sort of a permanent product that is only visiting. I think you're safe.

[kittymel]

now I am craving sushi for breakfast!!

[_jeremiad]

Both require transport to alternate location for viewing, so they'd likely be about the same.

[bellaforte]

I'd argue it doesn't count since it's going back to the library ;-)

[spiritchaser1]

Netflix instant streaming doesn't add any new plastic. :)