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            <title>Comment #1 by Ron Steenblik</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 01 Mar 2007 15:28:05 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>Er, any ideas ...</strong></p><p>... on how to make a program to achieve greater transparency in subsidies, and the reform of subsidies that undermine sustainability, more "sexy"?</p><p>
Sometimes people speak of eliminating perverse subsidies, but the multiple meanings of "perverse" could evoke associations with sex that are not always helpful to the message.</p>
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				<p><strong>Er, any ideas ...</strong></p><p>... on how to make a program to achieve greater transparency in subsidies, and the reform of subsidies that undermine sustainability, more "sexy"?</p><p>
Sometimes people speak of eliminating perverse subsidies, but the multiple meanings of "perverse" could evoke associations with sex that are not always helpful to the message.</p>
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            <title>Comment #2 by caniscandida</title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 01 Mar 2007 18:26:38 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>&quot;two good S words&quot;</strong></p><p>Unfortunately, S words are not nice to people who are self-conscious about their lisp or their stutter ...</p><p>
Another great S word, of course, is Seattle; and for a long time now I have been thinking that the most exciting thing that could happen to you in Seattle is if BioD comes chugging up next to you on his New-Age bike-mobile and asks to take your picture.</p><p>
Woof-o-rama!</p><p>
But now, this take-your-mug-to-school thing opens up all kinds of possibilities.</p><p>
For starters, forget about that nonsense about mugs taking up space in your backpack. &nbsp;As Malcolm says in "Jurassic Park," "Nature finds a way."</p><p>
E.g., leave your school books at home -- as if they ever meant anything to anyone! -- , and carry, say, a half dozen mugs, which you have had printed (yes, that might cost you a few Dead Emancipators, but surely you will get value back, and more) with a photo of you in a bathing suit, looking very fit and sleek, hair perfect, tits strong and erect, perhaps a bit artificially enhanced; the abs, OK, as they are, if they are good, otherwise, don't worry, they can be painted in, there is software nowadays that works wonders with abs; a smoldering smile perhaps.</p><p>
As for the bathing suit: well, perhaps you could do a couple of modelings, one that is more thongish, or Speedo-ish, and one that is a bit less obvious. &nbsp;But not too much so. &nbsp;The folds of even a long-legged trunkish thing can be so manipulated in the camera's eye, that it is hard (so to speak) not to imagine all kinds of excitement awaiting.</p><p>
Act 2: Look around at the coffee shops, laser in on the cute ones, and notice if they are drinking out of paper cups (chances are, they are). &nbsp;Then, at a conveniently unscripted-seeming moment, sidle up to the Alpha Zebra/Zebress in question, produce one of your mugs, and explain why cutey-pie A-Z would be much much happier toting your mug, with your otherwise suggestive image imprinted upon it, than continuing to put his/her desirable lips on that eco-unfriendly waxed paper cup. &nbsp;Press the mug into his/her hooves, insist that he/she take it, but do not be (at first) overly boringly moralizing.</p><p>
Act 3: Then what?! &nbsp;Did you deliver enough contact info? &nbsp;Were the e-mail and MySpace references printed on the mug? &nbsp;All that is up to you. &nbsp;The world's most romantic messages are scrawled, tequila-smurched phone numbers on napkins: hopefully, they are not too terribly eco-unfriendly.

<p>Chickens are our cousins!
So are other sensitive animals!
Enough is enough!
No more factory farms!</p></p>
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				<p><strong>&quot;two good S words&quot;</strong></p><p>Unfortunately, S words are not nice to people who are self-conscious about their lisp or their stutter ...</p><p>
Another great S word, of course, is Seattle; and for a long time now I have been thinking that the most exciting thing that could happen to you in Seattle is if BioD comes chugging up next to you on his New-Age bike-mobile and asks to take your picture.</p><p>
Woof-o-rama!</p><p>
But now, this take-your-mug-to-school thing opens up all kinds of possibilities.</p><p>
For starters, forget about that nonsense about mugs taking up space in your backpack. &nbsp;As Malcolm says in "Jurassic Park," "Nature finds a way."</p><p>
E.g., leave your school books at home -- as if they ever meant anything to anyone! -- , and carry, say, a half dozen mugs, which you have had printed (yes, that might cost you a few Dead Emancipators, but surely you will get value back, and more) with a photo of you in a bathing suit, looking very fit and sleek, hair perfect, tits strong and erect, perhaps a bit artificially enhanced; the abs, OK, as they are, if they are good, otherwise, don't worry, they can be painted in, there is software nowadays that works wonders with abs; a smoldering smile perhaps.</p><p>
As for the bathing suit: well, perhaps you could do a couple of modelings, one that is more thongish, or Speedo-ish, and one that is a bit less obvious. &nbsp;But not too much so. &nbsp;The folds of even a long-legged trunkish thing can be so manipulated in the camera's eye, that it is hard (so to speak) not to imagine all kinds of excitement awaiting.</p><p>
Act 2: Look around at the coffee shops, laser in on the cute ones, and notice if they are drinking out of paper cups (chances are, they are). &nbsp;Then, at a conveniently unscripted-seeming moment, sidle up to the Alpha Zebra/Zebress in question, produce one of your mugs, and explain why cutey-pie A-Z would be much much happier toting your mug, with your otherwise suggestive image imprinted upon it, than continuing to put his/her desirable lips on that eco-unfriendly waxed paper cup. &nbsp;Press the mug into his/her hooves, insist that he/she take it, but do not be (at first) overly boringly moralizing.</p><p>
Act 3: Then what?! &nbsp;Did you deliver enough contact info? &nbsp;Were the e-mail and MySpace references printed on the mug? &nbsp;All that is up to you. &nbsp;The world's most romantic messages are scrawled, tequila-smurched phone numbers on napkins: hopefully, they are not too terribly eco-unfriendly.

<p>Chickens are our cousins!
So are other sensitive animals!
Enough is enough!
No more factory farms!</p></p>
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            <title>Comment #3 by caniscandida</title>
			<link>http://www.grist.org/article/have-some-class-sustainability-is-sexy/</link>
			<pubDate>Thu, 01 Mar 2007 18:36:33 -0800</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>And oh, Act 4</strong></p><p>As for Act 4, I assume your Mamma taught you what to do: Go for the mouth. &nbsp;You can never go wrong with attempted suffocation.</p><p>
And a bit of nipple action is always in order.</p><p>
But really, the style is up to you at this point.</p><p>
Be an artist.

<p>Chickens are our cousins!
So are other sensitive animals!
Enough is enough!
No more factory farms!</p></p>
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				<p><strong>And oh, Act 4</strong></p><p>As for Act 4, I assume your Mamma taught you what to do: Go for the mouth. &nbsp;You can never go wrong with attempted suffocation.</p><p>
And a bit of nipple action is always in order.</p><p>
But really, the style is up to you at this point.</p><p>
Be an artist.

<p>Chickens are our cousins!
So are other sensitive animals!
Enough is enough!
No more factory farms!</p></p>
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            <title>Comment #4 by lorayoh</title>
			<link>http://www.grist.org/article/have-some-class-sustainability-is-sexy/</link>
			<pubDate>Fri, 16 Mar 2007 01:01:46 -0700</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>sex sells<p>You may argue or not but sex remains the easiest pledge to attract attention of uninterested people. Like <a href="http://www.love-shop.biz/news/media-pedophilia.html" rel="nofollow">media plays a great role in promoting certain behavior. <br>
Still the heading can be less in-your-face silly. But as far as I understood the purpose of the campaign is to "bring their own coffee mugs from home, instead of using the paper cups on campus". </br></a></p></strong></p>
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				<p><strong>sex sells<p>You may argue or not but sex remains the easiest pledge to attract attention of uninterested people. Like <a href="http://www.love-shop.biz/news/media-pedophilia.html" rel="nofollow">media plays a great role in promoting certain behavior. <br>
Still the heading can be less in-your-face silly. But as far as I understood the purpose of the campaign is to "bring their own coffee mugs from home, instead of using the paper cups on campus". </br></a></p></strong></p>
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