Who is an artist?

[Joe Bob]

And wants to donate a drawing?

The local university has a Sustainability/Zero Waste program funded by selling recycled products. We need a mascot logo for posters.

A buff Anteater with a globe on the shoulders.....an Atlas like pose. Needs a Recycle triangle on the chest.

You'll get credit and free posters.

[Gogar]

OOOOH FREE POSTERS. What a wonderful opportunity.

[vash]

hit the local art school. kids are always looking for ways to pad resumes..

i bet you get alot of "entries".

[70SATMan]

PM sent.

[72doug2,2S]

Deep questions, these are. I will ask another.

What is art?

[Joe Bob]

I know what I like.....I don't like the old one....

[BlueSkyJaunte]

I didn't know anteaters could do the Watusi.

[72doug2,2S]

Close enough, put a UCI shirt on him and they'll never know.

[Gogar]

Originally Posted by 72doug2,2S

Close enough, put a UCI shirt on him and they'll never know.

Surely you're not suggesting he use a trademarked, copywritten drawing of a popular cartoon character and using it for his poster.

[72doug2,2S]

Not the trademark, just the inspiration and a college t-shirt. "They'll never know" is the fact that he is an aardvark.

[Gogar]

Geez thanks a lot Doug, now I'm gonna be watching Ant and the Aardvark all afternoon.

[esample]

Originally Posted by Gogar

OOOOH FREE POSTERS. What a wonderful opportunity.

Too funny! How about "for the exposure"?

-e.

[sammyg2]

Keeping the campus green and clean, ROFLMAO.

[Joe Bob]

Number 6 in the nation, poopyhead.

http://recyclemaniacs.org/scoreboard/current-results/competition-division

Plus we are looking to convert to CNG Heavy Trucks.

[70SATMan]

I think Sammy said his daughter is going to a Cal State somewhere in the interior. Wonder where they rank?

My youngest daughter just received a blanket acceptance to any of the UC's. Haven't decided who the kidney goes to yet.

[Joe Bob]

How many categories are best for a total recycling system? It turns out there are twelve. (The examples after the category names are intended to suggest expansion; they are not limits by any means.)

Reusable goods, including intact or repairable home or industrial appliances; household goods; clothing; intact materials in demolition debris, such as lumber; building materials such as doors, windows, cabinets, and sinks; business supplies and equipment; lighting fixtures; and any manufactured item or naturally occurring object that can be repaired or used again as is.

Paper, including newsprint; ledger paper; computer paper; corrugated cardboard; and mixed paper.

Metals, both ferrous and nonferrous, including cans; parts from abandoned vehicles; plumbing; fences; metal doors and screens; tools; machinery; and any other discarded metal objects.

Glass, including glass containers and window glass.

Textiles, including nonreusable clothing; upholstery; and pieces of fabric.

Plastics, including beverage containers; plastic packaging; plastic cases of consumer goods such as telephones or electronic equipment; films and tires

Plant debris, including leaves and cuttings; trimmings from trees, shrubs, and grass; whole plants, and sawdust.

Putrescibles, including animal, fruit, and vegetable debris; cooked food; manures; offal; and sewage sludge.

Wood, including unreusable lumber; tree rounds; and pallets.

Ceramics, including rock; tile; china; brick; concrete; plaster; and asphalt.

Soils, including excavation soils from barren or developed land; and excess soils from people's yards.

Chemicals, including acids; bases; solvents; fuels; lubricating oils; and medicines

[Joe Bob]

Non recyclable items are diapers (including poopyheads) and treated/coated wood.


Typical discard stream.

[island911]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

I know what I like.....I don't like the old one....

What? . . you don't want to recycle that?


...so wasteful. ..peoples time . . . color crayons needlessly killed...

[Gogar]

Putrescible. Gotta remember that.

[Joe Bob]

Pretty putred....my Instructor's fave.