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Sundae · 08-02-2011, 05:57 AM

I read Fast Food Nation.
And although it was about America it did alter my purchasing habits. My eyes were opened.

I'd watch this if I had the time to wait for it to buffer and then watch the whole thing. When all's said and done I am still on a computer in my parents' house. so long uniterrupted sessions are rare. And I'm obsessively watching Torchwood Miracle Day instead

Mum sees me as some sort of eco warrior, just because I turn lights off and refuse plastic bags in shops. Still, I'm widening her horizons at least. She used to snicker at Dad for his re-use of bags, because he only did it to get extra ClubCard points at Tesco (they trade the points in for vouchers and use them to go on holiday). Now she realises there is a reason behind it and snickers less.

08-02-2011, 05:57 AM	#8
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	I read Fast Food Nation. And although it was about America it did alter my purchasing habits. My eyes were opened. I'd watch this if I had the time to wait for it to buffer and then watch the whole thing. When all's said and done I am still on a computer in my parents' house. so long uniterrupted sessions are rare. And I'm obsessively watching Torchwood Miracle Day instead Mum sees me as some sort of eco warrior, just because I turn lights off and refuse plastic bags in shops. Still, I'm widening her horizons at least. She used to snicker at Dad for his re-use of bags, because he only did it to get extra ClubCard points at Tesco (they trade the points in for vouchers and use them to go on holiday). Now she realises there is a reason behind it and snickers less.