
I’ve been reading about the carbon footprint and how it’s trampling our planet. It seems every human bean leaves a carbon footprint, everywhere they go, and this footprint contributes to global warming.
I don’t think that’s possible with me, since I always have very cold feet. How can these ice-cold feet be warming up the globe?
Nonetheless, I hate leaving carbon in my tracks. It’s a filthy habit. Have you ever handled carbon paper? Afterward you leave black, sooty fingerprints on everything you touch. I guess that’s sort of what we’re doing with our carbon footprints. Or is the plural, feetprint?
Here are some ideas I’ve come up with to clean up our act and reduce our carbon feetprint:
- Don’t have children. Having just one child is the same as doubling your carbon footprint, for a lifetime. So if you want to reduce global warming, stop being so fruitful with your multiplying upon the earth.
- Take cold showers. This serves a dual purpose. First, you’ll burn less fossil fuel by showering in water that has not been heated. Also, cold showers reduce sex drive. This reduces your chance of having a child and doubling your carbon footprint.
- Stop smoking. Burning cigarettes wantonly sends greenhouse emissions into our atmosphere. On the other hand, if it shortens your lifespan this will reduce your overall carbon footprint. So keep lighting up.
- Opt for burial, instead of cremation, when you die. When you’re cremated the carbon footprint from your smoldering body heads straight up to the ozone layer, warming our planet for generations to come.
- Get more sleep. The more you sleep, the less artificial light you’ll need. That means less electricity used, with less coal burned at your local power plant. And think of how refreshed you’ll feel all day long. So if your boss catches you napping, tell your boss you’re saving the earth by reducing your carbon footprint. Your boss will find that refreshing.
- Attend Braille classes, even if you’re not blind. You’ll learn how to walk, eat, and do everything else in complete darkness. This will allow you to switch off all artificial lights without adversely affecting your lifestyle.
- Join the Hair Club. Bald heads are less insulated and lose more body heat. But growing hair conserves body heat and prevents turning the thermostat up. Also, everyone knows that men with hair attract women. With many women piled on top of you in bed, you’ll be so warm you won’t need your furnace at all. But first, take a cold shower.
- Ban greenhouses. I can’t think of a more obvious way to reduce greenhouse emissions than to ban greenhouses.
- Ban paleontology. It’s the paleontologists who keep discovering fossils. Without them, we’d have no fossil fuels to burn, and no one would have a carbon footprint.
- Walk on tiptoes. Nothing reduces feetprint like walking on tiptoes.
Categories: Humor
Well at least …”smacking one’s head”… doesn’t leave a carbon footprint! I may have it done it more than once while reading. πΆπ€!
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That’s good. I’m glad I’m doing my part to save the planet.
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Haha smartass!
But hey I think this is another reason to move to the beach. Walking in the sand won’t leave a carbon footprint, right?
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Not for long, I guess. But driving to the beach sure will.
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But if we live at the beach we don’t have to drive there!
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You sure are a dreamer.
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You aren’t the first person to say that. LOL!
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You’d leave silicon feetprints though, and that must be worse as silicon is a heavier element than carbon. I try to only leave hydrogen and helium foot prints if possible.
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πΆπ€!
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I have to take issue with number 7. Bald heads are more reflective and reflect the earth warming rays of sunlight back into space, therefor not warming the earth. So, perhaps every man, woman, and child should shave their heads as well as the heads of any nearby baboons.
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I have a better idea. Maybe everyone should be equipped with solar panels on their heads, which will charge all the electronics they carry around with them, such as smartphones, smartwatches, iPods, and tablet computers.
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And with 7, you may end up with a lot of fertile women in your bed which would eventually violate rule 1.
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That’s why you take a cold shower first, before hopping in bed with them.
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That might make you want to engage in activities which increase your body temperature.
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πΆπ€! At this rate I will meet my quota before noon!
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That is a good way to help deal with a Monday I think.
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Annnd you are so helpful with that aren’t you!
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A much better way to deal with a Monday is looking at the sweet elephant picture on Bing. π
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I wondered if you’d like that.
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I may not have a picture of a cow on my wall. But I do have a big picture of elephants. But no, not in the living room.
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Well, maybe a little frottage would be okay, but one must avoid penetrating the barriers that lead to excess carbon.
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How about if for every time someone participates in a procreational activity, they must plant a tree?
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Yup, I met my quota now. πΆπ€! LOL!
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Didn’t one of them already plant a tree?
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My poor head!
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Everything will be alright. Just drink a glass of tapwater and get some rest.
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Its too early to rest, and I think I need to drink something that has more of a taste.
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Groaning!
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I think only the men doing would be sufficient, but poor Mason.
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I think the you have uncovered the problem with cows and other livestock. They have twice as many hoof-prints as we have feet prints. Perhaps we should focus on breeding one-legged cows.
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Or maybe we can just eat them one leg at a time.
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Oh help!
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I think it’s very human, as it helps the cows live longer lives.
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I think I need to stay away from this thread to protect my head. LOL!
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Sigh. If you’d only wear a helmet.
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Pffftttt!
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You are just full of “helpful” advice!
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I have applied to a position as an advisor for the US Department of Agriculture. I am waiting to hear back.
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I suggest that you don’t hold your breath. π
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Holding your breath may be better for the environment.
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THUNK!
Oops, just flew out of my hand.
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oof! Why do you hate our planet?
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I don’t hate our planet. I threw a plastic bottle, it can be recycled. π
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That’s what they want you to think. Plastic is not really very recyclable.
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Yes, I know, but…OK, it was an egg, how about that. SPLAT! π
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Om elet that slide.
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.Groaning!
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She won’t get over that one easy.
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That one may crack her up
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Or it may just scramble her brains worse.
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Heyyy…you eggheads!
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I figured that one would get you to come out of your shell.
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…mmm..! “No comment!”
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πΆπ€! “Haha!”
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π
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I can’t wait to hear your thoughts about our methane footprint π
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I wouldn’t make light of it. It might explode.
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He He (that’s helium, which is not explosive, though… :D)
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