Monday, July 23, 2007
Target Sold Illegal Silly String
Retailing giant Target has been fined $120,000 for selling illegally-imported silly string that contained hydrochlorofluorocarbons, the propellant that was banned for damaging the ozone. What do you think?
Ali Goffrier,
Deck Hand
"Sure the gases eat holes in the ozone layer, but a well-aimed blanket of silly string will patch it right up."
Sarah Nichols,
Exporter
"Well, this is the simple reality of the situation until America can come up with sustainable, environmentally sound alternatives to foreign novelties."
Harmony Klaus,
Systems Analyst
"$120,000! Where is Target supposed to come up with that kind of money?"
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