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@cky18200 not me…
@cky18200 me. cuz its rare
0:28 the freaking triforce is up LOL
@ziberteck in other words , they don’t give sh*t about the Earth
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Batteries
@cky18200 i do lol
Step 1: Smash your laptop if it already broken
Step 2: Bring it to the recycling Factory
@cky18200 my grandpas cave brother
@GreenKoldAid
and if they don’t pay us, they should take the batteries for free.
the environment isnt worth 85cents per pound of USED BATTERYS
@Sharod101 Dude i live like less than 2 miles from a recycle center, we have to go to them out here in country areas, and people on my same street dump their garbage in their ditches or on a off road like right near the other end of the street, apparently people prefer convenience over lawful or practical ways.
@15heavyPro
No need to be so harsh, he was just asking a question.
great…. :’( I have a problem. I live in Guatemala. I don’t live in the USA… I don’t know of any place to recycle or to safely throw away batteries. It makes me feel guilty everytime I play wii
i just throw them away….
In Greece we recycle batteries more easily. All supermarkets and other facilities have a battery recycling box. And we recycle batteries made after 1997, with no extra cost. And the best fact is that three years before we didn’t even have battery recycling and now we’r ranked #3 in battery recycling in Europe.
What’s the orange MOT logo all about? That isn’t a toxic symbol.
Nicely setted out :3
But I think u can do sth with those batteries made after 1997. They contain many useful stuff
lol
it’s like it only made 0.000000000000000000000000001 volts
LOL LOL!!!!!
yah they should
were recycling!
shouldnt they be paying us?
I would love to use a smaller version of the world’s largest battery in my cell phone.
once when i was like 4 i but a batterie on my tounge and it made me shake and my tounge got zapped
yes, it is! However, balance the entire equation. If you use a lot of resources to recycle very little resources you are harming the environment in the long run. I think the best answer is for rechargeables and recylable batteries to become the norm. They cost more, but last longer.