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   farkyou said, over 3 years ago

   Here in San Francisco plastic bags are illegal
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   TEMPLO S.U.D. said, over 3 years ago

   @farkyou

   So it’s either paper or those reusable ones?
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   Sangelia said, over 3 years ago

   here in winter, some bags end up being insulating material in the footwear for some folks working outside in temps that end up in the minus of at times 10 below. along with the three pairs of socks and other items.
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   Plods with Beer ( did I mention beer? ) said, over 3 years ago

   Pluggers – the original reusers
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   stukuls1 said, over 3 years ago

   Pluggers plugs grocery chains.

   Must be getting some loot from Cincinnati’s finest.
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   battle of plattsburgh said, over 3 years ago

   Books? Library? This is so 1980’s
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   cofiscp95 said, over 3 years ago

   I think the librarian moonlights as a pharmacist in Shoe!
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   comicsssfan said, over 3 years ago

   I use those plastic bags for everything.
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   Unca Jim said, over 3 years ago

   Michigan Tumbleweeds.
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    hsawlrae said, over 3 years ago

    Those reusable cloth bags can become very unsanitary. I’ll let you figure it out.
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    KasparV said, over 3 years ago

    @farkyou

    No, they aren’t illegal. Not to own or use anyway. Just illegal to give them out at the store.
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    scsurfer said, over 3 years ago

    Trader Joe’s and now Ralph’s have reusable plastic bags for sale cheap that are high capacity and damn near indestructible. Use ’em!
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    GretchensMom said, over 3 years ago

    @battle of plattsburgh

    Books? Library? This is so 1980’s

     

    I know this is hard to believe but not all of us have Nooks, Kindles and other kinds of e-readers. Therefore, some of us still DO go to actual libraries for various kinds of reading material. And get this . . . all those books and magazines they have there? They’re free to use too!
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    hippogriff said, over 3 years ago

    I use two of them for music – two bands.
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    cbrsarah said, over 3 years ago

    Those plastic bags wouldn’t last long as reusables. After their initial use for groceries, I use them for the automatic litter box. Since I started using cloth bags, which hold more are washable, the only plastic bags we get from the store are when my husband decides to make a side trip for something he wants to take to work for lunch.
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