Interesting. Probably needed a slightly lower glass transition temperature, yes?

True

I would argue that burning the trash is the superior option. Landfills only produce methane from the biological or biodegradable matter deposited in them, and then only when carefully managed. Burning the trash, on the other hand, releases energy from all combustible matter in the waste stream whether it is biodegradable or not. Furthermore, the flue gas (exhaust) from burning the trash is carefully scrubbed to remove pollutants (at least it is at the waste-to-energy station near me). Also, the ashes from burning the trash need not necessarily go to a landfill at all, they could be used as filler in construction materials.

You lie!

Yes but the name is "fur SEALS". I'm not saying that they are proper seals, just a kind of seal.

I'm ok. I just felt like being overly dramatic.

"Sea lions are sea mammals characterized by external ear flaps, long foreflippers, the ability to walk on all fours, and short, thick hair. Together with the fur seals, they comprise the family Otariidae, eared seals, which contains six extant and one extinct species (the Japanese sea lion) in five genera."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_lion

*sulks off to corner*

Downvote? Someone doesn't know Monty Python.

Except the hands are actually brown.

ANYTHING is toxic in large quantities ("The dose makes the poison." -Paracelsus). Also, wasabi actually has a large number of health benefits.

Even if you were stupid (which I doubt, given the interaction I've had with you), you ARE curious (I have observed you being such), and that is extremely valuable and the mark of a scientific mind.

*Brofists my bros*

Bevedere: "And what do we burn, apart from witches?"
Mob: "MORE WITCHES!!!"

A scratch? Your arm's off!