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Less is More

UnLess.  Well unless you do not know what to do with more.  More of what?  Well for starters another yo yo woke up and announced in a monthly mag that Americans are now waking up to this amazing context.  Spend less you will save more.  More to the point his thesis more or less points to how the natives are eating less meat.  Leaving more in their bank and not to mention more animals grazing instead of being slaughtered.

His argument is about how its healthier alternative which in turn is less trips to the doctor and more time to bask in the sunshine of which there is an abundance due to global warming.  May I be the voice of reason and say that the warming is a trend largely aided by all the cow farts that are now - you guessed it - not being eaten (the fart generators not the farts you dolt).

There was once the Bra Less trend that women in particular decided would work to advertise their plight or some such and to this day there is marketing and packaging that benefits from it.  Walk into any mall and it has massive signage followed by a Secret store that is not so secret what with all the massive signage and almost nude mannequins showing how less bra is more cleavage..

E-wallets promise to further reduce our need for leather as in those wallets that carried all the cash, leaving more cows more time to graze and ruminate,  chew the cud and also giving them extra time to regurgitate as they are wont to do.

You now have tank less water heaters so you get more hot water esp getting into hot water is your idea of fun.

You get the drift.  The less I say about this now the more it will make you think!


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