This site needs to go Green

I'm all for shoving into human's faces all the err of their ways and how they're mutiliating the planet, but honestly. It's starting to get a little obnoxious now.


OMG, GO GREEN. GO GREEN OR YOU ARE THE ESSENCE OF EVIL AND YOU USE PUPPIES AS A TOILET! :Oh No:

lolz?

I'm pretty much the opposite of Green myself

I go Green every year on March 17th.

Bump.

For the color scheme, it's already technically 'green', if you use a CRT. LCD not so much though.
To go even greener would mean the enforcing of image sizes - file and screen space - to minimal dial-up friendly amounts. That would mean 'web safe pallete'ing all GIFs, 80% JPEG compression, and small images, essentially bombing this place to an elegant 1995 site, instead of something that looks like an ezboard in 2000.

No lets stay black

lol, make a Green skin. Although actually, black is supposedly more power efficient, so this site is unwittingly doing the deed.
As for going Green, Hank Hill doesn't seem to care for the term, and I don't really either. I do support the idea though, they just need to come up with a term that isn't, yeah.

The Freedom Fighter wrote:lol, make a Green skin. Although actually, black is supposedly more power efficient, so this site is unwittingly doing the deed.
As for going Green, Hank Hill doesn't seem to care for the term, and I don't really either. I do support the idea though, they just need to come up with a term that isn't, yeah.

[b] :LMAO:

Thanks to the new tax bill, we will soon be forced to go green. The new regulations on home's CO2 emissions are ridiculous and very costly.

"Going green" is not practical in an economic environment such as this.

Independence76 wrote:Thanks to the new tax bill, we will soon be forced to go green. The new regulations on home's CO2 emissions are ridiculous and very costly.

"Going green" is not practical in an economic environment such as this.

Ugh, the Cap and Trade Bill will be the Death of us yet.

Independence76 wrote:Thanks to the new tax bill, we will soon be forced to go green. The new regulations on home's CO2 emissions are ridiculous and very costly.

"Going green" is not practical in an economic environment such as this.

And said bill should cost the average US household 175 dollars either in 20 years or by 2020 I can't remember which.