You act like I invented the custom. I don't encourage or condone littering but if you've even glanced at the pages from the links it indirectly addresses that.

You act like I invented the custom. I don't encourage or condone littering but if you've even glanced at the pages from the links it indirectly addresses that. Also it's much better than the alternative of non-biodegradable plastics. > Because the shards were unglazed, the cup would simply dissolve over time in the rain and sun, and from the friction of peoples feet walking over it > No one know how long the tradition of environmentally friendly clay cups can resist the onslaught of cheap plastic. > But plastic [is] rapidly replac[ing] the clay.