Apathy Curve: "Keep England Beautiful" campaign kicks off

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Friday, July 17, 2009

"Keep England Beautiful" campaign kicks off

The British have discovered a purpose for Brazil:

Brazilians are kicking up a stink over 1,200 tonnes of British garbage, including toilet seats, dirty nappies and used syringes, that are rotting at two southern ports after arriving in container ships.

"We will ask for the repatriation of this garbage," said Roberto Messias, the president of Brazilian environment agency IBAMA. "Clearly, Brazil is not a big rubbish dump of the world."

Au contraire, Roberto. Just spread it around on the streets of Rio and no one will know the difference.

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