Fox says the second major cause of household food waste is cultural.
Hussein is right; what a shocking waste of "cultural sensitivity", for it to be used as a cover for avoidance, the genuine disregard for the suffering of other cultures.
Stewart manages to skewer cultural waste, arrogance, and cupidity without making his viewers feel ashamed.
Charen fingered National Theatre Wales's show The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning, and Bin Laden: The One Man Show by Knaïve Theatre, branding them "leftist tripe and cultural waste".
Founded in 2008, the project is run by the Kunst-Stoffe association, which focuses on sustainability, waste avoidance and cultural development and runs workshops and an artist-in-residence programme.
In films like "The Mask," "The Truman Show" and especially "The Cable Guy," Mr. Carrey's characters were, in one way or another, products of television: avenging bastard children of the boob tube whose identities had been assembled from bits and pieces of cultural waste.
And Herman's Hermits – truly the most execrable cultural waste byproduct of the entire Invasion, who yet became huge family-friendly moptops in the USA – first played themselves in a Connie Francis MGM movie, then starred in Mrs Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter, and every time it plays on TCM, I reach for my Ted Turner voodoo doll and pins.
In this human-free universe, in among the cosmic microwave background radiation, TV signals and radio waves, the cultural waste of The Shadow, The Tonight Show, and The Twilight Zone will be zooming around the galaxy, forever and ever clacking the last evidence of our existence, until there is no galaxy.
You have reiterated the importance of identifying food waste as a cultural issue.
For me, talking about Martin Margiela and Raf Simons with my friends in a cultural waste dump like Ohio was like having our own language.
