Devil's advocate: Law enforcement likes to use big words in reports. Why use 'plastic' when 'disposable' sounds smarter?

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Nov 13, 2024
2:46:39pm

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Devil's advocate: Law enforcement likes to use big words in reports. Why use 'plastic' when 'disposable' sounds smarter?

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Beest

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The report said the water bottle was "disposable." People are assuming plastic.

DirtyWater

Nov 13, 2:33pm

You can watch the video. Looks to be a standard plastic bottle, albeit full of water.

kccougar

Nov 13, 2:35pm

SLC has made a rule that any water bottles sold at city events can't be plastic.

Eddie

Nov 13, 2:36pm

I saw people at the game with plastic water bottles, so that isn't the case.

CougarTwins

Nov 13, 2:38pm

I was at the game. We bought a normal plastic bottle of water.

HarlemCoug

Nov 13, 3:33pm

Doesn’t make that big of a difference, no?

cheezedawg

Nov 13, 2:39pm

If I gave you a choice which to be hit in the face with,

DirtyWater

Nov 13, 2:45pm

If it came from somewhere as high as a luxury box, do you think it matters? At least as far as either container will do

Indy Coug

Nov 13, 2:39pm

Plastic is closer to a water balloon. Metal is way worse.

DirtyWater

Nov 13, 2:45pm

Devil's advocate: Law enforcement likes to use big words in reports. Why use 'plastic' when 'disposable' sounds smarter?

Beest

Nov 13, 2:46pm

I think the Stanely cups are disposable. I think it was one of those. Steel missile headed to our coaches.

Nov 13, 3:00pm

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