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a paper bag in which to take home your paid for but uneaten food from a restuarant to give to your pets (often not given to the pets at all)
A doggybag sounds on the surface like a good idea. Lets not waste good food, give it to our household pets. recycling - green - modern - intelligent Think a little more deeply about it and you discover that it is a perfect example for what is wrong with our western, modern, industrialised, profit run way of living. doggybag's exist because we cooked too much food . They are there to salve our conscience after we have just paid for a meal and not been able to finish it. There are no doggybags in many countries around the world. The concept of a doggybag would be alien to them and yet for us it is a normal object of daily living. It is a marketing ploy, a branding tool and more than that, a con trick "waiter, I am sorry the steak was very good but there was too much on the plate...could I please have a doggybag to take it home for my dog? "
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A bag for drowning an unwanted dog in. Example: Any bag can be used as a doggybag as long as it sinks, when you put a few bricks in it.
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A doggybag is made from the skin of your dead dog. It is recycling and reusing the dog, so you can still take it out for a walk with you. Example: Who made that lovely doggybag for you?
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