Show Zimbabweans we see the terror. Wear a scrap of red fabric, or just torn paper with red felt-tip on it. This is to represent the bloodstained T-shirt shown on the news last night belonging to a 22-year-old MDC supporter, now dead. Pass this email on to as many people as you can.

lizh at 09:14 on 27/06/08

Just found this site. Love it. Great. I'm a Compost Guru, a volunteer who encourages people to do Home Composting. I think composting waste is a Green Thing because it reduces landfill. You also create a mini wildlife habitat.

orchidstar at 12:57 on 19/06/08

I like the new option to say how many times you've done it.

Devon at 09:36 on 16/06/08

I remember reading something about how much earth needs to be excavated and the process used to make an iPod. It was an eye opener...3 tonnes of earth etc. It might be an idea to have an ingredients list for common things such as cars, TVs, Xboxes etc. The ingredients list would include how much earth would need to be excavated for the minerals to be extracted, the co2 implications, the paper used for packaging etc. Such a thing might sway somebodys mind when buying, 'do i really need that, is this an unnecessary waste of resources?'.

rostopop at 16:16 on 10/06/08

Hi there, I have a website for women who want to cycle and look good doing it www.cyclechic.co.uk. The site promotes cycling as a stylish, desirable lifestyle choice as oppose to a geeky sport! Reducing the individual's carbon footprint is at the core Cyclechic.co.uk by trying to get more women out of their cars and onto their bikes! The site offers a range of tips and advice from cycle fashion to cycle safety. You can also buy stylish cycling accessories from the Cyclechic blog shop. So do the green thing and join the Cycle Chic revolution!

Caznicklin at 12:48 on 07/06/08

I kept being laughed at for being a tree-hugger. And it's annoying. but i'm going to keep doing it because there are others like me... like you all. Unity is strength. And a greener Earth.

CarolTham at 04:31 on 06/06/08

Thanks ccardone - we're about to make a change which should help. When you click Done It next to an action, like Take the Stairs, say, you'll be able to say how many times you've done it. So you can count 20 at a time which should make it easier. thx

andyh at 01:15 on 05/06/08

Love the website. I'd really enjoy having an option to check off all the things I do daily, or that I've done since I was last here. I do some every day (like take the stairs and air dry) but it takes too long to come check off each one individually every day. It would be great to see the more accurate tally though!

ccardone at 01:06 on 05/06/08

Has anyone seen this guide to green towing? It's on www.ibuyeco.co.uk Some interesting stuff in there... I had no idea Cheryl Baker went caravanning!!!

pete_20_20 at 11:45 on 04/06/08

Hey, glad you're enjoying it so much theaandjasmine, great to hear. Brand new Green Thing coming tomorrow (or perhaps Wed morning). btw, in the Do More section (or go to Done it in the top menu) you'll find more Green Things you can do too.

andyh at 21:46 on 02/06/08

Wow - this is our fourth day on this website and since then we have; - stargazed - Done a 10 Mile Run/walk - Made sure we keep electircity down and more! Thankyou for inspiring us GREENTHING!

theaandjasmine at 12:05 on 02/06/08

Save the world, one bottle at a time: www.wewanttap.com

provokateur at 15:28 on 29/05/08

three days ago i put up posters that said why to be green, where the cloasted center is it has helped recycling in my area I think you should do the same

campion66 at 09:53 on 26/05/08

To the admin of the website, Hey, My name is Agata Wojnowska, and I'm a student at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh. This year, we have a project to do, which is to design, develop and create a new product, then prepare a businness plan for a new company. Since not many people in UK realise how important saving water is for the future, we deciaded to create a new eco shower which helps you not only to save water! but also energy and time. The name for out product is SAVAQUA. It a revolutionary shower with a sensor build in which stops the water when there is nobody under the shower (for example when you shave your legs). It is also design to shorten the time of taking a shower it has a timer build in, when you can programme the time you want to spend under the shower and after this time, the water will be gradually cut. We want to encourage people to take a 3 minuts shower. Since our product would be in the same topic as your website, we were wondering if we could consider linking us on your website, and what would the cost be, if any. I would be miostly gratefull, if you could contact me on my mail which is: aw90@hw.ac.uk any time soon. Also if you have any more qestions, i am very happy to answer them. Regards, Agata Wojnowska

aw90 at 20:37 on 15/05/08

We die... but must we die groaning?

mattmellen at 16:28 on 15/05/08

Come on!! do the green thing!!

Tana at 01:56 on 08/05/08

Congratulations, is a fun way to make the people learn how to be more careful with the water. ;) Thank you! Sandra Bello From Mexico

Sandra_Bello at 02:31 on 29/04/08

I want to dothegreenthing, I want to green the market, please visit and promote my blog. http://letsgrowgreen.blogspot.com/ Cheers earth-friendly people.

letsgrowgreen at 23:01 on 28/04/08

Theres all of these sites about living greener -- but what was striking I couldn't find a site that lets you submit your green tips for others to view -- until I found www.easylivingreen.com -- And under Your Ideas you can share your ideas!

Cardude at 21:57 on 27/04/08

I am proud to say vegetarian since 2002 and have been trying to save the planet every single day!! yer i can do it so can u

campion66 at 12:10 on 27/04/08

I am proud to say vegetarian since 2002 and have been trying to save the planet every single day!!! My saying is "SHOW YOUR ECO SIDE"

show-your-eco-side at 16:47 on 20/04/08

I did it.....with difficulty because there isn't enough space to say how!

Lily at 00:12 on 17/04/08

Widgets for our blogs/websites please?? :) LOVE BREEZE!

Breeze at 20:22 on 15/04/08

no meat since 2000

capuchinhovermelho at 13:58 on 15/03/08

go vegetarian, say no to animal suffering and do the green thing at the same time ;)

capuchinhovermelho at 13:18 on 10/03/08

Andy, all cool, but I'm thinking (you know me) and the thought is, "but will it appeal to or reach the people who need to be reached?" i.e. the masses? Outreach. So far the green thing is kinda preaching to the converted. But all good nevertheless. Well done.

greendragon at 12:06 on 10/03/08

go green thing! love it...plus it's amazing for our planet...so DO THE GREEN THING people!!!

sashika at 17:30 on 09/03/08

Funny you should mention that. We're working on a FB app now and then an API so others can create widgets for us, and we'll prob do a Google Gadget and Apple widget too. Will any of those work for you? If not be good to hear what kind of thing you were after. Plse mail me at andy@dothegreenthing.com. cheers.

andyh at 22:01 on 06/03/08

i am not reading what others have requested but...i want a green thing widget for my blog :) where can i get one?

Breeze at 19:12 on 06/03/08

Thx ellen5678, there's always a Plan B every month in the Do More actions - which can be found here: http://www.dothegreenthing.com/green_actions/easy_on_the_meat/more - a bunch of other things you can go easy on.

andyh at 20:32 on 05/03/08

Love the site, love the suggestions, but do you have a plan B for March? I haven't eaten any meat for almost 40 years! Keep up the good work.

ellen5678 at 20:12 on 05/03/08

rufus wants you green things... kerlick... http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/page/news/48789-rufus-wainwright-wants-you-to-turn-the-lights-off

pooperami at 01:19 on 21/02/08

Great site :) There are so many seemingly insignificant routines we perform in our every day lives that contribute to our planet's environmental dramas. Such as: over heating our houses, letting the tap run while we brush our teeth, boiling a kettle full of water instead of just enough for what we need. Insignificant details? Far from it. We no longer need to mine or haul the coal for our fireplaces and we no longer need to fetch water from the well. Have we lost touch with what we need? I wonder how many people would keep their heating on all day and night if they needed to haul the coal to fuel it...

Amyeee at 22:54 on 19/02/08

Nice site! Can we suggest green things to be added over time to the to do list? eg you could have a gardening do-it theme: composting, rainwater collection, grow your own.... and please can we have something about not using/reusing plastic bags too??? can't wait to see my Co2 emissions plummet.

clarencethetoad at 16:57 on 13/02/08

Tell the world how you help save the environemnt - http://www.brickfish.com/Lifestyles/Origins?tab=1

chrishallva at 06:24 on 11/02/08

My brother and I have just had our loft insulation replaced, and wow what a great improvement to our heating, and reduction to our bill and emitions. Its cavity wall insulation for us next.

dogboy at 01:43 on 09/02/08

Feb's Green Thing is coming on Tuesday. We weren't quite ready on Friday 1 and our email partner Blue Barracuda can't send on the weekend, understandably (also weekend emails don't get opened so much). Monday emails get a bit lost as everyone gets back into work, so we'll send it out on Tue (hopefully morning). UPDATE: ok, the best laid plans, etc. Tomorrow morning now, with luck and a following wind. Tricky month Feb turned out to be!

andyh at 12:51 on 03/02/08

where is february green thing??

Sofia at 12:26 on 03/02/08

congratulations! this web-site is really super!!!...an Italian girl

loredanet at 19:08 on 26/01/08

I am sure global warming only affects USA and Europe. The last time i search for artists support for Green Peace campaign backed by Al Gore, guess what? Participants need to be from USA and Europe. People from China, India or Africa are not entitle to do so. Yeah right, i am sure it got nothing to do with politics.

mara at 04:26 on 24/01/08

No green Smilies here? Not good... Greets from www.greensmilies.com ;)

miccom at 14:50 on 23/01/08

Don't buy books!! Use the local library instead - they'll even order books in for you if they don't have them in stock. Think of all the trees that could be saved.

Sibylla at 12:08 on 22/01/08

What about suggesting that people join (and use!) their local library instead of buying (and throwing away) more books?

Daisy at 11:36 on 22/01/08

Hi gintare and aposto - black screens will save energy if you are using an old-style CRT monitor, but on an LCD (which around 75% of people have now) it makes no difference, and may use slightly more. Thx.

andyh at 10:41 on 22/01/08

nice web site and nice ideas!!! i would like to see the back colour in black instead of the white, in this way we can save energy.....after all "do the green thing"!!!

aposto at 19:09 on 21/01/08

Hmmm, not sure what's going wrong there minie788 but we'll get in touch to sort it out. Sorry about that.

andyh at 14:58 on 20/01/08

Sorry to say that every time I try to log in, I have to change my password to be able to log in. Is it just my computer?

minie788 at 11:53 on 20/01/08

CO2wise, car bad, bus/train better, walking or cycling best

electrichob at 17:43 on 19/01/08

I was wondering, if I was going to town, is it better to walk or to get the bus

minie788 at 10:45 on 19/01/08

I always use the stairs, having said that I rarely visit anywhere that has more than 3 storeys!

linda26 at 14:28 on 17/01/08

Great work Andy. And your translator worked fine. Thanks for your comments and your link. Daniel (updatersarea3.com)

dcmartins at 01:55 on 16/01/08

Quite simply, love it.

shonk at 19:59 on 15/01/08

Green Thing great idea! Say it takes 10,000 bricks to build a house. One person? Lotta work! 5,000 people each carry one brick - hey presto! House in no time. In doing small enviro initiatives all the time, same story, hey presto clean planet!

diannetrussell at 04:03 on 13/01/08

Priceless!

dogboy at 01:14 on 09/01/08

i love green thing

fawn1994 at 16:21 on 07/01/08

As you know when monitor screen shows white color it takes more energy than dark screen, so I suggest to change your main page into www.blackle.com and even change greenthing's desigin into dark. It will help us to save more CO2.

gintare at 20:55 on 03/01/08

Funny video guys - I'm sure everyone felt like that going back to work this week. Here's to a green New Year!

jodmd at 18:51 on 03/01/08

Santa wrapped my kids' presents in newspaper - they asked him to cos it's greener. It took us ages afterwards picking off the sellotape so the paper could be recycled, but it made us feel good!

Nutcracker at 11:58 on 03/01/08

Did anyone else wrap their Christmas presents in newspaper? Took ages matching a newspaper article to the person or present but worth it!

mcc at 11:35 on 03/01/08

Great climbing film.

walter at 11:23 on 03/01/08

Ta Lucy. Sorry SusanGreystone, no offense intended. Good points Bill & Jane, Loppy and PaulAlexander, thanks. Agree about the Black Country wbafcben, but we’re just reusing a Google map so have to go with their world view I’m afraid. Love the photos gintare. Paveuta, old things already exist so don’t create new CO2. There are plenty of new products made from recycled materials out there - definitely better than non-recycled materials so a greener thing to do - but the key to doing this particular Green Thing is buying old.

andyh at 12:54 on 31/12/07

Hi, can someone advise whether buying 2 garments made out of recycled yarns count? These are not old things but old ones made new, with some CO2 added in the process....

paveuta at 11:40 on 31/12/07

oh I already done it :)

gintare at 16:58 on 30/12/07

I have some greate photos, but I don't know hot to post it... :?

gintare at 16:52 on 30/12/07

I'd really appreciate it if you put a label for the Black Country on the map (it's just to the west of Birmingham)! I'm a YamYam, not a Brummie :p! Great-looking site - I look forward to reading more articles and watching more videos soon.

wbafcben at 18:13 on 28/12/07

As Chrismas fast approaches wind the clock on a week and consider what you do with all those old Christmas cards? My suggestion is NOT to throw them but to cut up the front face pictures into attractive sizes and then use next year to label the Christmas presents! Do it when you take the cards down and put them away with the gift wrap you cleverly buy in the Sales in January at half price! Got it? Good ! Sorted!

paulalexander at 11:17 on 24/12/07

Being careful with water saves carbon. Flushing drinking water down the loo is a waste of the energy used to make drinking quality water. I use bath water to flush the loo.

loppy at 16:12 on 23/12/07

You can often find better quality things in second hand shops today than on the high street

Bill & Jane at 01:57 on 22/12/07

Not sure about your Christmas card. Have to say that I find it vaguely offensive, and I'm not even old. I would definitely use one that was less silly.

SusanGreystone at 16:54 on 21/12/07

What a cool website, I flipping love it!

Lucy at 03:20 on 21/12/07

Thanks for the magazine article aoitenshi, much obliged. Perhaps post a link when it comes out? Green Thing certainly loves pot plants shoekiwi123 ;-) And special Green Thing friend Judithclegg, have you tried clicking the DONE IT button on the top header menu? That takes you here http://www.dothegreenthing.com/green_actions where you get a full list of all actions so you can say you’ve done as many things as you want in one go.

andyh at 16:43 on 20/12/07

This is the sole reason the internet was created. A collective unconscious act of total collective communication just as the global civilization collapses. We retain the data and survive better than the last time the global civilization collapsed.

LloydHart at 04:54 on 20/12/07

Buy pot plants. Or should I say potted plants. They soak up CO2. And look nice. If everyone buys one, or more, that's a lot of pot plants, soaking up a lot of CO2. Could be the next Green thing? Please spread the word.

shoekiwi123 at 19:28 on 19/12/07

Andyh - Oh, sorry I must've missed that when I checked out the map. I actually wrote an article about Green Thing that's coming out in a magazine here this December. I hope that will help a bit in spreading the word about Green Thing around these parts.

aoitenshi at 00:58 on 19/12/07

i am really enjoying it, i love green thing! . it would be great to back-date activities because I keep forgetting to log in when i have done them and it would be good to record a few at a time when I just entered a couple i could only see how to record them for today rather than in the past Judith

Judithclegg at 22:22 on 18/12/07

I'm walking and walking and walking and...

maiasar at 07:27 on 08/12/07

Thumbs up to Bertie Aherne and the Irish government for announcing in this weeks budget that by 1st Jan 2009 all traditional lightbulbs will no longer be able to be sold! Bulbs must be green/long life and enviro friendly! Way to go Bertie! Remember it was the Irish who banned plastic carrier bags a few years ago and also banned smoking in all pubs etc some three years ago! Everyone else in Europe is now playin catch up on these two issues alone. Nice one

paulalexander at 15:22 on 07/12/07

Lovin' the site, very entertaining, with plenty of ideas for being a green thingy!x

Queenie at 13:32 on 06/12/07

Dear Green Thing people. In the spirit of this month's Green Thing, please check out my friend Stas's newly launched website: www.LetsAllShare.com, a free site that allows you to build and join online communities in order to share or rent items, services and recommendations. It's simple and effective!

Linny at 22:33 on 05/12/07

hi aoitenshi - the map only shows the 200 cities with the most visitors. You could always start a local campaign to do the Green Thing and get the Philippines on the map ;-)

andyh at 16:39 on 05/12/07

Hmm I'm in the Philippines, but it's not showing up on the map.

aoitenshi at 16:27 on 05/12/07

Thanks Bridget and well done for switching. Why don't you click 'Done It' at the top, click on 'Get better electricity' and see what it does to your Carbon Savings figure in your profile. It will also do a power of good to the overall Green Thing figures. No pun intended with the word 'power' of course.

Naresh at 00:30 on 03/12/07

I love the quirky creative ideas on Green Thing, but also the fact that you link to some hardcore information. I just found out about British Gas Zero Carbon through the site and signed up.

BridgetMcKenzie at 09:43 on 02/12/07

Great site, amazing idea. Keep it up. Every little helps.

John at 19:10 on 30/11/07

I think I am on line and checked in ! Its taken a while but now I am in "the green thing" :)

paulalexander at 14:14 on 30/11/07

Of course milims, Green Thing should be everyone's thing so please spread the word far and wide however you want. Sounds like a great idea to make it part of your Green Day. btw Fatbird46, there's lots of discussion going on at Green Thing HQ about whether you're Jo Brand (we've obviously got too much free time on our hands).

andyh at 16:49 on 29/11/07

Love the sire - heard about it on Radio 2 yesterday and signed up today!! We do the green thing all day and every day as best we can and now I'm working on bringing the green thing to work and the community too - in fact I'll probably use this on our "Green Day" if that's ok with you guys!!

milims at 12:56 on 29/11/07

We are eating supper in the dark by the light of the PC

bibho at 18:51 on 28/11/07

I signed up today and have been able to tick off the energy lightbulbs, walking to the train station everyday and having given up my car

fatbird46 at 17:09 on 28/11/07

I think this very clever.. and am glad I can get involved like this !

deliagoldsby at 12:27 on 22/11/07

I've decided to abandon the car and use the train and bus when getting to work. I won't work from home because I'd have to heat the place. I've finally trained all the creatives to turn their screens off at night. I'm hoping to share a bath later too ;-)

zozimus at 11:41 on 19/11/07

ThwunkBadidea: We're serious about getting as many people as poss in as many countries as poss to do the Green Thing, and we think that entertaining folk is one way to get them to take the first step. Of course not everything is going to appeal to everyone - sorry this didn't to you. thanks.

andyh at 19:09 on 15/11/07

Just imagine - if everyone in NYC turned out their lights you would see the stars

James at 16:16 on 15/11/07

Hmmm, we don't see stars in NYC but I did turn all the lights off early last nite.

katkaova at 13:02 on 15/11/07

Brilliant! Brilliant! Brilliant! Love the site: Snazzy, clever and fun. A real feel-good site. By the way: for all the other do-gooders out there who enjoy a clever idea, please also check out www.freerice.com

snookz at 11:41 on 15/11/07

just what immediately hit me was ... do the kind of people that come here want to listen to rock music whilst watching a dancing green penis?? I almost felt ill - not because this kind of thing offends me but ... because it just does NOT fit! (no sexual inuendo there, unlike this site) How old are the webmasters? But I still know how I'M gonna do the green thing? - i'm gonna paint a toilet roll green and have sex with it instead of wasting womens time ... which is money ... and they can get busy cleaning the house and recycling things ... !!! Thats what i expect from this site? nothing less .... This place is a Joke Hopefully you clean up your act ( hahaha ) before you hit the headlines and get shot down ...

ThwunkBadidea at 23:45 on 14/11/07

speaking of facebook - I created a greenthing category on the HotLists application - so If you want that app. you can love you some green thing!

georgiapea at 23:49 on 12/11/07

I love this site! The music is fab and I wish I'd had those sheep when my kids were nippers...

johedgerking at 16:49 on 09/11/07

....I think the slight wrinkle has now been ironed out.....so wahey...to go green...

Dip at 12:21 on 02/11/07

great concept and enjoying the content and doing the things!Could I suggest that the sign in be made more explicit...so you know when you've done it correctly...if like me you have to sign in to 2 dozen diff wites a day it could be slightly more impactful..only trying to be helpful...but really only a small quibble

Dip at 11:57 on 02/11/07

great idea and content.Only quibble is with sign in screen - confusing as it doesn't tell you clearly enough when you've signed in or at least I missed it...in my busy work environment

Dip at 11:54 on 02/11/07

Yay Green Thing, you're so polite and helpful, I'm going to tell _all_ my friends about you..!

purrsikat at 23:40 on 01/11/07

Hi - it's a v. good point: what if people either can't or for some other reason don't want to do the main monthly Green Thing? That's why we've always got a choice of Do More actions which relate to the main monthly thing (e.g. actions relating to driving less as well as walking more). And we have a "What other Green Things can I do?" link on the homepage to make sure if the lead action isn't possible or doesn't appeal, others might. And there's always the wiki http://www.dothegreenthing.com/wiki/display/WIKI/Home which has many different actions under a range of categories. Hope that helps.

andyh at 08:02 on 31/10/07

Love the idea, however I just went to "spread the word" to a friend and realized she couldn't even do the premier event - walking. She's wheelchair-bound!!

GreenSpice at 22:42 on 30/10/07

I have a site for all of you green things to check out! It is called bikefurthereatcloser.com and is a massive adventure some girlfriends of mine have embarked on. I am doing the fundraising for them so if anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them!

SensualBeing at 18:25 on 26/10/07

Hi, just came in to work from my first work. It's not very easy, because I live quite far from where I work and I usually carry my laptop. Yesterday I left it here so as to be very light while wlaking today. In fact I liked It so much I'm scheduling a "walking to work" day every month... Or, lets say, even every two weeks! That would be wonderful :) Nice site, love it, keep up the good work!!

wintermute at 08:09 on 25/10/07

That's a very good point! You're right we should have made one of the options opting to give up your car altogether. We're working on November right now but will try and put that in later. Thanks!

andyh at 19:56 on 23/10/07

Why are car clubs the only option under not owning a car? How 'bout a just don't own one option? A rely on public transportation option? Or something of that ilk? I went carless 4 years ago this month. I said to myself "I'll try it for 3 months" but after 6 or 7 months I realized that my 3 months were up but I didn't need or want a car. I walk, ride my bike or take the bus. Oh, and it's profitable too. My stock portfolio has benefitted greatly from money that would have otherwise been put to car payments, insurance, gas, maintenance, etc. Make the leap it's easier than you think ;~)

acarmichael at 12:59 on 23/10/07

Thanks anwaya - much as I'd love to say Green Thing is co-locating data centres with Google all around the world, we're not quite there yet ;-) When Headshift's server falls over we'll probably think about mirroring or something. Good point about green tech though. Communications technology should be part of the long-term solution to a low carbon economy (telepresence, etc) but only if we're really careful about how computers are made and disposed of and powered. There are some great initiatives going on about that like the Climate Savers Computing Initiative. And here’s a useful resource Green Thing has been looking at: http://www.web-strategist.com/blog/2007/05/12/resources-to-create-a-green-website/

andyh at 11:29 on 23/10/07

Sun does the green thing with its T1000 and T2000 Servers: In California, PG&E gives <a href="http://www.sun.com/emrkt/energy-rebate/">rebates</a> if you use them. Andy, you use datacenters all over - are you asking them how green they are?

anwaya at 01:48 on 23/10/07

LONDON AWARE '08 We are a social enterprise event organiser named UK AWARE. On May 10th and 11th 2008 we are staging the UK’s largest greener living expo - LONDON AWARE ’08, (www.ukaware.com) at the Barbican Centre London. We will showcase cutting edge products and services which allow companies and the public to reduce their carbon emissions without dramatically changing their ways. We believe that the mass market needs to be able to see, touch, feel, talk about and experience the market alternatives in order to understand how easy it can be to reduce their carbon emissions. We are expecting in the region of 10,000 visitors and 150 exhibitors. To complement the expo side of LONDON AWARE ’08, we will be offering 32 carefully selected experts from politics, business and environmental science the opportunity to address our audience with a 45 minute talk on an appropriate topic which they feel passionate about. We are also hosting the ‘UK AWARE Student Eco Innovator Award’ for the next generation of designers to showcase their eco friendly designs. Have a look at our website it is lovely. www.ukaware.com

UK_AWARE at 10:56 on 22/10/07

We need more people to appreciate what a beautiful planet we live on and stop being such a selfish species. We are being blind to our surroundings and impact, we need to wake up ?...what a brilliant website! keep it up!

karakock at 15:42 on 20/10/07

Well done to you all, I love it. Can you support also for omce a month, www.globalnodriveday.com ? It is just once a month on the last sunday of the month. One Action, One Day, Once a Month, One Planet. Love ya Michael XX

maedegroot at 17:34 on 18/10/07

Naresh, is that really you on your profile pic, or Peter Sellers as Clare Quilty??

fjane37 at 11:37 on 17/10/07

Thanks to all for the feedback so far (all the more so since it's positive ;-). As for turning purple if you don't do enough Green Things, funny you should say that... we've got a little surprise coming in the "My Creatures" section later in the month. I'll leave it at that for now.

andyh at 02:29 on 17/10/07

Wow, am just getting a handle on all this...and noticing that I'd better get on and do some more green things, or I'll start turning purple...well done guys, brilliant idea.

fjane37 at 16:35 on 15/10/07

great site, great idea - have spread the word

ellie_gair at 09:32 on 15/10/07

I would just like to say CONGRATULATIONS to the Green Thing team. It looks awesome and I will be forwarding the link to everyone I know.

NicolaStephenson at 22:37 on 14/10/07

i hope everyone with access to a computer joins this network and starts taking responsibility for our beautiful planet

supersophie at 14:46 on 12/10/07

This is a simple, beautiful and effective idea to make a lot of small things make a big difference. I'm sending it around!

cybermunkee at 09:45 on 12/10/07

This is sweet. Well done! -gwen (www.greenguilt.wordpress.com)

gwen at 18:22 on 11/10/07

Great concept! I walk to work every day and love not getting the tube. Plus I save lots of pennies! Nice one :)

copsey at 13:15 on 11/10/07

Love the site, the idea, the beauty and inspiring arty side of it all. As someone who tries not to be too much of a consumer, I am without ipod or mp3 player so dont get to walk to the beats but, I was inspired to make myself a cd of tunes (phew, have a d

greenem at 12:43 on 11/10/07

I have just found green thing. I love the colour green and I have a general love of things so it works out quite nicely. I'm still slightly confused by the website layout, but I've not had my cup of Green Tea (green replacement for coffee) this morning.

jenbenbon at 12:32 on 11/10/07

im proud to say that my daughter and i walk everyday!

tla27 at 12:05 on 11/10/07

Im proud to say that me and my daughter walk every day!

tla27 at 12:04 on 11/10/07

btw, sorry about the truncated comments thing, bit annoying, we're working on it!

andyh at 14:40 on 10/10/07

Hey guys, just wanted to let you know Mississippi is here! (don't be fooled by the name....Georgia is my name not my state) I must say, it's hard to do the green thing here, not a whole lot of love for walking (as it's still ab 30 degrees C outside! and

georgiapea at 21:25 on 09/10/07

Julia, keep the shoes flat and add the height with a hat.

Naresh at 13:04 on 09/10/07

This is going to ruin my shoes - can I get some advice on flat shoes that still make me look 2" taller? or good heels for walking? (would save me re-hemming all my trous)

juliagroves at 12:49 on 09/10/07

Trevor, what type of trousers do you walk in? It might have something to do with that. I wear dark blue boot cut jeans and I find I often bump into childhood sweethearts who seem to throw themselves upon me. I'm sure it's the jeans.

Naresh at 22:28 on 08/10/07

I have walked to work daily since signing up, and not once have I had the opportunity to make love to a childhood sweetheart in a tent. Am I doing something wrong?

trevorcoultart at 21:33 on 08/10/07

Check out www.walkit.com a route finder for pedestrians in London, Edinburgh and Birmingham. More cities are planned. It tells you how to get rom A2B on foot, giving stats like how many calories burned and CO2 avoided.

VanessaRavenscroft at 15:56 on 08/10/07

I'm all about this site - great idea, great execution, and kickass monsters. I'll be walking in to work tomorrow with my head held high.

tomsedmonds at 15:12 on 08/10/07

I signed up today. I'm walking to work this week in beautiful Edinburgh to do NICHOLAS NICKLEBY at the Festival Theatre. Abigail McKern

Abigail McKern at 09:22 on 08/10/07

I signed up today. I'm working to walk every day this week in beautiful Edinburgh to do NICHOLAS NICKLEBY at The Festival Theatre. Abigail McKern

Abigail McKern at 09:20 on 08/10/07

Great work. Luckily I walk alot in NYC so (phew) have Octobers crossed off my list. Kathy

katkaova at 23:07 on 07/10/07

i love the monsters! where did you get them?

matthew at 20:07 on 06/10/07

when are you going to add horoscopes?

jdutton at 13:13 on 06/10/07

That Walk video totally rocks!

rtolmach at 04:42 on 06/10/07

Giles, there's an answer in the faq to exactly this queston: where does Green Thing's money come from? It's actually mostly in the form of pro-bono contribuitions of time and services at the moment. But in terms of cash, Green Thing is independent and no

andyh at 23:08 on 05/10/07

Good work - this looks great. Anything we can do to make the world a happier and healthier place, all the better. Who id paying for all of this - or is it really just for the love of the planet?

giles robertson at 17:18 on 05/10/07

I'd love to be able to have my Green Thing creatures on Facebook

James at 15:05 on 05/10/07