I'm not "attacking" - so please don't take it this way - there IS a suggestion at the end of my initial thoughts - I just can't NOT say something here (and you're not a dunce in my eyes ) Ok so - obviously they made the mess and left - saying "they can clean it up" is, IMO, merely a silly way for you to be just as bad as the last guy. After reading more of your posts after your initial comments, I want to add that if you can't help but spill hot coffee on your lap twice a year, perhaps you should consider a dual wall insulated travel mug. Starbucks carries them - I've owned several and really they work wonders when it comes to keeping that precious java hot, and avoiding a spill. $20 for a travel mug is really a small price to pay - one of these days that hot coffee in your lap may harm more than just the environment.
To the rest of the contributors to this thread, CITO seems right up my alley I'm not the worlds loudest tree hugger, but as someone else said - an entire trash bag in a film canister - that's INGENIOUS (Edited for the typo whoops!)! I never would have known that would fit, and hey why not? What an excellent way to teach my kids that cleaning up after someone else does nothing but make the world a better, cleaner place!! Someone has to clean it up after all, and if we happen to be there and **happen** to have our little gloves and trash bag on hand - haha might as well just pack it out!
I wish more people were environmentally conscious - but I'm happy to be a part of this movement of sorts..."CITO" - one of my new favorite acronyms
