| Jason Dodge, an artist from Philadelphia, is the litterbug, and he has strewn the tides of stuff just about everywhere. |
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| If you decide to be a litterbug and throw the cup outside, it will still quickly break down, according to the manufacturer. |
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| Rather than physically attack a litterbug, they suggest that you tut quietly and glare at them a little bit. |
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| The newsreader has been praised for confronting a litterbug who threw a plastic bottle from their car. |
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| Easily airborne, they float away from conscientious neatnik and litterbug alike, to find their way into mountain streams, ocean gyres and, eventually, the gullets of marine animals. |
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| Avoid being a litterbug while hiking by bringing out all the packaging, bottles and other trash you take in with you, and either place it in recycling bins at the trail head or take it home. |
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| I was willing to take the high road and forgive these litterbug lambs of God who leave a Hansel and Gretel trail of junk-food wrappers, cigarette packs and Red Bull cans in their wake. |
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| A litterbug thug chewed off a schoolboy's ear after he rebuked him for throwing a milk carton from his car. |
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| The litterbug, a burly family man, ignores the rebuke, and right after he drops another piece of trash, Chris turns the offender into roadkill. |
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| A litterbug who was filmed emptying bags of paper on to the streets of Rugby has been hauled before the courts. |
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| But the growing evidence suggests that, on some level, who we are — litterbug or good citizen, for example — changes from moment to moment, depending on where we happen to be. |
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| I don't know what goes through the mind of the litterbug, save for his or her flagrant disregard for shared spaces. |
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