@Ben Leybovich It is a plastic viking hat.  

@Brandon Sturgill,I grew up in an older home in the Chicago suburbs built in the post-war housing boom.If the existing wiring is in BX with plastic insulated copper conductors at least 14 gauge, you should be ok as long as you have continuity between the armor and the earth ground.

I would look at the plastic laminate that looks like granite. 

Pex, plastic or copper pipe.  

Like plastics they have to go through a carbon producing process.

Two cylinders, and literally made out of PAPER and plastic on the exterior.

When the kids were home we would "hide" the plastic eggs with a little money inside, the hard to find eggs had more $$ in themWhatever your tradition, enjoy and have a safe one.

They are plastic crap that wears out super fast and is overpriced.

If the breaker just snaps in, grasp the front plastic part of the breaker and pull it straight out, about 10 lbs pressure, it should snap out easily with steady pressure pulling, if it doesn't, leave it alone.

I have been charging $10 per inch on cracks in fridge plastic, cuts in flooring, new chips on tubs/sinks/appliances, for the diameter of carpet stains, and per nail hole in finished woodwork.