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Why do people insist on leaving their rubbish bags outside the full communal bins?
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TWOCHOICEStom
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- People don't want rubbish bags in their houses - especially on hot days.
- Most of the places with communal bins are areas with flats. Most flats don't have much space.
- Most of the places with communal bins are areas with flats. Most flats don't have much space.
Why the hell should they?
Wrong-Direction
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- Mar 10, 2013
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correct
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Seagulls + Foxes + Rats + Sun + Humidity = ??
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Telscombe Seagull
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
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Parts of Brighton are usually a rubbish strewn tip anyway thanks to people putting their rubbish out on the wrong day and feeding the Seagulls and the Foxes. Once a black bag has been split open I don't think I have ever seen a householder cleaning it up, it's just ignored and allowed to be blown up and down the road till it's gone.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
We can now hardly sing 'I want to go home... Leeds is a shithole...' etc.
Thanks to council lunacy the centre of Brighton must now be the biggest 'shithole' in the UK.
Thanks to council lunacy the centre of Brighton must now be the biggest 'shithole' in the UK.
rdigs24
Southampton seagull
You've not quite caught up with Southampton yet. We had our Bin strike last summer which resulted in millions of bin bags being stacked up on grass in the less salubrious areas of the place. Some of the local chavs decided it would be a good idea to set fire to these
junior
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We are doing ok around our way. There is no rubbish in the streets yet and householders seem to be doing a good job of keeping waste to a minimum. As soon as you leave the block though there is rubbish everywhere.
I would imagine some of the lower class areas like Moulscombe and Whitehawk are having problems though with people who don't care what their neighbourhood looks like.
I would imagine some of the lower class areas like Moulscombe and Whitehawk are having problems though with people who don't care what their neighbourhood looks like.
SIMMO SAYS
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Richard Tiltmans Shin Pad
Rustingtons' Mr Guiness
RTSP winces, and then hides while waiting for the binfest.......
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Fef
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- Feb 21, 2009
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One knows what one means. Yesterday I told Brabinger to take our household waste produce to the local civic amenity - in the Range Rover mind, not in the Bentley. I instructed him NOT to mix our waste with any of the rubbish from these places which might be there. One has standards to maintain, you know. More tea, vicar?
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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Well its taken 7000 posts but at last you post one worth reading!!! That's quite funny for you
Rowdey
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Bit of an iceberg scenario really - The bags and mess it creates is a daily visual reminder of how important rubbish collection is, to us and the council.
No visual impact, no problem, no solution.
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
But people are idiots unfortunately. Rather than do something proactive with their tiny minds, like even try to get hold of some large boxes to put beside the communal bins, then triple bag their waste, they just throw flimsy carrier bags and shitty tesco value 2 microns thick bin liners in a pile so that their own street stinks of shit and is infested with rats.
Are we really that dependent that we lose bin collections for 1 week and the bloody city goes into melt down. It's pathetic. It shows how desperately dependent many people are. No doubt the same bloody people who complain about paying council tax in the first place.
Glad to see some communities have actually got off their arses, and together have sorted temporary measures out.
The mattresses and tvs also annoy me.