Messy Birmingham

Quote: astoness wrote in post #5

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...no monday collection this week...recycling bin chocca now so im putting recycling in the household bin..not my fault

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I emptied our very full recycling bin at the weekend, just tipped it out on the pavement.

Then I put it all back in but with a difference. All the glass bottles went in first, each one smashing the one before.
Drink and food cans were smashed flat with a big rubber hammer and, although we always squash most of the air out of plastic bottles, this time we squashed them completely flat.

Net result is that there is much less air in our bin leaving it just two thirds full.
The peasants next door leave their plastic bottles full of air and now have bags full of them all over the place.

Quote: Voltman wrote in post #8

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Quote: astoness wrote in post #5

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...no monday collection this week...recycling bin chocca now so im putting recycling in the household bin..not my fault

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I emptied our very full recycling bin at the weekend, just tipped it out on the pavement.

Then I put it all back in but with a difference. All the glass bottles went in first, each one smashing the one before.
Drink and food cans were smashed flat with a big rubber hammer and, although we always squash most of the air out of plastic bottles, this time we squashed them completely flat.

Net result is that there is much less air in our bin leaving it just two thirds full.
The peasants next door leave their plastic bottles full of air and now have bags full of them all over the place.

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That's not very nice I know who your next door neighbour is.

Quote: Voltman wrote in post #8

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Quote: astoness wrote in post #5

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...no monday collection this week...recycling bin chocca now so im putting recycling in the household bin..not my fault

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I emptied our very full recycling bin at the weekend, just tipped it out on the pavement.

Then I put it all back in but with a difference. All the glass bottles went in first, each one smashing the one before.
Drink and food cans were smashed flat with a big rubber hammer and, although we always squash most of the air out of plastic bottles, this time we squashed them completely flat.

Net result is that there is much less air in our bin leaving it just two thirds full.
The peasants next door leave their plastic bottles full of air and now have bags full of them all over the place.

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well you wont catch me going to all that trouble just because the bin men whos job these days is childs play are being too greedy..why should i make their job even easier..