New house small wheely bin - Page 2

klaatu · 28-05-2008, 17:21

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Originally Posted by American Dream

Hi John,

Well I know what I'd do.

Take the large one with me and replace it with the small one.

It's a good idea, but I'd be careful. At best, they'll refuse to empty it, and at worst they'll fine you. Actually, since you can get fined now for not having the lid on your bin closed properly, they may even lock you up or shoot you for putting out a non-approved wheely bin.

Edit: Sorry, should read properly, just spotted it's the same village!

Steve

Road Runner · 28-05-2008, 17:40

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Originally Posted by Johns_Cross_Motorhomes

John & Irina (Road Runner)
2 Great Danes (Amy & Bruno) where is ARFUR?

In the small wheelie bin

There both about 14 stone each and would get one in the large bin even.

Arfur no problem but Bryan head might stick out if he's Arfur on his shouder

theboadacea · 28-05-2008, 17:41

ahh .. but have your bins been 'chipped' yet?

Round here they can apparently read the chip and tell who is wasting what and what you had for dinner last week including what it weighed. Surely they would be able to tell that the bins have undergone a wifeswap and moved a few hundred yards up the road?

Suppose you could deny all knowledge and blame it on the local yoof playing bin tricks because they do not have a yoof club to loiter around

ksebruce · 28-05-2008, 17:54

Hi John, some councils will try to help if there is someone in the house who has a medical problem. Might be worth trying.

Geo · 28-05-2008, 18:04

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Originally Posted by ksebruce

Hi John, some councils will try to help if there is someone in the house who has a medical problem. Might be worth trying.

Some councils are very helpfull even putting holes in your Motorhome for your BBq Point

Geo

bigfoot · 28-05-2008, 18:11

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Originally Posted by Geo

Some councils are very helpfull even putting holes in your Motorhome for your BBq Point

Geo

Thats happened to mine did you get any comeback from the council?

ksebruce · 28-05-2008, 18:11

Not quite what I had in mind George.

Funny enough there was an article in our local rag last night about someone having trouble with rubbish collection. The councils response was that if someone in the house has a medical problem then they would take a sympathetic view and help out.