Da thread....do you dare come in da house?

LilacLillie

Thanks so much FC, just caught up as you posted
Off to try fingers crossed
LL

midwinter

These wheelie bins leave a lot to be answered for!

Ours on our access road are always being blown over, bottles/cans/rubbish blowing down the street.

One neighbour has a streetlight outside his property, and he's resorted to using bungee cords to tie his wheelie bins to that, so that they don't blow over.

tweets

Caught up again so can say Good Afternoon

(((X))) tinyshoes take it easy.

Post Office jobs done had to wait in long queue only one assistant on. You are lucky if you go in and both windows are manned.

Then went Mr A's and used my APG from the receipt I wombled the other week from between railings on way to Mr T :T

Nannylala enjoy your rest with your friend in the caravan

cjj_2

Bananababe wrote: »

thankfully not in scotland. We try to avoid day light robbery !

Sorry that's right Bb, just for England and Wales. Hth

Bananababe

midwinter wrote: »

But if it's a minute every day, that's a lot of time over a year. Time that could be spent on ones own garden.

Would nark me if my access was left like that

Therefore it would have only taken about ten seconds for binmen to put them in correctly. This is a service we pay for its the least you can expect really.

No its not acceptable Snap-Ant

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midwinter

Bananababe wrote: »

Therefore it would have only taken about ten seconds for binmen to put them in correctly. This is a service we pay for its the least you can expect really.

No its not acceptable Snap-Ant

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Proof that they didn't?

When the bins are empty they are easily moved/blown over by the wind.

I have a second wheelie bin for general rubbish that appeared about a month ago, next to my own.

It does have the number of the house painted on it. I could take it back, but equally, after a month, why hasn't the person who's bin it, come looking for it yet?!

Bananababe

cjj wrote: »

Sorry that's right Bb, just for England and Wales. Hth

No apologies hun. Its just one of those great things about scots law I love. There are a few things like that, I sit and watch these programs and say Aye well it doesnae happen up here !! We are quite particular about money laws.

There is a reason spanners were invented .. tae get a fifty pence out of a scotsman hand :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Bananababe

midwinter wrote: »

Proof that they didn't?

When the bins are empty they are easily moved/blown over by the wind.

I'm not certain but think maybe Snap wouldn't have posted this if it was a result of wind. Just a theory.

Besides you sound a little aggrieved, perhaps a direct connection to the refuse dept in some fashion. Again just a theory.

It was just my opinion Midwinter feel free to ignore it

karlie88

Bookmark 6800 +/- 10 posts for naughty people deleting their comments.

See yaz later.

In between clinic.

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Queenriderbrekke

Afternoon all x