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Putting rubbish in other peoples bins.
mummypigget
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Have you ever done this or is it something you wouldn't ever consider doing?
I as because our bins get full enough every 2 weeks but on occasion I have had extra rubbish and I just know I end up with a back log. Now I don't trawl the neighbours bins for space but on bin day when all the bins are lined up together I have on the times I have had an extra bag just popped it into my neighbours bin
Does that make me abit gross? I wouldn't mind if someone put an odd bag in my bin if I ever had the space.
I as because our bins get full enough every 2 weeks but on occasion I have had extra rubbish and I just know I end up with a back log. Now I don't trawl the neighbours bins for space but on bin day when all the bins are lined up together I have on the times I have had an extra bag just popped it into my neighbours bin
Does that make me abit gross? I wouldn't mind if someone put an odd bag in my bin if I ever had the space. 0
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I would have throttled the Bastards who did it.
Thats disgusting!!!!
I am not surprised you wanted to kill them! :mad:
Oh yeah, the bins were emptied this morning and the woman who lives on her own had put her bin out and there was barely anything so I put one bag in it, tied up.
No I wouldn't. I might ask though. You can order bigger bins 'family sized ones' they're called.
But I think its downright rude to simply put something in someones property without a by your leave .
With 3 kids and a garden, sometimes our bins are quite full. Our neighbours (a retired couple) have always said we can put stuff in their bin if we're struggling. We always double check though - it's just polite.
Wouldn't just dump stuff in someone's bin without asking though.
Thoughtless.
One, they don't put it in properly (some things not bagged up) and considering how petty the council are getting these days, it'd be just my luck to get a fine because of somebody else's lack of consideration/stupidity.
Two, the bin collection round here is ridiculous and unreliable. A few weeks ago, some cheeky tw@bag had filled up my bin so there was no space for the bags I needed to put in. I ended up having them stuck in the house for nearly a week thanks to that. I'd've taken them out, but again, with my luck I'd probably have been caught/reported and fined for it.
One of my neighbours put some well-ragged old rug in my bin - even when my son told her not to! I went out there and dumped it right on top of her own bin - and it was gone the following week. Exactly.
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THIS .
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What I do mind is someone else 'borrowing' my bin if I'm at work when the bin lorry comes round. This has happened so regularly that I now have a small sized back up bin as well as a normal sized one. Well, I would have a small sized back up bin if some some git hadn't 'borrowed' it last bin day. :mad:
How do you know it was their kids, it could have been someone else's that had been dumped in their bin and they then dumped them in your bin
Just take them out and leave them on the pavement,they're not your bags,not your problem. And if some council busybody tries to fine you for flytipping or whatever tell em to f**k off and let it go to court where any judge or magistrate with even an ounce of common sense would throw the case out.
I'd be p155ed off if my bin was getting full by some one elses rubbish!!
Why would you care though? What detrimental effect would it have on your life
What really made me mad though is when we hired a skip 2 months after we bought the house and our new neighbours 3 doors away dumped all their crap in it. In broad daylight too !
We had a word with them and have not spoken to them since.