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Originally Posted by chav1
well HBC have found yet another way to pi$$ of a small selection of the comunity
in 2 weeks time people who use the clinical waste pick up service will have to put their clinical waste in to the wheelie bins as they are stopping the service
i have just rang them to inform them that after 2 weeks there will be a considerable amount of poop and the cleaning products used to clean up after etc and i am afraid that half my wheelie bin will be full before i even get around to putting rubbish into it especialy if i have a bout of dihorea and asked how are people who have to use incontenace pants taht are a lot larger than what i have to use etc are going to cope
i am just glad that my children are out of nappies or my wheelie bin would consist of nothing but sh1t and pi$$ leaving no room for rubbish
anyway ime off to eat as much curry , brussle sprouts and high fiber products as possible over the next week to make sure the councils inspector has somthing good to look through 
oh and instead of using the thick durable yellow wate bags we now have to use the flimsy black binliners so any poor sod could easily find their fingers in somthing nasty when picking them up
god bless HBC you inconciderate set of bastards 
maybe i can put the overspill into the blue box or maybe strap the white sack to my stomach and walk around with a huge poop sack like horses do or better yet maybe someone at HBC can follow me around witha shovel like they used to do with horses |
I am totally outraged that you are expected to put this waste into your wheelie bin...........What if you, or anyone who has to do this with sharps - needles etc - , does as you are instructed to do and put this waste into your bin, it accidentally gets knocked over whilst awaiting collection and a child is playing nearby and....I don't think I need to say anymore. Also there is a massive health risk for the bin men too. It really does not bear thinking about and I hope you take Micks offer up and get this letter pm'd to Greg Pope.