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emamum 03-12-2007 16:38

Re: wheelie bins
 
i doubt they do anything about it, sure it would have been in the paper if anyone had been arrested for stealing a wheelie bin :rofl38:

Neil 03-12-2007 17:29

Re: wheelie bins
 
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well we have two, and theres only three of us that live in the house........... we robbed the 2nd one haha :D

thats the way to do it LOL :D

Except that the person whose bin was stolen may well have had to fork out for a new one. :(

only if its their second replacement willow;)
ya get it free if you need a replacement, but the second time ya have to pay:(

I have thought of 2 points here,

1. The bins are tagged so they will know who you stole one off. I am not sure if it can really be classed as stealing anyway. Maybe more like inappropriate use of Council property ;)

2. I would never agree to pay for a wheelie bin unless I had incorrectly used it. It is not my bin it belongs to Hyndburn Borough Council. I use it as they instructed, out by 7am or the night before and back in on collection day. If someone want's to steal HBC's bin while I am following HBC's instructions then how can it be my fault?

emamum 03-12-2007 17:31

Re: wheelie bins
 
are they tagged???? where is it, what is it for?

Tealeaf 03-12-2007 18:14

Re: wheelie bins
 
I'm suprised that no-one in Hyndburn has come up with the idea of a neighbourhood rubbish offset scheme, similar to the carbon offset schemes which now appear to be everywhere.

All you do is find a neighbour who not a bone idler, who does not waste time and money buying tons of packaged thrash from Asda and is prepared to accept all your rubbish in his/her otherwise empty wheelie bin, and in return you pay 'em dosh - say ten quid a week.

The solution is simple when you know how.

BERNADETTE 03-12-2007 18:22

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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 500125)
are they tagged???? where is it, what is it for?

There is a chip in them Em, it is just under the rim at the front.

Neil 03-12-2007 18:22

Re: wheelie bins
 
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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 500125)
are they tagged???? where is it, what is it for?

Yes they are. It is to stop thieves.

Tealeaf 03-12-2007 18:24

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There is a chip in them Em, it is just under the rim at the front.

Yeah, they're easily dug out with a stanley knife.

beechy 03-12-2007 18:27

Re: wheelie bins
 
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 500146)
Yeah, they're easily dug out with a stanley knife.

but im afraid its against the law
defacing council property ;)

Tealeaf 03-12-2007 18:29

Re: wheelie bins
 
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Originally Posted by beechy (Post 500149)
but im afraid its against the law
defacing council property ;)

No problem. If anyone asks what happened to your bin chip, just say the Gypo's nicked it.

WillowTheWhisp 03-12-2007 18:38

Re: wheelie bins
 
It's a pity the paper sacks aren't tagged. We never get ours back. I'm fed up of having to keep going to the town hall for a new one.


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