youngoldbloke
The older I get, the faster I used to be ...
The ever increasing use of the word 'around' instead of 'about'. Why are people afraid to be specific?
Also, the word is r'search, not ree-search.When people say the word "schedule" with a hard "c". Find myself, totally irrationally, shouting at the radio, or rolling my eyes etc., etc.
I've lost a few recycling bags and boxes here, probably for the same reason.The bin men collected garden waste today. They picked up my bag, then the neighbour's bag, emptied them and then threw both bags into my neighbour's garden. It really annoys me, they throw the bins back wherever they want, I've lost 2 bags and 1 bin this way. Does it not occur to them that if bags get lost/stolen or taken by accident then the old owner needs to order another one which comes out of the council budget?
How about trivial posts in a serious thread...?When people post non-trivial things on the trivial things thread.
Local council charged for replacements the white nylon bag, £7. Wheelie Bin £50.I've lost a few recycling bags and boxes here, probably for the same reason.
Many years ago, before Calderdale council had organised household recycling collections, I used to take bags of glass, paper, tins etc. down to big recycling containers in a car park in Hebden Bridge. One time I got there just as a big truck was collecting the waste. The operatives were using a hoist to empty the containers into the back of the truck. I shouted at them to stop because they were mixing up all the carefully separated materials. One man laughed and said "You don't think that we actually recycle this stuff, do you?" That was pretty annoying (and shocking)!
2008 when they started "recycling" here. They incinerate enough recycled items to cover a football pitch over 6 inches deep in ash every year. That's nearly nine foot of ash since they started!
But are they using the waste to power turbines? A lot of our waste goes to be burnt to make electricity.Local council charged for replacements the white nylon bag, £7. Wheelie Bin £50.
2008 when they started "recycling" here. They incinerate enough recycled items to cover a football pitch over 6 inches deep in ash every year. That's nearly nine foot of ash since they started!