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By private contractors, said this was a very viable business on a post here a couple of years ago.
Most of you mugs didn't believe me!
Most of you mugs didn't believe me!
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Adrian Chiles cheating on about recycling, typical BBC. It's no longer your problem, bypass the councils
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Chirping, he's chirping like a fat toad.
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The entrepreneur may have got the idea from reading my post on here, very good.
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Pikey's been running this enterprise for decades, except when you say 'taken away' this usually means fly tipped a few miles up the road on a scenic country lane.
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shirley a better and much more profitable scheme would be to pay to have people taken away, rather than rubbish.
Start with Adrian Chiles, then all of BBC, then anybody on the left, then Betfair's IT dept (who can't even get the clock change right, FFS - every time!) ... actually everybody except those I like. |
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: ) it's legal, the councils and the leftists don't like it.
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Wot ... legal to have people taken away.
Do you have a contact number or web site? |
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Bins being collected only once every three weeks in some parts of England, maggots...in the bins
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It's good if you live in flats, you don't have to worry about this problem, communal bins, no one knows whose bin is whose, councils know they can't persecute the great unwashed.
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Mis-read and thought it said ****s.
And thought that people were paying to have any ****s in their steet taken away in bins. Prob in Luton, or Bradford I thought ... they don't like ****s apparently. |
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Flats I lived in a few years ago, the bins were a disgrace, seagulls scattering everything and down the pavements. Councils didn't say anything, a lot of immigrants in my block of flats fit that has nothing to do with anything
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wow, I cant say f@ggots!!!!!!!
f@ggots f@ggots f@ggots FFs get back to working on the clock ... f@ggots are meatballs, morons |
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The bins were outside, they couldn't even get the residents to put them out onto the pavement, the bin men had to get them, councils knew there was no possibility of people listening to reason. Probably for the best, don't encourage them and they go away
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If at all possible never buy a flat. It's ok to rent it's easy to leave when the neighbours become intolerable
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except for the hottest months in south east England , bins should only be collected once a month - overloading of a bin suggests a family of pikeys
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