What to do with extra rubbish in your wheelie bin.

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#1349679 22-Jul-2015 09:41

half full or half empty: well it nothingness as brushed off by everyone became a problem because the margin of error (of non payment) was obliterated by the cheeky neighbour who is still none the wiser.

maybe place all his letters on the top of the bin next week so that when they opened the bin they will get a shock.

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#1349680 22-Jul-2015 09:41

DizzyD: Was the bin half full or half empty?

Neither was the bin half full or half empty, it was just not the right size bin.

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#1349683 22-Jul-2015 09:53

joker97: half full or half empty: well it nothingness as brushed off by everyone became a problem because the margin of error (of non payment) was obliterated by the cheeky neighbour who is still none the wiser.

maybe place all his letters on the top of the bin next week so that when they opened the bin they will get a shock.

As a deterrent I'm thinking of booby trapping the wheelie bin with a Gas Fog Horn. So on Sunday night I put the bin out and disable the trap first thing Monday morning just before collection. If there was any unsolicited access to the bin, I'm sure there will be 'Code Brown' moment.

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#1349684 22-Jul-2015 09:58

Sorry Jimbob79. I promise I will never touch your rubbish bin again

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#1349712 22-Jul-2015 10:36

kiwitrc: Kill their cat.

Hopefully their surname isn't Schrodinger ...?

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#1349718 22-Jul-2015 10:50

SepticSceptic:
kiwitrc: Kill their cat.

Hopefully their surname isn't Schrodinger ...?

https://goo.gl/Z7e7VC

I would post the image but not sure about copyright issues.

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#1349737 22-Jul-2015 11:58

kiwitrc:
SepticSceptic:
kiwitrc: Kill their cat.

Hopefully their surname isn't Schrodinger ...?

https://goo.gl/Z7e7VC

I would post the image but not sure about copyright issues.

LOL ... ain't laughter the best medicine

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#1349795 22-Jul-2015 13:53

I'm reminded of an episode of One Foot In The Grave where Victor gets a skip in and wakes up to find someone has dumped a car in it...!

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#1349798 22-Jul-2015 13:56

mattwnz:
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Jase2985:
Geektastic: Just dump it outside the council offices...

its got nothing to do with the council though.

You miss my point.

What do you think the Council's reaction to illegal fly tipping of rubbish (with identifying paperwork as to the 'owners') would be?

Well if it is this council, probably not too much.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/wairarapa/70254313/featherston-ecohouse-dream-stymied-by-illegal-dump
I guess illegal duping becomes a police matter. But would you report duping to the police? It seems quite a kiwi thing to do. We had neighbours across the road put stuff in our bin, luckily we got it on video, so took the bag out and just put it outside their fence and they took it back. Would also recommend some form of video surveillance, as you can buy hunting cameras quite cheaply these days. Just make sure you don't point it at other people properties, and you are only recording areas within your own property, as it becomes a privacy issue if you are recording onto other peoples.

Yes - that is precisely the sort of ineffectual "not my problem" response I have had on a number of things from SWDC.

Never mind - they are all up for borrowing millions at ratepayers expense to build a new community centre we do not need.

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#1349825 22-Jul-2015 14:35

jimbob79:

Doh!. "refuse". One of my downfalls in life with mild dyslexia, refuse and refuge would spell the same for me.

I would expect that one of the more challenging aspects of dyslexia is the constant need to explain to everyone that you have dailysex.

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#1350011 22-Jul-2015 19:27

Not sure what you should do, but I can tell you what a vindictive a-hole would do.

I have a friend who goes to bed early and wakes at 3:30am every day and plays games until dawn. Weekdays, weekends - it matters not - he sits in his man cave which sits hard up against a shared walkway. The person in unit 4 had a habit of coming home at 5am and throwing various fast food wrappers, bags and scraps in his bin. He didn't care all that much until the same neighbor chased his cat with a water pistol one day so he 'dog pooed' the underside handle of his wheelie bin lid - right where your fingers sink into to lift the lid.

Sure it was a little annoying to clean the bin with the hose, but he can still hear the sweet memories of her wailing, crying and dry heaving outside his man cave window. One can only imagine that she somehow got it all over her face. Whatever the case, she never put rubbish in the bin again which was a shame, because he genuinely didn't care. He loved that cat though.

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#1350013 22-Jul-2015 19:37

Pets are precious!

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#1350075 22-Jul-2015 21:28

jimbob79:
DizzyD: Was the bin half full or half empty?

Neither was the bin half full or half empty, it was just not the right size bin.

It was full. Just different proportions of rubbish and air.

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#1350076 22-Jul-2015 21:29

michael001: Not sure what you should do, but I can tell you what a vindictive a-hole would do.

I have a friend who goes to bed early and wakes at 3:30am every day and plays games until dawn. Weekdays, weekends - it matters not - he sits in his man cave which sits hard up against a shared walkway. The person in unit 4 had a habit of coming home at 5am and throwing various fast food wrappers, bags and scraps in his bin. He didn't care all that much until the same neighbor chased his cat with a water pistol one day so he 'dog pooed' the underside handle of his wheelie bin lid - right where your fingers sink into to lift the lid.

Sure it was a little annoying to clean the bin with the hose, but he can still hear the sweet memories of her wailing, crying and dry heaving outside his man cave window. One can only imagine that she somehow got it all over her face. Whatever the case, she never put rubbish in the bin again which was a shame, because he genuinely didn't care. He loved that cat though.

He deserves to be New Zealander of The Year.

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#1350077 22-Jul-2015 21:31

My neighbor use to put her rubbish in our wheelie bin. I just let it slide. Eventually she died of natural causes.

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