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over a year ago
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"Has sent people working on the bins on a course for getting rid of last numbers of the died.
Ops.
A friend was sent on one last week.
last numbers of the died. what does that mean?
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 I cant figure out what it should be either |
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"Has sent people working on the bins on a course for getting rid of last numbers of the died.
Ops.
A friend was sent on one last week.
last numbers of the died. what does that mean?
I cant figure out what it should be either "
I can't understand it either. Maybe that's why they went on a course  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"last numbers of the died"
This is a Tarantino film currently in pre-production. Spoiler alert! It's about a firm of accountants who are all actually living dead and when their clients attend a meeting to review their final accounts, it turns out to be literally their final accounts and they all end up died. |
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"I think the op meant to say large number of the dead! But I’m only guessing.
As for which colour bin surely it’d be the brown garden waste bin as we are organic?"
Our garden bins are green, recycling brown and that's where it gets confusing  |
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"I think the op meant to say large number of the dead! But I’m only guessing.
As for which colour bin surely it’d be the brown garden waste bin as we are organic?"
That makes more sense.
Grey bin here. But it's not very big. I think legs would be hanging out |
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By *mcouple2Couple
over a year ago
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"I think the op meant to say large number of the dead! But I’m only guessing.
As for which colour bin surely it’d be the brown garden waste bin as we are organic?
Our garden bins are green, recycling brown and that's where it gets confusing "
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By *ee04Man
over a year ago
Thurrock |
"I think the op meant to say large number of the dead! But I’m only guessing.
As for which colour bin surely it’d be the brown garden waste bin as we are organic?
That makes more sense.
Grey bin here. But it's not very big. I think legs would be hanging out"
Think that would be an issue for most bins, and as it wouldn’t be shut the binmen would refuse to take it. |
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By *ee04Man
over a year ago
Thurrock |
"Bin men taking away the dead. Anything for a tip at Christmas. "
I used to always tip them at Xmas but if they knock on the door now the only tip I’d give them is don’t eat yellow snow. |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"I think the op meant to say large number of the dead! But I’m only guessing.
As for which colour bin surely it’d be the brown garden waste bin as we are organic?
Our garden bins are green, recycling brown and that's where it gets confusing "
Our recycling bins are Blue, General waste in Black, food waste in small green bins, and garden waste in Brown.
Good to see all councils have a common approach!  |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
Northampton Somewhere |
"Black, brown and blue. Our council have just bought in a £42 charge per brown bin as well as putting the council tax up 
Not bad if you are allowed to put your dead in them too "
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"Has sent people working on the bins on a course for getting rid of last numbers of the died.
Ops.
A friend was sent on one last week.
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Presumably it's sensible preparedness, just in case.
It would be a bigger disaster if bodies were left to rot in the street because noone knew what to do with them. |
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By *ee04Man
over a year ago
Thurrock |
"Has sent people working on the bins on a course for getting rid of last numbers of the died.
Ops.
A friend was sent on one last week.
Presumably it's sensible preparedness, just in case.
It would be a bigger disaster if bodies were left to rot in the street because noone knew what to do with them."
Read a book years ago “cats revenge a 101 uses for a dead human” this could be a handy book now we’re did I put it |
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