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Bridget (
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2004
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12
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15
11:40 am
Current Mood:
Percy
A Present from the Council
I have a bin, my Lord, of the purest
green
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muninnhuginn
2004-12-15 03:48 am (UTC)
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Look after it: the green ones seem inclined to split, whilst the black ones don't.
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bugshaw.livejournal.com
2004-12-15 04:51 am (UTC)
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Aha.
Err - how
does
one look after a wheelie bin?
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hnpcc
2004-12-19 09:46 pm (UTC)
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Generally in my street that involves getting it in before some local hoons decide to do bin races in it.
Mind you, given that my greenwaste bin has now gone missing (*sigh*) I haven't been that successful with it.
I blame the builders next door.
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del-c.livejournal.com
2004-12-15 04:25 am (UTC)
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Our "green" bins are burgundy. This seems to be a Reading branding thing.
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maviscruet.livejournal.com
2004-12-15 04:59 am (UTC)
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and it is with trinkets such as these that I will recycle things and so save the planet.
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alexmc.livejournal.com
2004-12-16 12:24 pm (UTC)
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i jusrt got a copper coloured bin for garden waste. The amusing thing is that I have two large compost bins in the back garden so I have nothing I could ever put in the gareden waste bin.
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Err - how does one look after a wheelie bin?
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Mind you, given that my greenwaste bin has now gone missing (*sigh*) I haven't been that successful with it.
I blame the builders next door.
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