Anger as rubbish left uncollected (From The Argus)

He's just being lazy. He could easily move it to the bottom of the slope once a week (don't believe all that dross about it blowing over) but he can't be bothered.

Lots of people have to put their bins out but they don't run to the press or threaten to break the law.

Much better that the binmen (who have to move hundreds of bins a day already) risk hurting themselves because of one lazy so-and-so

yep stop moaning put your bin out

i thought people had to put their bins at the edge of their property, which in this case is the bottom of the path!

Remember when real dustbin men collected the metal bin from your back garden and carried it to the lorry then brought it back again? Gave them a nice xmas bonus and they said thank you with a smile. If people stopped moaning about what they can and can't do or Oh!! that's to heavy for me to lift, Britain may get back to being a productive nation rather than a lot of twiners.

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Rhodes Seagull wrote:
Remember when real dustbin men collected the metal bin from your back garden and carried it to the lorry then brought it back again? Gave them a nice xmas bonus and they said thank you with a smile. If people stopped moaning about what they can and can't do or Oh!! that's to heavy for me to lift, Britain may get back to being a productive nation rather than a lot of twiners.

My God! What are you saying? Do you want the council to get sued or something?
One day someone will read a history book, see the words "British Empire" and either laugh or think it's some kind of mistake.

Stop being so pig headed and take your bin down you lazy git. What Alan Parsons seems to be forgetting is that he's the one who has to live with the uncollected rubbish and nobody else - certainly not the bin men. A bad case of cutting off your nose to spite your face I think.

I know the person involved there are 4 houses up there and he is in the middle the three others have their bin collected and returned 2 from the top one from the bottom and yes i do not want his bin left outside my house and i do moan. If its not the wind its the foxes and then its left to me to clear up my garden

Ahhh don't be mean kind people of brighton...Maybe he's on sickness benefits due to a bad back lol. and also if the bin is too heavy to pick up...how the eck does the wind blow it over..just a thought.

jesss2012 wrote:
Ahhh don't be mean kind people of brighton...Maybe he's on sickness benefits due to a bad back lol. and also if the bin is too heavy to pick up...how the eck does the wind blow it over..just a thought.

can you push over a tree

No one has to pick the bin up, its on wheels. And the dustcart has its own lift to tip the thing straight in. Having been a dustman 25 years ago when we used to go into peoples back gardens, pick the proper dustbins up by one handle, lift it onto the shoulder, carry it like a swag bag out to the wagon and tip it in with the elbow. I'm not sure who's being the most feeble here, the householder who wants everything done for him or the binman who wants the same. Quite a pathetic story.

uwho99 wrote:

jesss2012 wrote:
Ahhh don't be mean kind people of brighton...Maybe he's on sickness benefits due to a bad back lol. and also if the bin is too heavy to pick up...how the eck does the wind blow it over..just a thought.

can you push over a tree

nope i can't..can you then? is it relevant?

Why should he have to drag his bin anywhere it not a free service the dustman’s wage doesn’t appear out of thin air we pay to have our rubbish taken what happened when the council made changes to their rounds and they had to work after a eleven am they went on strike they are lazy lazy

thevicar21 wrote:
Why should he have to drag his bin anywhere it not a free service the dustman’s wage doesn’t appear out of thin air we pay to have our rubbish taken what happened when the council made changes to their rounds and they had to work after a eleven am they went on strike they are lazy lazy

Ahh you're one of the 'we pay your wages' brigade aren't you? Well as a public sector worker myself I pay my taxes -as do the bin men- so i guess that makes us all self employed doesn't it. It's his property and he should move it into a convenient place for the bin men. If this guy gets away with it then what? Maybe nobody should bring their bins out to make the bin men's job any easier.

nocando wrote:
No one has to pick the bin up, its on wheels. And the dustcart has its own lift to tip the thing straight in. Having been a dustman 25 years ago when we used to go into peoples back gardens, pick the proper dustbins up by one handle, lift it onto the shoulder, carry it like a swag bag out to the wagon and tip it in with the elbow. I'm not sure who's being the most feeble here, the householder who wants everything done for him or the binman who wants the same. Quite a pathetic story.

there is no such thing as a bin man any more ,when the bin men were men they got a Christmas present from the happy home owners ,what we have now is a bunch of lazy dross

martyt wrote:

nocando wrote: No one has to pick the bin up, its on wheels. And the dustcart has its own lift to tip the thing straight in. Having been a dustman 25 years ago when we used to go into peoples back gardens, pick the proper dustbins up by one handle, lift it onto the shoulder, carry it like a swag bag out to the wagon and tip it in with the elbow. I'm not sure who's being the most feeble here, the householder who wants everything done for him or the binman who wants the same. Quite a pathetic story.

there is no such thing as a bin man any more ,when the bin men were men they got a Christmas present from the happy home owners ,what we have now is a bunch of lazy dross

What martyt says is so true every one tipped the bin men at Christmas they deserved it .I wonder how many people still tip the new breed of the lazy bin man it won’t be long before the bin cart pulls up and the poor resident has to rush out empty there bin in the cart before it pulls away

you've got to love the empty headed old dustmen lol they are greasy,stinking so and so's hahahaha they love to make as much noise as they can and block the road on purpose with their stinking dustcarts.typical lazy council workers...you've got to love them lol

thevicar21 wrote:

martyt wrote:

nocando wrote: No one has to pick the bin up, its on wheels. And the dustcart has its own lift to tip the thing straight in. Having been a dustman 25 years ago when we used to go into peoples back gardens, pick the proper dustbins up by one handle, lift it onto the shoulder, carry it like a swag bag out to the wagon and tip it in with the elbow. I'm not sure who's being the most feeble here, the householder who wants everything done for him or the binman who wants the same. Quite a pathetic story.

there is no such thing as a bin man any more ,when the bin men were men they got a Christmas present from the happy home owners ,what we have now is a bunch of lazy dross

What martyt says is so true every one tipped the bin men at Christmas they deserved it .I wonder how many people still tip the new breed of the lazy bin man it won’t be long before the bin cart pulls up and the poor resident has to rush out empty there bin in the cart before it pulls away

lol cor dear don't give the lazy ba****ds any ideas hahahahaha

martyt It will happen one day soon the lazy bin men are getting fatter and fatter and will be stuck in the truck soon

I saw the name Alan Parsons and thought of Al Stewart's manager and then realised that this 'Alan Parsons' probably did not live in Portslade.

It's not the refuse workers fault - it's most likely health and safety legislation. Some of the bin men are excellent and the street cleaner that does our road always goes way beyond the call of duty. You should have some respect for the people that do unpleasant jobs like this. I can't believe the attitude of some people as if they feel they are somehow superior because they don't pick up rubbish for a living. The bin men are essential to your quality of life - fools! However, I feel for the guy in the story as there isn't a suitable alternative place for him to leave his rubbish. I'm sure the council will sort it out, now it's in the paper.

thevoiceoftruth wrote:
It's not the refuse workers fault - it's most likely health and safety legislation. Some of the bin men are excellent and the street cleaner that does our road always goes way beyond the call of duty. You should have some respect for the people that do unpleasant jobs like this. I can't believe the attitude of some people as if they feel they are somehow superior because they don't pick up rubbish for a living. The bin men are essential to your quality of life - fools! However, I feel for the guy in the story as there isn't a suitable alternative place for him to leave his rubbish. I'm sure the council will sort it out, now it's in the paper.

If you and your neighbours took time out to keep your street clean then we could lay off the street cleaner and save money. You should stop being so selfish and make an effort!

Somethingsarejustwro
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thevoiceoftruth wrote:
It's not the refuse workers fault - it's most likely health and safety legislation. Some of the bin men are excellent and the street cleaner that does our road always goes way beyond the call of duty. You should have some respect for the people that do unpleasant jobs like this. I can't believe the attitude of some people as if they feel they are somehow superior because they don't pick up rubbish for a living. The bin men are essential to your quality of life - fools! However, I feel for the guy in the story as there isn't a suitable alternative place for him to leave his rubbish. I'm sure the council will sort it out, now it's in the paper.

If you and your neighbours took time out to keep your street clean then we could lay off the street cleaner and save money. You should stop being so selfish and make an effort!

You are such a boring troll. How's your alter ego Algeria whatshisface?

I do keep my street clean as I don't drop litter - shame others can't do the same. Now feck off back under the bridge and leave the billy goats alone