Wheelie Bin Thiefs
Imagine stealing a wheelie bin, 50 quid it cost me when I moved in and some scoundrel decides to lift it from the back alley today. Due to the fact I was brought up in Portadown, I borrowed another wheelie bin. I sneaked it in the back gate just now under cover of darkness and have 'rebranded' it shall we say. I'm a bit mental me!!
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I would make some feeble Bin Lad-en joke, but honestly, I am too tired.
Posted by: mwk | April 27, 2004 11:29 AM
I went down to my Grandmothers grave on Sunday and noticed that somone had stolen the holder that sits inside the urn for the flowers. Dirty rotten bastards. I do have some morals so I just went home and cut a coke bottle up, shoved some stones in it and used that. But what sort of dirty bastard would steal /anything/ from a grave?
Posted by: SWM | April 27, 2004 12:23 PM
What is a wheelie bin?
Posted by: Emily | April 27, 2004 08:41 PM
Anyone wanta buy a cheap wheelie bin that I just happened to purchase from some kid called Bin Lad-en in Belfast recently for 20p?
Posted by: Phil | April 27, 2004 09:42 PM
Emily:
http://www.icoplastic.co.uk/uk/Prod_Summ_2Wheel.htm
Posted by: mwk | April 28, 2004 03:49 PM
Oh. A trash can. Though "wheelie bin" does have a much more poetic ring to it.
Posted by: Emily | April 28, 2004 04:13 PM