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Posted by Misty Kitty on Jul-26-2004 08:36:

stealth bin mission

We had a major clear out of ex housemate�s crap that they had left behind over the weekend. Ending up with about 25 bin bags full, not to mention x3 mattresses, all manor of pieces of wood, a rusty bike and car parts.

As it was bin day today we decided it would be good to get them to take all the bin bags. Fearing that they would not the decision was made to partake in a stealth bin mission at around 10.00pm to deposit the bags that we could not fit in our bin into those of the surrounding houses.

Mission completed 10.15pm

Next mission to shop to get celebration ben and jerry�s.

The Result:

On our return from the shop we witnessed the 2 houses opposite returning the bin bags to the front of our house, 3 in total. I was shocked to say the least. Yes maybe a little cheeky to use their bin. However, I really thought they especially would appreciate to have the eye sore of the rubbish dump that became our front garden to be removed. Even more pissed off by the fact that the lady had already been sifting through the junk and taking bits home with her. I almost felt obliged to knock on her door on that time of night and ask for them back.

I think what the final straw for me was that they actually made me feel bad for trying to clean our street. And now have no wish to see my neighbours.

Are people really that precious about a bin and the use of it for their rubbish disposal only?


Posted by Frase on Jul-26-2004 09:41:

hahaha

their bin is their territory

you crossed into it



Posted by Cru54d3r on Jul-26-2004 12:03:

old people are strange

ive felt bad in the past even contemplating throwing a can into some1s green wheelie bin when there has been no sight of a proper bin incase someone is watching and takes great offence and comes out running to give me some verbal abuse and return my can


Posted by Coup on Jul-26-2004 21:37:

hahaa thats a quality story


Posted by Ste on Jul-26-2004 21:51:

tbf, for all they know you could be putting a bomb or dead body parts in their bin...


Posted by Streakfury on Jul-27-2004 00:25:

Re: stealth bin mission

quote:
Originally posted by Misty Kitty
Next mission to shop to get celebration ben and jerry�s.


Fish Food flavour for me please.


Posted by tu_face on Jul-27-2004 13:29:

i think it is actually against the law to use someone elses bin without permission...

but yeah, bin there (get it? ), done that, got the t-shirt. only we were proffesional about it and took them on to the next street's bins to avoid repercussions, and dumped quite a few of them in the big spa bin at the end of the road!

moral of the story:

1) take them on to a different street, then if they remove the bags, you don't care as its not your street.

2) do it later than 10pm, wait until they are in bed (we did our covert mission at about 2am). that way they won't notice you doing it and won't know any different


Posted by Misty Kitty on Jul-27-2004 14:43:

illegal, thats dumb if so.

Well there is now a brand new empty script around the corner of our road,

we have the following for it

1xbike
2xschool chairs
2xdouble mattresses
1xsingle mattress
1xdesk
1xdouble bed base
1xbunch of flat wood
3xboxes of stuff

how unsubtle will we be now?


Posted by DRM on Jul-27-2004 17:58:

haha we had to do this twice this year at uni. one time with 60 bags! we werent quite as professional as jeff n his merry men, but we did do it at 4am while on pills which was amusing. and there were no repecussions, so yeah i reckon the timing is the key


Posted by kr00t0n on Jul-27-2004 18:00:

skip wasnt empty when I walked past it at 5pm


Posted by Technaut on Jul-27-2004 18:19:

ah, this reminds me of the phantom bin user on Neighbours


Posted by DRM on Jul-27-2004 19:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Technaut
ah, this reminds me of the phantom bin user on Neighbours


and this reminds me how scary it is when people actually remember years old story lines on neighbours


Posted by Ste on Jul-27-2004 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by DRM
and this reminds me how scary it is when people actually remember years old story lines on neighbours



Posted by tu_face on Jul-28-2004 16:29:

i never cried so much as when harold "died", he was my role model as a child.


Posted by Misty Kitty on Jul-28-2004 16:45:

quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
i never cried so much as when harold "died", he was my role model as a child.


i love him now he's back though, especially after his stroke

drinking eyeing up ladies etc its great tv. I could of gone home by now, but i didnt want to miss neighbours so im wathcing it here at work.


Posted by Kinuvan on Jul-28-2004 20:08:

ahh stealth bin missions... great days..


Posted by tu_face on Jul-29-2004 08:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Misty Kitty
i love him now he's back though, especially after his stroke

drinking eyeing up ladies etc its great tv. I could of gone home by now, but i didnt want to miss neighbours so im wathcing it here at work.


gah, i wish i had a tele at work i would never miss quincy again


Posted by DJAntSmith on Jul-29-2004 14:13:

ha ha. Thats ace!


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Jul-30-2004 01:47:

harold died? WTF.
are we talking years ago or now?
i love neighbours but dont get to watch it now


Posted by tu_face on Jul-30-2004 08:53:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_FRAZ
harold died? WTF.
are we talking years ago or now?
i love neighbours but dont get to watch it now


i can't believe how crap your neighbours history is!

years ago, everyone thought harold was dead, but in the end he had just been washed away by a big wave or something, and about 5 years later he came back!!!

i suggest you do some reading up:

http://www.lassiters.net/haroldcp.htm


Posted by DJ_FRAZ on Jul-30-2004 08:56:

quote:
Originally posted by tu_face
i can't believe how crap your neighbours history is!

years ago, everyone thought harold was dead, but in the end he had just been washed away by a big wave or something, and about 5 years later he came back!!!

i suggest you do some reading up:

http://www.lassiters.net/haroldcp.htm



thats why i said are we talkin years ago!!!

i used to watch it back in the day with kylie =]
i was only about 5 :/


Posted by tu_face on Jul-30-2004 14:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_FRAZ
thats why i said are we talkin years ago!!!

i used to watch it back in the day with kylie =]
i was only about 5 :/


ok, i will let you off


Posted by Streakfury on Jul-30-2004 15:36:

A couple of days ago I was emptying one of the houses we've got up in Middlsbrough (coz we're doing them up), and we went to clear the junk from out garden into the big green bins they've got out the back, and someone had literally emptied their house into the alleyway at the back!! There was everything there, from beds to worktop surfaces, sheets, sofa's and loads of other crap. They'd put it all the way round the alley, blocking off about 10 people's back gate to the alley, lol!!


Posted by Spin Doctor on Jul-30-2004 16:47:

When you put your rubbish out on the street to be collected, it officially becomes property of the queen as soon as you leave it.


Posted by tu_face on Jul-30-2004 22:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Spin Doctor
When you put your rubbish out on the street to be collected, it officially becomes property of the queen as soon as you leave it.


thats handy to know for next time.. does she keep it with her swans?


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