Lazy Binmen

pipinfort

pipinfort

Pillar o' t' Community
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i live on a small cul-de-sac and every bin day sure enough all the residents put out their bins, facing the right way, on the curb etc as instructed,then about an hour before the bin wagon arrives a man who i can only describe his job as being a `fluffer`(now thats a term for you to look up!) lol, collects all the bins together and dumps them at the end of my drive totally blocking it, obviously so the hard working binmen have less ground to cover, the bins are then dumped back in front of my drive and are left there for the rest of the day. how annoying.i remember once of a day binmen had to collect the bin from where ever it was.. down you`re drive, back yard etc and they would even take black bags....wow, they are payed to move wheelie bins , i am not so i`ll be on the phone to get this obstruction moved.:mad:i know i might sound like a grumpy sod but well i suppose i am......do you`re job binmen!!
 
pipinfort i dont think yer a grumpy sod, had a problem with the binmen re-wheely bins,a couple of months ago, they left next doors wheely in front of mine, so i moved next doors into the back n got mine, was just putting it in the yard n a real nasty piece of work (bin man) shouted at me not to leave a bin in back, as i had intended to put it back in front of next doors, i gave him a real gobfull n said words to the effect that i was n if he didnt shut it i would,:D that is more grumpy i think than you could ever be.;)
 
What a bleeding cheek,,, i thought ours were A lazy lot just clutering up the pavemement ,instead of putting them back on the drive,,,,:mad:
 
and they`ve refused to take my sister in laws cardboard today because its neatly bundled up in a black bag!!!! WHAT??? who do they think they are?
 
I often have to play hunt the wheelie bin on bin day because ours can end up being left anywhere after they've emptied it.
 
You lot really need to get yourselves a council leader living in your neighbourhood.:D

As I've said many times, backed up by Neil, the collection servive in Ossy can't be faulted, and they even send a man round the next day to sweep up any stray rubbish, and bins are always returned to where they were left.
 
Mine isn't. I keep it by the front door of the stairwell (flats).
My bin never gets more than a quarter full, so I don't always drag it to the roadside verge for emptying, but the binman does, and then I have to drag it back, because he doesn't put it back where he got it from.
I'm not complaining - not much effort needed
 
my bin is taken from the back gate, the bin men are always friendly (i am usually stood out side having a fag) i always get my bin back and my recycling bags are put on my door handle... i have no problems with my bin men
 
i too have never had any complaints with the bin men. i think they have quite a hard kob and there just trying to get on with it.
 
It's nowhere near as hard a job as it was in the days of metal bins full of ashes which had to be lifted and tipped manually into the truck. It's a doddle these days in comparison.
 
kathleen_firth said:
i too have never had any complaints with the bin men. i think they have quite a hard kob and there just trying to get on with it.
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What is a "kob"? I hope you meant job and not knob :rolleyes::D

How can wheeling a few bin's about be classed as hard work? It was harder work when they had black bags to carry about.
 
its not exactly a fun job tho is it? i feel sorry for the guy up at the tip that has to root round other peoples rubbish to make sure its in the right place... he must smell great at the end of the day...
 
No job can ever be as hard as mining coal - which many of the last generation did.
Whenever I hear a man complain about his job I often reply 'better than working in the pit'
 
my friend was a bin man, in the days where they held onto the side of the waggon instead of getting in and out everytime, he feel off and under the wheels and lost his leg.... he didnt get any comp because the council said they told them not too....
 
My binmen come to my back door and take the bin and empty and bring it back to my back door. Im on the assisted scheme .. so no need for dragging it up to the gate and leaving it out, they come and drag it up there and drag it back.
 
Do you have a letter A painted on your bin? I have heard about this provision for the disabled. I might qualify, having arthritis in neck and shoulders.
 
my cousins baby is disabled and they dont qualify because she is not disabled... she cant leave the baby alone but still has to drag her bin to the end of the back street...
 
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