#41

Yeah it’s before 10 now isn’t it, mildly annoying week that transition was.

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#42

If there’s one thing I hate, it’s being mildly inconvenienced with mah bins

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#43

Do you remember when everyone went mad for shredders? Must’ve been like 2005 or something when they really hit the mainstream and you couldn’t move for people telling you you need to shred stuff and going on about shredder models.
Bet all those people feel silly now that bank statements are all online. Can’t shred the internet, can you? Needless to say, I had the last laugh.

#44

Without a shredder, how will you get the turtles?

#45

What?!
Is this to do with those plastic holders that multipacks of cans come in? Cause you can just use scissors to cut them up

#46

Can also just tear them up pretending you’re the hulk

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#47

I shred the internet every day with my razor sharp wit.

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#48

I guess this is more of that ol’ timey stuff from before your time

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#49

Shredder there ahead of the whole mask game. Good to see.

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#50

!⃝ This claim is disputed by official sources

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#51

I SHRED THE INTERNET. BY A LOT.

#52

, defending Billy Corgan,

#53

Oh no someone might find out my address by going through my bins

What is the open (edited) register?

The open register, also called the edited register, contains the same information as the full register but is not used for elections or referendums. It is updated and published every month and can be sold to any person, organisation or company for a wide range of purposes. It is used by businesses and charities for checking names and address details; users of the register include direct marketing firms and also online directory firms.
You can choose whether or not to have your personal details included in the open version of the register; however they will be included unless you ask for them to be removed. Removing your details from the open register will not affect your right to vote.
Individual electoral registration means that for the first time many people may be making a choice whether or not they wish their personal details to be included in the open register. Some may also be unaware of the choices made on their behalf in the past.

#54

Ran from 1987 - 1996.

I’m so old.

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#55

It’s still younger than me in that case

cries for lost youth

#56

Kermo, if there is one thing you’ve established on here it’s that no one touches your gaff’s bins apart from you.

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#57

Ah mate, honestly. Tonight’s the night as well, might start stretching now.
Y’know, I bumped into one of my neighbours in the hallway the other day (figuratively, pandemic n that) and I opened my mouth to bring the issue up and she had the brass neck to get in there first to compliment my jumper. Honestly, just stood there thinking “you bitch, you lovely, lovely, nice person.”
Stitched up like a kipper. Furious.

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#58

You need to put a notice up in the shared bit. Has to be in comic sans and be passive aggressive with spelling mistakes

“This is a commonial space and the bin fairy has died so if you want your reffuse taking away I may suggest taking the bins out”

Summat like that

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#59

‘I refuse to move your refuse for you. J’accuse, you refuse refusers.’

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#60

I tipex out important stuff and replace it with redacted

C(redacted) E(redacted)
(redacted) lower (redacted)
G(redacted)
SK(redacted) 7(redacted)

Takes ages but well worth it for peace of mind

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