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That bloody van never stops suffering. After the AA 'fixed' it on Monday, I haven't used it until this morning. It got me as far as my son in-law's house four miles away, and died outside their house. Fuel starvation I think. I suspect that whatever they sealed the fuel pipe has caused some sort of blockage, at least I hope that's all it is.
Anyone want a 16 plate Vito? £1000. That is I'll pay someone a thousand quid to take it away :(
lucky white heather steve.. could easy be that or air blockageQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
One of these has appeared at my local petrol station - maybe it's just me, but I'm finding the way the world works increasingly difficult to navigate. I suppose companies use this sort of thing to keep costs down by not having to pay wages to an actual human, I just don't trust this kind of thing. I feel the same about car parking machines that requires payment via an app on your mobile phone.
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Stop the world I want to get off!
And do we really need this? I have a blue wheely bin at the end of my drive, plastic bottles go in that. More eco-friendly than driving down to Iceland to dispose of my empties.
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under the banner of stopping people throwing them all over place, but the folk who do that wont do anything bar throw em away.. its a money making scheme, pure and simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
ours is green bin. blue is for cardboard etc
Our bin for cardboard is brown, pretty much cardboard-coloured. Council have actually made things easier for me, and it will no doubt be unintentional.
brown here is garden waste. dark grey is general waste. cos im disabled the guys come and get it and put it back. i always tip them at xmas/n yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
Our council provides large plastic bags for recycling the plastic. It gets collected every fortnight.
We also have separate sacks for paper and for cardboard, as well as a brown bin for garden waste and a black bin for general waste.
I'm going to tell the council I'm partially colour blind and have short term memory issues so their wheelie bin colours are confusing me and I need addresses on them :).
Whatever bin you use I bet it all goes to the same landfill or incinerator.