OK, what git stole my recycling bin?
I’ve only had it four months, and it’s not like anybody would have taken it accidentally, not with the size of the street number I painted on it.
Blargh.
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Crime scene: Bentleigh
8 replies on “Crime scene: Bentleigh”
My bin used to get knicked on a regular basis then I would have to provide a statutory declaration in order to receive a new one. A major bloody pain on both points.
They’re really handy for builders. Just keep an eye out for a bin travelling around in the back of a trailer.
Sometimes I despair of the human race.
I once used a wheelie bin as a rain-water tank. Implant a satelite tracking device in the replacement :)
You were taunting them with the number painting dealy, Daniel. Taunting!
Once a bin was stolen from the Tullamarine/Calder Upgrade site. It was a disaster.
CLEANAWAY had to send out another bin.
Mine got nicked on a very regular basis – I even tried painting on “Bad Karma attached” but it didn’t work.. I feel your pain.
Bentleigh not a den of criminals after all…
It’s bin night.
Someone finally noticed “their” recycle bin didn’t have their street number on it, and have returned it to my driveway. It’s got some of their recycling in it, but otherwise it’s pristine.
And thus my…
Nothing good happens to people who paint numbers on things. Sesame Street told me that.