Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little
Posted: Thu May 11, 2023 10:44 am
There's rarely a queue my local tip, does take me a while before I leave the place though.
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Our's didn't they were doing it by postcode each day and also by car reg.Horse wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 10:42 am During covid, our local 'recycling centre' introduced a booking system.
It's great - never any queues.
Ours still have it, they made it permanent.Horse wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 10:42 am During covid, our local 'recycling centre' introduced a booking system.
It's great - never any queues.
That's how it works here. There's a sort of designated place on each street/Road to leave stuff.Taipan wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 11:08 am I just dump it in the road and report it to the council. They collect it for free then!![]()
When i bought my vamperbus the filthy bastard who i bought it from was living on it and left a clarty old sofa next to his cooker. It was covered in all sorts of filth. I dragged that out and dumped it in the lane next to my house with some other shit i wanted rid off. Same as you i reported it as fly tipping and it was gone the same day. Its the futureTaipan wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 11:08 am I just dump it in the road and report it to the council. They collect it for free then!![]()
Some fooker dumped some tyres on the green over the road to me. I did my but for the community and took them to the tip but they refused to let me dump them citing them as commercial waste. I said wtf am I supposed to do with them. He said put them back and ring the council and they'll collect them, but don't get caught putting them back or you'll get done for fly tipping!Felix wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 7:20 pmWhen i bought my vamperbus the filthy bastard who i bought it from was living on it and left a clarty old sofa next to his cooker. It was covered in all sorts of filth. I dragged that out and dumped it in the lane next to my house with some other shit i wanted rid off. Same as you i reported it as fly tipping and it was gone the same day. Its the futureTaipan wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 11:08 am I just dump it in the road and report it to the council. They collect it for free then!![]()
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I've had that in the past after doing 3 cars in one weekend, was accused of trying to tip 'industrial quantities' at a domestic tip.
Same. Plus they want proof of address to prove you're not an interloper from over the borough border. Last time I got asked what was in the back I could tell the bloke didn't give a monkey's and wasn't in the slightest interested so I replied that I had 'a dead 'orse and some spent nuclear rods' to which he replied, 'Bay 5, mate'.MingtheMerciless wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 3:16 pm We too have the "Tip Taliban" who will mercilessly interrogate you about what you're dumping,
We’ve got a hawk on a stick……..and sometimes a real one with a handler.KungFooBob wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 12:50 pm Does anyone else's local council tip have chickens?
There's a very handsome rooster always hanging out near the ramp to the non-recycleables at Goldthorpe dumpit.
Our tip charge 2.50 a tyre.Taipan wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 7:26 pmSome fooker dumped some tyres on the green over the road to me. I did my but for the community and took them to the tip but they refused to let me dump them citing them as commercial waste. I said wtf am I supposed to do with them. He said put them back and ring the council and they'll collect them, but don't get caught putting them back or you'll get done for fly tipping!Felix wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 7:20 pmWhen i bought my vamperbus the filthy bastard who i bought it from was living on it and left a clarty old sofa next to his cooker. It was covered in all sorts of filth. I dragged that out and dumped it in the lane next to my house with some other shit i wanted rid off. Same as you i reported it as fly tipping and it was gone the same day. Its the futureTaipan wrote: Thu May 11, 2023 11:08 am I just dump it in the road and report it to the council. They collect it for free then!![]()
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I have the car back in the condition I dropped it off and £500 poorer, I'm not sure whether to be grateful or suspicious it happend when the workshop had it. I now need to book it in again for the service and brakes it should have had today.Mussels wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 2:42 pm I put my car in for a service this morning, they pointed out it was due an MOT soon so I said to do that as well.
When the MOT place had it they called the garage and said a 'not charging' warning had come up on the dash, garage got the car back, the battery was flat and they couldn't detect alternator voltage at the test point in the wing.
It was fine when I dropped it off this morning, how the hell does an MOT cause all that?
If I'm lucky I'll get a working car back today minus a few hundred quid and still not serviced.
I was asked for proof of address a couple of years ago but I didn't have any. Fortunately they let me tip my stuff anyway. Since then I've made sure I take some ID, nobody has ever asked to see itgremlin wrote: Fri May 12, 2023 3:28 pm Plus they want proof of address to prove you're not an interloper from over the borough border. Last time I got asked what was in the back I could tell the bloke didn't give a monkey's and wasn't in the slightest interested so I replied that I had 'a dead 'orse and some spent nuclear rods' to which he replied, 'Bay 5, mate'.