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22-02-2008 03:35 PM |
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Nope, the only lesson learnt was that the council or the government or whoever created these fineing laws need to get their priorities sorted ... £75 for a chip wrapper, £30 for a potential life ...
And don't tell me I should be ashamed ... like I've said, a wrapper on the floor is hardly my area's main concern. And like I also said, I know it's not the point, I know it's the wrong attitude etc, etc.
If I lived in a nice place then I wouldn't litter but as I live in a horrible place, I don't see the point.
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Where I live litter is generally OK. It isn't like walking through a dump but there are the odd bits of litter about. There are places near me which include long walks with no bins around. If I'm walking down one of those and its either freezing or my hands are full, the last thing I am going to do is cart an empty coke can down the road until I reach the nearest bin.
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Cart an empty can of coke - OH MY GOD!
Why cant you carry a empty can of coke? To heavy?
Its ridiculous!
Sorry, i am getting angry! :angel:
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Nope, I would just have more important things to carry which I've already mentioned. Hands full and all that :rolleyes: If my hands are not full then I probably would wait until I see a bin.
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Ok, so tell us what you are carrying. I suspect them come in packaging, could you not just put it in their?
What about put the can in a pocket, or simply just hold it?
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4 bags in each hand and your pockets are too small. There is a little bit left that could leak out over your stuff.
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Drink the rest, compress the can, chuck it in a bag. Simple.
And as for bringing in the fact that I have been fox hunting before, that isnt really relevant, its just bringing in something on a completly diffrent topic.
By dropping litter you could potentially, as Kiz mentioned, kill a animal by starvation.
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