What goes through peoples' heads
Monday, September 19, 2016
Firstly; have you ever seen anything so middle class? Someone leaving a Camembert on top of a bin. But the main point of this post. I do wonder what goes on in peoples' heads. Why would you leave a cheese (box) on top of a bin?! Why not put it IN the bin, it's clearly not full. It's closing in on being as unfathomable as people who bag up their dog's poop but leave the bag in the hedge. I saw a lady lob a bag of it over a low hedge at Sandringham Country Park once (it wasn't the Queen); we were far enough behind that she didn't notice our presence and for a moment I thought I'd holler at her for such dreadful behaviour, but words failed me and I let it go. It still bothers me that I didn't challenge her malpractice.
Littering. Of wrappers. Also baffling. On what planet has it ever been acceptable to chuck a half eaten takeaway out of a car window? Its disgraceful. Fly tipping has to be the worst; people just dumping sofas, fridges and whole loads of rubbish by the roadside. I just can't understand how people can sleep at night.
Put things in the bin, take loads to the tip or rent a skip. It's that simple.
Sophie
Littering. Of wrappers. Also baffling. On what planet has it ever been acceptable to chuck a half eaten takeaway out of a car window? Its disgraceful. Fly tipping has to be the worst; people just dumping sofas, fridges and whole loads of rubbish by the roadside. I just can't understand how people can sleep at night.
Put things in the bin, take loads to the tip or rent a skip. It's that simple.
Sophie
4 comments
Oh my goodness! All of this, all of this!!
ReplyDeleteTotally agree!!! My blood really boils when I see what the animals (only word for them) who live near me and near work dump. It us disgraceful. And those who spit! Utterly vile! This gross man ate half a barbecued chicken and chips on the train (like an animal. Sound effects and all)and got up to leave the train, leaving his detritus on the floor. I'd sat through the abysmal eating and so I said, "Excuse me,you've left your rubbish on the floor." And he mumbled and picked it up. Good thing he didn't thump me one, you never can tell in East London. I got smirks and appreciative smiles from the rest of the carriage.Xx
ReplyDeleteFirstly, I thought the cheese still had cheese in. It's so lazy and so disrespectful!
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