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this sign is lovely. i suspect it might be slightly tongue in cheek (since it was no-where near Greenwich). It says (with extra apostrophes):
Have you seen this bin.Substantial reward offered for information leading to it's return
On the 26th July this wheelie bin was heinously stolen from a house in Greenwich by people who obviously have absolutely no respect for the feelings of others. If you have any information about it's whereabouts please call the number below. You CAN make a difference.
CALL [number] - in the strictest confidence
the server turbulence is gradually subsiding. let me know if you spot any weirdies.
i hadn't been to a dentist for about 15 years, but i finally went last week. as expected there was much poking about and i had to have some x-rays done so the next plan of action could be agreed.
yesterday i went for a spit and polish which was not particularly pleasant, but not as bad as i'd feared.
the dentist man let me take a photo of the x-ray which was kind. you can even see my missing front tooth (or not)
usually by reading someone's blog you can build a mental picture of them. in my case you can build a physical picture too with these teeth and my spine bottom
i love this sign. it's been very nicely produced and laminated. it's states it thing (with four exclamation marks !!!!) and even offers advice to would be bin fillers as to how they can find their OWN bin service.
why have i called this item 'past possessive' ? because 'bin' is past tense of 'being' and they are being very possessive of their bins.
i got a very excited email from Mark a few weeks back telling me all about his local bin men. i asked for photographic evidence and here it is ! (i created the animation, so it's probaldy not as quick as this in reality)
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a lot of people ask me what bins sound like, especially at christmas.
Here's a sound clip of a mini-explosion (a lorry dropping something i think) and some nice christmas music
curling is a funkypancake sport. not because i'm good at it though, because i'm not.
beyond brushes, which are an essential part of the game, you also get to wear the most fantastic shoes.
initially they looked like normal trainers:
but you can pull the rubber bottom off (called a 'kipper') and reveal a super-slippy teflon sole, enabling you to whizz about on the ice like a mad thing
this bin appears to be on his way to work with his briefcase under his arm:
whilst this one was trying to sell me his telly:
"i bought this thing, but i haven't got any eyes, and i've already got a radio, so i wondered if you'd be interested in buying it sir ?" were his exact words
a walk in the park:
upsway down (bin headstand):
heading back home:
only squares visit dirt piles: