[B]Bungling council fixes litter bins so high on to lampposts that most people cannot reach them
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Most is a bit of an exaggeration.
Yes, they are a little high but too high for everyone, no.
maybe if people stopped being short it wouldn't be a problem.
Inb4 "Lol daily mail".
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Dire news indeed
The UN must be informed of this
Really silly idea to put them that high in the first place. :v:
Me being 1.93 meters (Or 6'3" for you americans), find it extremely annoying when EVERYTHING have to accommodate to dwarves. Like Spartan said, people should just stop being short.
Cameron's britain
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That poor lady. :(
daily mail's idea of journalism - just take a picture of people standing next to the thing they disapprove of
What's even the point of putting them higher than they normally are
What's even the point of putting this in the new- oh daily mail
[QUOTE=Generic Monk;41314418]daily mail's idea of journalism - just take a picture of people standing next to the thing they disapprove of[/QUOTE]
With the same bottle of water.
I think it may be a way to stop women, especially elderly women, from throwing away recyclables
[QUOTE=GREN EYGS N HAM;41314157]Me being 1.93 meters (Or 6'3" for you americans), find it extremely annoying when EVERYTHING have to accommodate to dwarves. Like Spartan said, people should just stop being short.[/QUOTE]
It's not accommodating to dwarves, it's tall enough for everyone to use. Does it really annoy you that you just drop things in the bin? Are you expecting the bin to be chest level for you or something?
I seriously don't understand why you're complaining. It makes no sense.
I'm pretty sure they're so high because they sit on the ridge where the post bows outwards to accommodate the electronics. If they attached them any lower the straps would block the door on the other side.
they should be putting that in the fucking recycling the shitlord coffin dodgers
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This puts the trash stench at nose-height.
♫ So I threw it on the ground, you think im some kind of giant?♫
political correctness gone mad i tell ye
dey just tryin to apease the jypse mussies innit
This is a violation of human rights
I love how the commenters are saying this a rubbish article but yet the one about the call to prayer on Channel 4 they were going ape shit and that article [I]was[/I] a load of rubbish.
I love how its images of people who reach it [U]PERFECTLY FINE[/U] but just haven't put their hand up yet
You're screwed if you are either 3 feet tall or had a stroke and can't raise your arms up SLIGHTLY.
Daily mail for you ladies gents. lets give a slow, sarcastic clap.
Maybe they're meant for people who are on a horse?
Maybe they put them so high up to discourage people from trying to throw garbage at the baskets a-la basketball and instead actually having people go and deposit the trash correctly.
[QUOTE=barttool;41315634]Maybe they put them so high up to discourage people from trying to throw garbage at the baskets a-la basketball and instead actually having people go and deposit the trash correctly.[/QUOTE]
no thats stupid
[QUOTE=NoDachi;41314994]they should be putting that in the fucking recycling the shitlord coffin dodgers
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That's actually very true.
This initiative for people to dispose things that can be recycled vs. wasting organic material that can't be recycled like food. By placing these bins higher, it makes the public waste less food and everyone as a result benefits.
There's your Non-Daily Mail news.
They took pictures of people being unable to reach the bins?
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