I like to picture Jesus in a tuxedo T-Shirt because it says I want to be formal, but I'm here to party.

Job creation right there.

namegoeshere: It's not the govermnent in my garbage I fear. It's the identity thiefs. I try to always shread, but who knows if I miss one.

I called the Sherrif once about two guys digging in my garbage. Turns out, as soon as it hits the curb, even if it's still in your driveway, it's up for grabs.


^this.

Labour start the practice, Conservatives promise to end it. Conservatives win election and practice continues and indeed expands, Labour denounce the practice.

One of these days I pray that everyone in the country will just snap and realise what a complete crock of shiat this entire corrupt political system has become. I know it's been said for a long time, but is it me or is it so blatant now that you have to willingly put your head up your own arse to not see it?

What kind of retarded cockmonkey would not only defend government practice, but also chastise those who seek to call out corruption in government? It's the same over here as it is in the USA, an essentially 2 party system with almost no practical difference between them. It seems that the only differences exist in propaganda pieces, and these days they put no effort into them.

We're doomed.

Last time I remember the cops searching the trash where I live they found a wallet,shoes and either bloody clothing or a bloody towel connected to a murder case. All because a very mentally ill women called the police screaming about dead bodies being every where and overflowing from the dumpster. I remember clearly the cop who got in the dumpster finding them,getting back from them saying "I'm not touching this" and then they took the dumpster. Otherwise then that I think it'd be hilarious if they actually did that to try to find evidence against the people who live here,enjoy searching through even a days worth of garbage from 18 apartments let alone a solid week.

Remember these key words: crosscut personal shredder.

I empty mine in the recycling bin, which is an open bucket that sits outside and gets rained on. Rain and shredded paper make pulp.

wildlifer: iheartscotch: OH NOES; they be searchin my garbage!

Most places in the US have laws on the books stating that the city owns whatever you put on the curb to be thrown away. So, yeah, the 4th amendment does not apply to anything you throw away. You are essentially relinquishing any rights you had to that object by throwing it away.

So if I put my used tires and frig out by the curb, it's now the cities problem to deal with? I think the revenue officers would disagree.

If they want to look, give them something to remember you by.. Your magraget thatcher sex mask should do nicely.

Just put a "for sale sign" on the frig and someone will steal it. problem solved.