Yes.I repeat I dont care as long as I'm not charged or have to use the stupid machine.
Glad to see you've caught up.
You are definitely not annoyed by a "stupid" machine that you do not use.
Yes.I repeat I dont care as long as I'm not charged or have to use the stupid machine.
Glad to see you've caught up.
Correct. why would I be?Yes.
You are definitely not annoyed by a "stupid" machine that you do not use.
Tough.
Times change and move on.
What about all the guys that you always seem to know that rented out DVD's, sold Fax Machines or home telephones?
The people in Mizen just head into Schull or Skibb and re-cycle their cans and get their money back the next time that they do their shop like everyone else.
They are not stupid.
Sound_y turning into Danny Healy-Rae right before our eyes.
The people in remote areas still have to drive a distance to do their big shop, They can return the bottles then,
Less litter - tick
Changed behaviour by consumers -tick
Proactive attitude to recycling - tick
Right-wing cunts triggered - tick tick tick...![]()
Works fine for me. I don't have a recycling bin, so it's easier for me to bring it to the supermarket when shopping, than go to the dump.
If your pal's recycling business is effected by the loss of what is being Re-turn, then his business model wasn't great in the first place.Ah, so when you're caught out in your false claim your answer is "Tough" - well that's alright then
My pal was recycling long before it ever became popular or profitable. He got into it 40+ years ago. And that's the Green's answer to someone who's strived might and mane to recycle and have others recycle is it - Tough!
It is in its hoop.
Ireland had close to 100% private refuse collecto1rs handling this recycling.
Ossian Smyth and his fellow fu*kwits have repeatedly mentioned Germany as the example to follow with this initiative.
He omits to mention that Germany has 47% municipal waste collection.
It was an unnecessary scheme and emblematic of the seen to doing something kind of thinking the muppets in the Green party specialise in.
If I'm going to the shops I'll bring a bag and get rid of the bottles, but once they start to clutter the place during the week I get frustrated and throw them in the recycling
I brought over a massive bag one day and got a measly €2 for my troubles, not worth being seen walking across town with a big bag of rubbish like a complete pleb
Bottle deposit return system = rise of the NazisLot's of 1930s germany ticks there alright