Hallbopping
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Well tbf you recycled the thread.You're doing your part for the environment recycling the same replies over and over![]()
Well tbf you recycled the thread.You're doing your part for the environment recycling the same replies over and over![]()
That’s the measure of “success” you were looking for with the scheme was it?
What’s next - a deposit-return scheme on the use of paper bags? You’d have even more of such “success” with that![]()
That this even needed to be explained…It was meant as a witty aside.
Never mind, I know humour isn't your strong point.
It was meant as a witty aside.
Never mind, I know humour isn't your strong point.
It was about as funny as toothache but good for youIt was meant as a witty aside.
Never mind, I know humour isn't your strong point.
Well tbf you recycled the thread.
Well said Rox.The ultimate test is whether the scheme is on the whole beneficial to the environment, from a litter pov it surely is but if lads are raiding bins for bottles then we do have a (solvable) problem.
Beyond the hallowed halls of the langer forum it seems to gaining acceptance among normal, well adjusted, civic minded people.
It shouldn't be seen as solving the bigger problem of the amount of plastic being churned out by the drinks industry.
The ultimate test is whether the scheme is on the whole beneficial to the environment, from a litter pov it surely is but if lads are raiding bins for bottles then we do have a (solvable) problem.
Beyond the hallowed halls of the langer forum it seems to gaining acceptance among normal, well adjusted, civic minded people.
It shouldn't be seen as solving the bigger problem of the amount of plastic being churned out by the drinks industry.
Thank you. I like to lead by example.Well said Rox.
Surely the most rational and sensible poster on the PROC. Apart from Mattie of course.
But you knew that already.
