Backyard burning, understandable recession buster or just plain wrong?

johnr1

So, I know a "guy", who burnt all his garbage of the last two months out back this evening, fine fire it was, still going I think, saved himself 40 or 50 euro in the waste transfer station.
What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

JONJO THE MISER

Sparks43

Best way of getting rid of dead bodies imho

chin_grin

johnr1 wrote: »

.........What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

Bullsh!t. :pac:

Kojak

Sure bonfire night is next week - to hell with the environment....

YouTookMyName

Having to do your washing again because some cunt is burning shite is a pain in the hole.

danger mouse

One of my neighbors did the same thing tonight...The smell of burning rubber and waste in my house this evening after his bonfire would induce strokes, it was that bad..

FlutterinBantam

johnr1 wrote: »

So, I know a "guy", who burnt all his garbage of the last two months out back this evening, fine fire it was, still going I think, saved himself 40 or 50 euro in the waste transfer station.
What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

Was he on 'the other side of the mountain' or what?

Any fcuker who tried that within 300 metres of 'Casa Flutt', would get a well polished Dube planted to the top of the laces in the seam of his nutsack.

Mean fcukers,no problem going down to the beeeewkies and spending the day there, but doing their duty, no way.

Full instep up under the plumbag,with force!! Only answer.


Only language those cunts understand:mad:

Victor

So its no to properly organised and run incinerators with low emissions and yes to backyard burning that belches out all sorts of carcinogins?

im invisible

Sparks43 wrote: »

Best way of getting rid of dead bodies imho

chin_grin wrote: »

Bullsh!t. :pac:

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admiralofthefleet

Kojak wrote: »

Sure bonfire night is next week - to hell with the environment....

its not october already is it?

Son Of A Vidic

johnr1 wrote: »

..What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

A poor one I suspect.

ArtSmart

johnr1 wrote: »

So, I know a "guy", who burnt all his garbage of the last two months out back this evening, fine fire it was, still going I think, saved himself 40 or 50 euro in the waste transfer station.
What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

so, em he was a she?


report them. assuming that is they've no shotguns/ criminal records.

if they have. move.

Wetai

There was an elderly woman living right beside (not ext door, but literally 2 mins away from the back door - there's a small path from the back of our house until you get to the road) that used to burn stuff, probably her rubbish for years (either there wasn't much of it, or it was only some of it), so it's not just a recession thing, just something people do..

Usually a lot of black smoke, though.

MungBean

johnr1 wrote: »

So, I know a "guy", who burnt all his garbage of the last two months out back this evening, fine fire it was, still going I think, saved himself 40 or 50 euro in the waste transfer station.
What class of a bollocks would do a thing like that, damaging the envoirnment outa pure maneness ?

Rubbish burning has reduced dramatically in recent years. Might not be legal to do it but a few people burning bits n pieces every now and then is nothing in the great scheme of things. Its not average joes burning rubbish that fúcks shít up its them massive companies who cant be arsed meeting the emission standards.

johnr1

YouTookMyName wrote: »

Having to do your washing again because some cunt is burning shite is a pain in the hole.

I know a guy with a jeans and tee shirt who needs them washed too:)

danger mouse wrote: »

One of my neighbors did the same thing tonight...The smell of burning rubber and waste in my house this evening after his bonfire would induce strokes, it was that bad..

:eek::o

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Was he on 'the other side of the mountain' or what?

Any fcuker who tried that within 300 metres of 'Casa Flutt', would get a well polished Dube planted to the top of the laces in the seam of his nutsack.

Mean fcukers,no problem going down to the beeeewkies and spending the day there, but doing their duty, no way.

Full instep up under the plumbag,with force!! Only answer.


Only language those cunts understand:mad:

Same side I'm happy sorry to say,
Btw, Any chance of a fiver, I know a fella with a dead cert for tomorrow...:D





* bookies are for knobs

FlutterinBantam

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

A poor one I suspect.

Not poor enough to spend the day in the 'Sheaf of Wheat' skulling pints of lager eh?

:rolleyes:

Wolfe Tone

Sparks43 wrote: »

Best way of getting rid of dead bodies imho

No, it doesnt burn hot enough... A pit and lime is better

FlutterinBantam

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

No, it doesnt burn hot enough... A pit and lime is better

Your lot would know that;)

The auld boghole in Monaghan ......:rolleyes:

Barbeques and bonfires on special occasions, fine.

Being too much of a tight-fisted scumbag to care that you're burning god knows what, and releasing who knows into the atmosphere, boggles the mind. Stinks of ignorance IMO.

johnr1

true-or-false wrote: »

Barbeques and bonfires on special occasions, fine.

Being too much of a tight-fisted scumbag to care that you're burning god knows what, and releasing who knows into the atmosphere, boggles the mind. Stinks of ignorance IMO.

Ignorance imo in this case is not knowing that it will require about 2-3 litres of petrol to be burnt to take the bags to the waste transfer station, where they will use an electric compactor to press it into skips, more diesel burnt to transport it to a landfill, where it will sit, some decomposing into groundwater, some never decomposing, polluting the envoirnment at least as much as in a burn onsite situation. Check out the half life of non-recyclable plastic for example.


*I recycle everything..................and so does "this guy"

Micky Dolenz

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Your lot would know that;)

The auld boghole in Monaghan ......:rolleyes:

Banned

Kojak

admiralofthefleet wrote: »

its not october already is it?

Its done on the 23rd of June...

tippspur

My next door neighbour does the same thing,he never puts out a wheelie bin or a recycling bag ever.Just burns everything up the back garden,not only that but he fcuks things like old washing machines and microwave ovens and the like into the hedges between our two gardens.I often feel like reporting him but if he found out it was me it could get nasty.

LighterGuy

Ah, if someone is burning their own garbage in their own backgarden. Thats their deal.

leave them too it. Its their place after all.

Victor

Skunkle wrote: »

Rubbish burning has reduced dramatically in recent years. Might not be legal to do it but a few people burning bits n pieces every now and then is nothing in the great scheme of things. Its not average joes burning rubbish that fúcks shít up its them massive companies who cant be arsed meeting the emission standards.

There are problems with big companies polluting. There are also problems with people burning nasty stuff in housing estates. Both need to be dealt with.

And what is nasty isn't readily obvious to the average Neanderthal.

true-or-false wrote: »

Barbeques and bonfires on special occasions, fine.

Assuming you are burning things like charcoal and timber. Plastics, paints, tyres, etc., no thank you.

johnr1

tippspur wrote: »

My next door neighbour does the same thing,he never puts out a wheelie bin or a recycling bag ever.Just burns everything up the back garden,not only that but he fcuks things like old washing machines and microwave ovens and the like into the hedges between our two gardens.I often feel like reporting him but if he found out it was me it could get nasty.

That's fair sh*t
There's no cost to recycling, enviornmental or monetary.

Please refer to Flutterinbantams earlier post for appropriate action. :cool:

johnr1

Victor wrote: »

There are problems with big companies polluting. There are also problems with people burning nasty stuff in housing estates. Both need to be dealt with.

Agreed, refer to my location.

And what is nasty isn't readily obvious to the average Neanderthal.

Also agreed, I My "Aquaintence" a'int no Neanderthal though.

Assuming you are burning things like charcoal and timber. Plastics, paints, tyres, etc., no thank you.

My own opinion, recycle absolutely everything you can, Burn the rest.

Washington Irving

Mmmmmm, I see nearly every reply has thanks from the OP...
Yeah, fires are bad

BlueBaron

recylcing is bull****, burn whatever the f*ck you want!!

Dartz

I burn financial information. Statements, Bills, the like. Paper stuff.


Revenue Identity Thieves can't read ashes.

Victor

BlueBaron wrote: »

recylcing is bull****, burn whatever the f*ck you want!!

You? :pac:

Turpentine

Unless it's in a barrel and he's only got a harmonica and a bottle of Nighttrain for warmth it's bad form.

Use a bloody bin like everyone else.

Baraboo

I am not sure of the law in all areas but hereabouts burning any sort of rubish in your back garden is against the law. If you burn anything bigger than a bar-b-que you will be in trouble.

one of our neighbours persistantly burnt garden weeds while they where still green - really had to redo a lot of washing. They got annoyed when the Fire Brigade were called and they had to pay a call out charge.

michaelm

Just for the record burning green waste is legal provided it does not interferewith your neighbours or a public road. Burning anything other than green waste is obviously totally illegal. I live in a rural area and have a large garden which generates a lot of waste - hedge clippings, branches of trees etc. I contacted my local council to find out what the exact situation was and was given the above explanation. Having said that I have recently bought a garden shredder so instead of burning I know have an endless sully of mulch.

smugchik

If you do not have any neighbours living near who will be affected by the smoke, then I don't see what the problem is. Unfortunately, where I live, although in a rural area, helicopters regularly patrol to check that people are not burning anything. For some reason, although I cannot imagine why, it is illegal.

Kess73

Sparks43 wrote: »

Best way of getting rid of dead bodies imho

Not even close to being the best way to dispose of unwanted bodies...

JohnMarston

People burn all sorts of toxic rubbish, if the fumes and smoke wander into my house, making me or my family ill, i got no problem reporting you.

I don't care how frugal you are or what your situation is, or how justified you think you are in doing it, if its harming the health of others thats where i draw the line.

michaelm

michaelm wrote: »

Just for the record burning green waste is legal provided it does not interferewith your neighbours or a public road. Burning anything other than green waste is obviously totally illegal. I live in a rural area and have a large garden which generates a lot of waste - hedge clippings, branches of trees etc.

I don't get it. Green waste decomposes quickly and increases the fertility of the land.

ejmaztec

FlutterinBantam wrote: »

Was he on 'the other side of the mountain' or what?

Any fcuker who tried that within 300 metres of 'Casa Flutt', would get a well polished Dube planted to the top of the laces in the seam of his nutsack.

Mean fcukers,no problem going down to the beeeewkies and spending the day there, but doing their duty, no way.

Full instep up under the plumbag,with force!! Only answer.


Only language those cunts understand:mad:

I don't understand that alien language, so I can't be a cunt.

Rented Mule

Sparks43 wrote: »

Best way of getting rid of dead bodies imho

Not even close !!