Dumping Bins -> I'm the victim

Sarky · 03-08-2004 10:48AM

flogen wrote:

would that just be the sweetest mob justice?

If the boards.ie population all dumped their stuff in his garden, and left him a letter saying 'dont fuck with a boardster'.

Naturally, that would be a bad idea, and could get the admins in trouble for allowing such a thing to be organised on their site... but a man can dream... yes, a man can dream

flogen

Would a stern letter from everyone be illegal too? Think of the amount of junkmail. It'd be like the internet IN REAL LIFE!!!!!

Cabaal · 03-08-2004 01:26PM

If the council won't do anythign then subscribing him to every mailing list you can EVER find will do the trick, not to sure what you could do with his phone number, maybe just post it randomly on websites

flogen · 03-08-2004 01:39PM

Cabaal wrote:

If the council won't do anythign then subscribing him to every mailing list you can EVER find will do the trick, not to sure what you could do with his phone number, maybe just post it randomly on websites

no, no, no... I've heard the best thing to do is post his/her mobile number on a few personals websites, with perticularly kinky/freaky interests (but common enough to get interest going). Something like 'I want to watch you with my girlfriend' kind of stuff would probably get some pervy interest... Or so I've heard, anyway...

Anyway, soon afterwards, their phones should be clogged with dirty old men ringing up saying 'what are ye wearin?' while rubbing themselves... they should end up changing their number (a bit of hastle for them), and you'd be untraceable...

flogen

ChipZilla · 03-08-2004 01:41PM

If you had his credit card bill, all manner of things could be sent to his house for him...

Sleipnir · 03-08-2004 01:43PM

ChipZilla wrote:

If you had his credit card bill, all manner of things could be sent to his house for him...

Hey that's true too. It would be hard to convince his bank it was fraud if the stuff was being ordered & shipped to his own address!

scargill · 03-08-2004 01:55PM

a few years ago a friend of mine who lives in the country (ish- few miles outside Naas) noticed a car pull up and dump black bags of rubbish into the ditch down a lane beside his house. Its a common problem. He decided to follow this guy back to his house to see where he lived. He went back home, got his trailer and filled it with as many black bags as he could find in the ditch and brought them to the bastards house where he proceeded to kick rubbish all over his lawn! Yer man freaked - but what could he do ?

Don't get mad - get even !!

Cabaal · 03-08-2004 02:16PM

scargill wrote:

a few years ago a friend of mine who lives in the country (ish- few miles outside Naas) noticed a car pull up and dump black bags of rubbish into the ditch down a lane beside his house. Its a common problem. He decided to follow this guy back to his house to see where he lived. He went back home, got his trailer and filled it with as many black bags as he could find in the ditch and brought them to the bastards house where he proceeded to kick rubbish all over his lawn! Yer man freaked - but what could he do ?

Don't get mad - get even !!

Agreed, its certainly limited to what he could do to your friend
But he could try non-the-less so its not that safe

MadsL · 03-08-2004 02:30PM

Photograph the rubbish pile, make a word doc with a "Mr Joe Bloggs Rubbish was illegally dumped in my bin" headline - Fax it to his workplace and ask them to put it on the staff notice board. Then photocopy it and put through all his neighbours letterboxes.

Borzoi · 03-08-2004 03:07PM

Last weekend someone thoughfully dumped their rubbish outside one of works warehouses, later that day the local scum bags torched the the rubbish burning through the electrical mains to the building. So we sifted through and got details of a company and an individual.

Litter warden came out and said he'd prosecute both, the individual case will be small but the company will be fined a minimum of €2500, if they cant prove they disposed of the waste properly.

On a side note: Now that Fingallers have to pay per bin, why do we not have bins that can easily be fitted with a lock of some sort????

ChipZilla · 03-08-2004 03:24PM

Borzoi wrote:

On a side note: Now that Fingallers have to pay per bin, why do we not have bins that can easily be fitted with a lock of some sort????

Cos the council don't care.

'Fraid it's a DIY job.

ChipZilla · 17-08-2004 11:29AM

Hey Pimp Ninja, you ever hear any more about this?

Dumping Bins -> I'm the victim

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