Where can i sell a wheelie bin?

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Mat said:
Just out of curiosity, why is your friend moving into a tent and not a flat/house/boat?!
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Hes currently in a toys r us box up at cranhill park in carntyne, so the tent is a bit of an upgrade its more spacious and waterproof but without an increase in council tax. Moving up the housing ladder economically!

It looks like the plan to sell his bin is humped though, seems he had several bins and they all caught fire or something :confused: Strangest thing.
 
MaxP779 said:
Hes currently in a toys r us box up at cranhill park in carntyne, so the tent is a bit of an upgrade its more spacious and waterproof but without an increase in council tax. Moving up the housing ladder economically!

It looks like the plan to sell his bin is humped though, seems he had several bins and they all caught fire or something :confused: Strangest thing.
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so so close to an epic wind up only to get the wrong park :)


if only you had said Hogarth park you would have had me up there with a chib hunting for him :)


cranhills park is more Greenfield or the slightly less warzonish end of Carntyne
 
dannyjo22 said:
They will replace them if they break it, how do you know they give you one for free. Moved into a new property recently?
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2007 if you count that as recent, but even so, my council does not charge for wheelie bins and £20 for a replacement if you break it yourself - or for lost or stolen apparently. First bins are still free though, as are additional ones where they are required because of the size of the household.
 
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Delta12 said:
so so close to an epic wind up only to get the wrong park :)


if only you had said Hogarth park you would have had me up there with a chib hunting for him :)


cranhills park is more Greenfield or the slightly less warzonish end of Carntyne
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Ah well, its the first thing i saw on google maps :p
 
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