But it doesn't count as littering if you stand it up. I remember that being a thing when I was a kid. Can't find a bin for your empty can? Just pop in on a wall. I'm sure the wind won't blow it onto the floor.I was walking into a shop earlier and a car pulled up outside. One scrote passenger opened the car door and put an empty glass wine bottle on the floor at the side of the car. I noticed it and told him to pick it up. He did so rather sheepishly. I hopefully made him realise what a irresponsible littering **** he was being.
Was in Scotland last week staying in a small village next to the beach. The amount of dog shit on the beach was unbelievable you'd have thought the locals would clean their dogs shit up on their community beach, scruffy bastards.Probably been said before but people who don't pick up their dogs shit, tossers
Lol - not that it is any of your business, but i am 38, have a mortgage on a house worth £500k and about £60k invested in a second property. I have worked full time for the past 18 years non stop, often working 60 hour weeks. I also recognise that the impact we are having on our planet is unacceptable, because i am neither stupid or a ****.
I also recognise that i am part of the problem. My job means i fly all over the world. My carbon footprint is currently ridiculous which is why I am currently looking to downsize my house so that i can live mortgage free and can get a job that pays less but won't damage the world. It will mean that i give up lots of the nice things that i enjoy because it is not sustainable to live that way.
Was in Scotland last week staying in a small village next to the beach. The amount of dog shit on the beach was unbelievable you'd have thought the locals would clean their dogs shit up on their community beach, scruffy bastards.
That's not a stupid little thing. Pure ignorant, selfish, disgusting, chav cvnts!Probably been said before but people who don't pick up their dogs shit, tossers
Is that you, Kes?Craig David.