Hard Rubbish - What have you found? - Page 2

ThoR_ · 10-09-2006, 06:06 PM

one of my mates got a 58CM TV. With 1 fuse blown!

Boss 260 Ute · 10-09-2006, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ThoR_

one of my mates got a 58CM TV. With 1 fuse blown!

Does it work now?

SiKoRa_eL_97 · 10-09-2006, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ThoR_

Back in high school we went to this guys house who had mass bulk rubbish he was our age about 15. At the bottom of this we found a huge pink DILDO about 35cm long and about 4inches wide. My gosh it was funny and all these porn cd`s and stuff.

Wierd thing is the only people that lived here were this kid. and his GRANDMAR!

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speaking of this once we were at my mates house and we were goin thru his dads stuff (year 8) we found a dildo but it was like a ***** extention thing u put it on ur ***** ever since we hav been giving this guy **** lol

XRated · 10-09-2006, 11:10 PM

It's also a good time for little bastards smashing stuff and dragging half the rubbish across the road.

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4 burner bbq!!! in perfect condition.

That wasn't in Bentleigh East was it??? North Road?

ThoR_ · 11-09-2006, 03:49 AM

Boss 260 Ute yeh works fine ahahah! One time me and a mate were at this guys house we were about 11. In his mums room on the floor was a huge strap on dildo. His mum was having a buisness meeting in the lounge room and he straps it to his head walks out and goes HEY MUM CHECK THIS OUT!!! I dont think i have ever laughed so hard in my hole life.

ThoR_ · 11-09-2006, 03:51 AM

all young kids smash stuff me and mates use2 get TV`s and go drop em off cliffs and stuff. Just tipical kids. I grew out of it at the start of this year and im 19.......hhhhhmmmmmmmmm

Ringo · 11-09-2006, 08:34 AM

^^ Ha ha Yeah - TV's make this great 'pop' sound when the tube get smashed....

11-09-2006, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by HLC

im there! when is the next one?

This week around Sylvania.

I actually had to drive through there for legitimate reasons (To drive from Caringbah Bunnings to Sylvania Kmart to pick up some stuff) Going through the suburb I saw 2 guys carry out a sofa to the side of the road next to some junk. I turned around a few mins later and checked it out. It was in almost perfect condition, except for the cushions missing...

No way I could fit it in the Focus so I had to leave it. Would have been great in the back patio at home :(

11-09-2006, 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Ringo

^^ Ha ha Yeah - TV's make this great 'pop' sound when the tube get smashed....

You can make a tazer from the old style push button channel tvs

11-09-2006, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by EF, What else?

My dad once found a canoe while doing his weekly trip to the tip. Went back that night with my brother all dressed in black to flog it.

Spent about a month patching it up and giving it a new coat of paint, then took it down the creek. Sank like a rock.

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Reminds me of the time me and some friends were crusing around the local streets at around 2am looking for a mate we were picking up. Anyway we find a old steel bathtub around Ambarvale, and thought what can we do with this. Within a few mins we picked up the mate, and were heading towards Austinmer beach (45 mins away) A bathtub on the roof of a Pulsar being held down by the passengers grasp isn't the most aerodymanic or stable thing in the world at 100kmh and seeing a bathtub fly off the roof in the rear vision is a pretty funny thing to see. It acutally got about 4 metres lift before slamming onto the road in a trail of sparks.

Anyway we get down there without too much drama, Plug the drain hole pvc pipe from underneath with an orange had in the car and went about night boating. It went fairly well when loaded with 200kg of people, until the time when you wanted to actually go anywhere. due to the tubs round shape it ended up capsizing a few times in the 300 meters we went and the orange fell out the bottom of it after about 20 mins causing us to abandon ship on the Austinmere sand bank. Salt water soaked and cold, we went back to Campbelltown for a well earned Kebab.

EA2BA · 11-09-2006, 01:09 PM

OK just a question, people do reliase it is illegal to take anything left out for hard rubbish collection without the owners permission.

micksta · 11-09-2006, 04:18 PM

but they're throwing it out ... they must not want it that much if its being thrown out lol

Woz · 11-09-2006, 05:15 PM

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but they're throwing it out ... they must not want it that much if its being thrown out lol

It is still illegal to scrounge, whether these things are being thrown out or not.

1.) Even if it's out on the nature strip, it's still the personal belongings of the residents. It's classed as theft if you just grab something and take off with it. Unless you speak to the owner and ask for permission to take it, it's theft and there are big fines for scrounging, police action does actually take place.

2.) The council pays companies like the one I work for to collect everything that gets thrown out. The more rubbish that gets picked up, the more these companies make. So when people scrounge, the waste companies lose money. It's then looked at as theft from the company. The company goes through the police and that's where the fines and whatnot basically come from.

3.) There's also the fact that some people don't like people scrounging through their crap because although it's out on the nature strip and waiting to be thrown out, it's an invasion of privacy. If permission hasn't been asked to look through it all, the residents of the house actually have the right to press charges over it.

Also, the blokes who get the job of picked the crap up get sick of the knobheads who seem to enjoy going through everything, but appear to have even more fun spreading the crap all up and down the street, making the job harder and also breaking windows/TVs and whatever else.

The Yeti · 12-09-2006, 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by EA2BA

OK just a question, people do reliase it is illegal to take anything left out for hard rubbish collection without the owners permission.

I think testicaly it is, but who cares, I got my son's peddle car from hard rubbish, I painted it in some left over paint form the ZC and gave it a flame job and he loves it I also got a **** loa of furniture when I first bort my house an got married back in 97 I still have an old dresser, my wife caleld me a bin scab when i brung it home but 2 years later she striped the pink paint off it and stained it now it is in my daughters bedroom

Ringo · 12-09-2006, 01:08 PM

^^ That is so cool.....

Yeah my wife called me a bin scab too.....She ate her words when sold some of it and made a few dollars out of it.

No-one and I mean no-one has ever asked me about going through my hard rubbish...Interesting post Wulos

brax · 08-11-2006, 03:26 PM

I think they should legalise it as a lot of people do it anyway, even knowing that it is illegal.