Cat owners and pet lovers

[DHTiling]

No wheelie bins on site then...:lol:

 

[kilty55]

Our council was one of the first to bring in wheelies on an experimental basis. When it was being argued about about I remember reading about one counciler objecting on the grounds they were big enough to dispose of a body .....watching too many US gangster movies methinks.

scary mate,there was a case last year in dundee where they had killed a local lad and the cops knew he had been put in the bin,,searched the tip for ages but couldnt find him was one in edinburgh last year also where the guy killed his partner and they found her in the bin,,think it happens more than we think scaryyyyy

 

[SandyFloor]

scary mate,there was a case last year in dundee where they had killed a local lad and the cops knew he had been put in the bin,,searched the tip for ages but couldnt find him was one in edinburgh last year also where the guy killed his partner and they found her in the bin,,think it happens more than we think scaryyyyy

Just did a little search on Google and you're right, it does happen quite often. I like how they might murder someone but have the presence of mind to dispose of the body in a responsible manner.

What is the correct bin to dispose of a body in? green, blue, brown? There's nothing about it in the council guidelines.

 

[White Room]

New addition to the house... found her dumped on a site, last week.

How did you know it was dumped, could have been lost:smart:

 

[kilty55]

i know eh,,hey how will we dispose of the body,ah lets just lob him in the wheelie bin:cool3: charming

 

[discountforcash]

very very wrong,,, cats go in the brown wheelie bin ,,,ha

 

[SandyFloor]

i know eh,,hey how will we dispose of the body,ah lets just lob him in the wheelie bin:cool3: charming

You need to do it before rigamortis sets in or else you need a big hammer

 

[kilty55]

urgh sounds horrific sandy:svengo::yikes::lol: