What the feck have you done today?
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Like astroturf then
I wish, cost me more than my first house.
Was that ya assistant or supervisor wroughty
We call 'em "Working Dogs" here in Blighty Chiz
"Woofer" used to be a Golden Retriever, but after six years he retired having retrieved no fookin' gold at all, so he went back on the tools
Paid for my pre-planned funeral this morning .
Attenders get free chips
Attenders get free chips
This delightful white Tesla LB75DVU with the owner presumably a devout environmentalist parked in the parking area between my warehouse and the unit next door last Sunday.
You can see @7.30 pm just prior to arrival there is no rubbish around, just leaves on the ground. The car is there for about an hour and as you can see takeaway waste is left behind. Luckily the cctv recorded it all including the moment when the rubbish was thrown out.
I absolutely hate littering and fortunately at the council office there is a like minded employee so I'll send the footage. Based on previous incidents the owner gets a letter from the council and a visit from the police as littering is an offence. Often the people who park here out of hours visit for sex and drugs and rock-'n'-roll and often with someone other than their regular partner so i suspect the atmosphere at their home must be nice.
My only concern about reporting this type of incident is always the possibility that the offender may cause trouble but i fucking hate littering! I appreciate its small scale littering in the scheme of things but that's not the point.
You can see @7.30 pm just prior to arrival there is no rubbish around, just leaves on the ground. The car is there for about an hour and as you can see takeaway waste is left behind. Luckily the cctv recorded it all including the moment when the rubbish was thrown out.
I absolutely hate littering and fortunately at the council office there is a like minded employee so I'll send the footage. Based on previous incidents the owner gets a letter from the council and a visit from the police as littering is an offence. Often the people who park here out of hours visit for sex and drugs and rock-'n'-roll and often with someone other than their regular partner so i suspect the atmosphere at their home must be nice.
My only concern about reporting this type of incident is always the possibility that the offender may cause trouble but i fucking hate littering! I appreciate its small scale littering in the scheme of things but that's not the point.
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I find bricklaying easy and might eventually turn pro.....
I get the same in our farm gateway. Nappies, condoms, fast food litter, cans and bottles, Rubble, garden waste and on two occasions dumped cars! They also urinate there too.
On the occasions that I've caught them littering they get very defensive try my patience further with lame excuses. Grrr!
at last my solar panels got installed today
There have been a couple of recent incidents in working hours.
The first involved what turned out to be a working girl and her client. She kindly offered to pay to use the parking space and enquired if she could rent it on a regular basis. I said no but wonder would the company balance sheet be better if I had allowed her to. Maybe she has friends in the same game and it could have been a good income stream ?
The second one I saw throwing food waste out and then get in the back of the car with his " friend" . I went straight over and pointed to the cctv and said clean it up or I`ll report you to the police. To my surprise he apologised, cleaned up and then left presumably heading off somewhere a little quieter.
Change the chain on the ground for a stinger
We have a chain on the ground already as you can see in the pictures, it stops the scum bags parking outside my unit. I suggested to our neighbour they we move it along to block their space too but they don`t seem bothered. Surprising really as their staff occasionally have to wade through used baby wipes and condoms as well as take away food waste and the odd drug paraphernalia. Not very nice.Change the chain on the ground for a stinger
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Do you have any unmissable signs up telling everyone entering that they are on security cameras? Should put at least some off entering.
Already in place plus police signs too. There are 9 other units on the estate and we all have the same intermittent problems. I`ve suggested barriers to the estate that come down at 8.00pm and go up at 6.00 am so more than covering usual warehouse use. Some of the other tenants agree but the owners won`t give permission. I might suggest an onsite overnight security guard which across 10 units I suspect would more than pay for itself in reduced insurance premiums.
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When we were riding to the Ducati Factory on a monday morning we got lost and ended up in a residential area. It was about 10.30am and raining. There were prostitutes out waiting for business - it didn't seem that bad an area, but it was adjacent to an industrial estate. We turned round in a lay by and my mate got a condom stuck to his tyre, it flung off after a few yards and only just missed hitting me.
One of the tarts was a stunning black girl...the rest no so much.
One of the tarts was a stunning black girl...the rest no so much.
Today I actually spoke to a neighbour. Almost unprecedented.
I spoke to Steve who owns a very nice looking Royal Enfield adventure bike of some sort (he said it was 400cc-ish). It looks immaculately maintained and substantially modded. We jawed about the joys of running lesser-powered bikes. He takes his on light trails and rides nearly every day (putting me to shame). Impressive as he looks like he is nearly eighty years of age (maybe that's due to hard mileage though
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He told me about his electric bicycle, his three-wheeler mobility scooter and his "off-road mobility scooter" - I am going to have to get more details on that one cos it's a head-scratcher for me. We both own cars that rarely turn a wheel.
Nice bloke.
I spoke to Steve who owns a very nice looking Royal Enfield adventure bike of some sort (he said it was 400cc-ish). It looks immaculately maintained and substantially modded. We jawed about the joys of running lesser-powered bikes. He takes his on light trails and rides nearly every day (putting me to shame). Impressive as he looks like he is nearly eighty years of age (maybe that's due to hard mileage though
)He told me about his electric bicycle, his three-wheeler mobility scooter and his "off-road mobility scooter" - I am going to have to get more details on that one cos it's a head-scratcher for me. We both own cars that rarely turn a wheel.
Nice bloke.