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@ Sunday, 29. Jun, 2008 – 19:13:23
It's about time I shut this thing off for the day... but before I do I'm going to leave you with this single thought.
Lots of us love the summer and spending time outdoors... so don't take your crap into the countryside and just dump it for some other poor sod to clean up after you - be a responsible person for once in your useless effing life and take your junk home or dispose of it properly! 
isadora101
Usksider
Pro Seeing this sort of thing always makes my blood boil...
isadora101
I got quite irate not so long ago over a chocolate wrapper. I was at a bus stop when a teenage girl dropped it...I bent down and said, while picking it up, "i'll get that should I"
The girl's feeble reply was "there isn't a bin nearby"
"Put it in your pocket and take it HOME" was my response!!
Usksider
Pro Typical I'm afraid... no vision beyond the end of her nose. 
Disgusting!! I hate litter droppers...Grrrr!! Hope ya well usky {{Hugs}}
Usksider
Pro Me too.... they had their fun, but didn't give a single thought for others. 
A bit stressed to be truthful... but okay otherwise. Hugs are always welcome. 
tylluanpenry
Pro Homo sapiens can be a dirty little beast sometimes....
Usksider
Pro ...and a disgusting slob at others...
CruiseJ65
We were all teenagers once but I don’t remember ever doing this.... I have seen my eldest and his mates do similar at the local bus stop (and much to hubbys disgust, while out on the dog walk, I have cleaned up the next day after them!!) I think I am a responsible adult / parent and I have done my very best to raise my children to be civilised human beings but..... What is happening today in the world of the teenager? I’m sure I have exhausted all my logic reasoning!! Sanity…Please…Anyone? :/
Usksider
Pro It may be a mistake to assume this mess was left by teenagers... it's in a family area close to a children's playground... and yes there are beer bottles and beer cans, but also soft drink and juice containers... a family with young kids perhaps?
Sadly parts of our society seem to have a "who cares" attitude to anything and everything. My daughter (now 21) got punched and kicked a few years ago for suggesting a group of fellow teenagers dumped their rubbish in a bin as opposed to the street. The lesson she learned that day was not to confront a group of rabid youth.
Let's not forget though it tends to be people well passed their teens who drive car loads of trash to the countryside to fly-tip.
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A gentle reminder now and again never goes amiss Usky!!