bibbitybobbityfuck

bibbitybobbityfuck OP t1_jdg07jo wrote

Reply to comment by icedoutskimaskszn in What the hell do I do about a trash bag that has been slashed open when trash collection doesn't get it? by bibbitybobbityfuck

Where were you during the last three trashpocalypses where collection just straight up didn't come until 2-3 days later? I mean, in Kensington, laws are just guidelines anyways, but that was a little much.

Even then I didn't have this bad of a problem lol.

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bibbitybobbityfuck OP t1_jdfzbdr wrote

Reply to comment by NotAJawn in What the hell do I do about a trash bag that has been slashed open when trash collection doesn't get it? by bibbitybobbityfuck

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Feces and needles are things I refuse to deal with because of the biohazard element (also clothes, because, hey, Kensington, heroin does weird things to bowels). I tend to nag my landlord about that, which sort of works. Although I had the fun(?) of coming home to a needle disposal box dumped next to our steps. Literally hundreds of little orange caps. Luckilly(?) no trace of dirty needles, so I could deal with it.

Also, a friendly warning to Kensington people who might be reading this - get your Hep A vaccine. It's actually really easy to accidentally get Hep A around here, if you're cleaning up. Human feces doesn't always stay recognizable, and can become dust that scatters on the ground. A friend of mine who gardens in the area contracted it.

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bibbitybobbityfuck OP t1_jdfyetm wrote

Reply to comment by CozzaFrenzy in What the hell do I do about a trash bag that has been slashed open when trash collection doesn't get it? by bibbitybobbityfuck

Yeah, I put out my bags in the morning, but not everyone can do that. The only reason I do is because I have to be at work at 7:30am.

Also, that's the reason our landlord won't provide trashcans. That, and unattended trashcans quickly meet a fate worse than death in Kensington.

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