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by **Stopper** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:38 pm

s.xkitten wrote:oh stopper...*hugs, and washes the dishes* what would you do without me?

There's plenty more dishes than just what's in the photo, you know. The ones in the living room, main bedroom, and the bathroom, too. Have you done these?

by **s.xkitten** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:40 pm

you bring them to me...and i'll do them...

by **Stopper** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:43 pm

s.xkitten wrote:you bring them to me...and i'll do them...

What, bring them? <Tch>

I'll do it later. Tomorrow, maybe.

by **s.xkitten** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:48 pm

*sighs* alright...that is so unhealthy...

by **gimil** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 4:53 pm

Stopper wrote:No, I have to wash the Coke cans and the tin foil, which is why they are in the sink. I live in a recycling area. It's the law. Not laziness. The law.

They laws to ensure recycling :shock:

what part of the UK are you from

its all lie and propaganda

by **Stopper** on Wed Jul 11, 2007 5:18 pm

gimil wrote:
Stopper wrote:No, I have to wash the Coke cans and the tin foil, which is why they are in the sink. I live in a recycling area. It's the law. Not laziness. The law.

They laws to ensure recycling

what part of the UK are you from

its all lie and propaganda

I may have exaggerated a bit. I don't know exactly how legally enforceable it is, but in practice, the council only take unrecyclable rubbish once a fortnight. So, effectively, you need to do the sorting, or it will pile up.

(The stuff you recycle needs to be washed, and I'm not averse to doing it, to be honest. Well, no, I'm averse to washing dishes in general, but I don't object to washing Coke cans to any greater degree than I object to washing plates.)