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Offline Scarlet Passion

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Litter dropping
« Reply #15 on: May 23, 2007, 02:37:49 am »
I hate seeing people throw litter out of car windows, and chewing gum on the pavements is awful too.
But little old ladies with quavers I'm not sure about.

I agree that littering is bad, and I agree that you shouldn't let her off and even apologise to her just because she's old, but I have dropped crisps and not picked them up as dogs and birds eat them, and I throw crusts and apple cores for birds and such too. But I don't really think of that as littering, more a form of re-cycling. But if I drop anything else I pick it up and put it in the bin.

Maybe if littering could be re-defined and made more place and danger/mess specific, life might be a bit easier?

 

Also will this smoking ban in public places will mean a lot fewer cigarette ends in the street, or will it make it worse as all those people who can't smoke inside anymore all stand outside smoking instead?

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« Reply #16 on: May 23, 2007, 07:37:25 am »
I think we will see more cigarette ends in the street. Outsdide the college doors where I work, there are actually hundreds and hundreds of ciggie ends even though there are proper fire-proof bins for them to be deposited in.
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