Anyone know how these bins get around?

by MedsDeaf

37 comments
  1. Bro’s just doing what we’re all trying to do – move to a better neighbourhood. Don’t be a grass and tell the local council. One day bro will get to Mayfair. And yes, he uses his wheels.

  2. Reminds me of a Croydon/Lambeth bin that emerged somewhere in Africa, can’t remember where but definitely overseas

  3. No but its always refreshing to see Grace of Grace cock flavour soup fame advertised outside a shop.

  4. I moved into a flat a few years ago and the previous tenant took the wheelie bins with when moving out. Thought it was bizarre. Can’t quite remember the details, but between the council and the landlords new bins got sorted at no cost to me.

  5. It’s like a modern retelling of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

  6. One of my biggest regrets is that once I saw a Lewisham bin, a Greenwich bin and a Bexley bin all chilling together at the side of the road, and I didn’t take a photo as evidence. So there’s definitely something strange going on

  7. This is the postcode wars version of a Trojan horse, you should’ve been there earlier you missed all the excitement

  8. TBH, the fact that they make you pay for a replacement one if it gets damaged or stolen, means I’m taking mine with me when I move….

  9. lol, Right? Just a bin chasing the dream! Maybe it’ll start a trend. 🗑️✨

  10. Down in Bromley the council don’t provide wheelie bins, but they will collect them if you ‘buy your own’.
    This leads to an abundance of cross border bin movement, I can do a 15 min walk near my house and see bins from Croydon, Lewisham, Greenwich, Bexley, and there’s even a special guest appearance from a welsh one too….

  11. Chaos! Cats and dogs living together! The very laws of space and time shattered!

  12. It’s like spotting a car with a foreign numberplate on the motorway.

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