surely a Darwin award winner

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Shimano105 replied

15 July 2009, 08:25
Maybe it's bin done before but I refuse to believe this rubbish
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wobbegong replied

15 July 2009, 07:45
surely a Darwin award winner

Spookily, it wouldn't be the first "Kiwi/Wheelie Bin" combo.
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Gonzo replied

14 July 2009, 21:56
It turns out that the bloke was a New Zealander and also a PE Teacher.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10584568

I'm saying nothing.
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Sockpuppet replied

14 July 2009, 21:31
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

Should be. Meets all the criteria AND got his own body disposed of too.

There should be a new category of Green Darwin Award, just for him.

Green. There is no way that he was going to get recycled. Maybe they could compost him.
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RichardCranium replied

14 July 2009, 21:27
Originally posted by DSW View Post

surely a Darwin award winner

Should be. Meets all the criteria AND got his own body disposed of too.

There should be a new category of Green Darwin Award, just for him.
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DSW started a topic surely a Darwin award winner

14 July 2009, 21:07
surely a Darwin award winner

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8149151.stm

They've even put stickers on the bins telling people not to climb inside (talk about nanny state). Is this just a local problem?

I wouldn't get in my wheelie bin because it stinks, well ok its not the only reason but it still stinks!
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