I've often said that it is up to the waste industry to move Britain into the 21st century on recycling. Legislative pressure and social dynamics of ethical businesses and brands demanding more sustainable solutions to the "waste" they produce will only go so far. Without the waste industry providing the services through logistics and processing, there will be nothing to buy. The net effect of this can be summarised with a single service that, as I write this, at 11am in the MGR office they have presented themselves in front of my eyes over a dozen times in the shape of oversized bread bins on wheels bearing the ominous lettering: General waste bin.

Sometimes I like to put the bin on my head and have a nap. The new kitchen bins make this an unrealistic option and I'm very unhappy about it.

George is rambling on again..

The bins have been taken out a bit like me on a Friday

The bins have been taken out a bit like Fils mum on a Friday

Binbinbin I identify as a bin G have you please done tomorrow's billing yesterday please let me know regards Paul Stephen Fry likes bins too Binbinbin

This is the toughest period I've faced since I've come out as a gay helicopter.

I don't want people to notice me mincing around the office even more :'(