Smokers’ Mess Outside a Pub
I took this picture outside a pub yesterday morning.
Smoker's Mess Outside a Pub
Isn’t smoking a filthy habit! I’m sure the road-sweeper will agree.
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The Anonymous Widower 
One man’s mess is another man’s employment. Perhaps road sweeprs are happy with litter louts as it ensures their future. Not being a road sweeper, i agree and think that smokers should take their rubbish home. It never seems to amaze me that smokers don’t count cigarette butts as litter. If they wer enforced to take theim home, it might tip them over the balance so theiy give up.
Comment by John Wright | March 13, 2012 |
The pub has a litter bin outside and ashtrays on the wall.
Comment by AnonW | March 13, 2012 |
It’s funny that a single pub is responsible for the most of my bike wheels punctures. On the days Arsenal plays, that pub I used to cycle by on my way home always had all the adjacent road space covered with shards from glasses and bottles. Ironically, it’s named “12 pins”.
I changed the job recently and now has another route luckily.
Comment by Yuriy | March 13, 2012 |
Have you reported this to te council?
Comment by AnonW | March 14, 2012 |
Hm, no, and maybe I should have… But I don’t know how that could’ve bee avoided – the road sweepers do their job well and in several hours after the event everything is clear again. And you can hardly persuade fans to be less expressive.
Comment by Yuriy | March 14, 2012
I complained to Islington about the number of signs on upper Street that cluttered up the pavement and the clutter improved. They have a Street Team, who deals with such problems. Suppose it was a less experienced cyclist than you and they fell off in the path of a vehicle.
Comment by AnonW | March 14, 2012 |