Grave thoughts

I never read the leaflets they give with the mag they go straight in the recycle bin

I never read the leaflets they give with the mag they go straight in the recycle bin

I don't even undo the plastic bag. The whole lot goes straight in the bin, unless I remember to give it to my neighbour for litter for her cattery.

I must admit I do enjoy reading the mag I don't read if from cover to cover but I pick out bits of interest such as places to visit and reviews of motorhomes etc also I like the letters section but maybe I shouldn't say that too loud lol

Spriddler, apart from the flyers which most magazine contain, how do you know the magazine isn't worth reading if you put it straight into the bin?

Do what I did, take yourself from the 'Mag delivery' list. It can be done on line, no Mag & no bumph

I never read the leaflets they give with the mag they go straight in the recycle bin

I don't even undo the plastic bag. The whole lot goes straight in the bin, unless I remember to give it to my neighbour for litter for her cattery.

No need to add to your areas recycling, just put a tick in the appropriate box in your Profile.

Spriddler, apart from the flyers which most magazine contain, how do you know the magazine isn't worth reading if you put it straight into the bin?

Whenever I did flick through in the past there was nothing of interest.

50% adverts. I know what I need so if I want something I don't wait until I see an advert.

Nature and tourist board cribbed articles, usually with a half page filler colour photo of a Robin in snow or boats in a harbour.

Sycophantic letters swooning over sites, wardens, Green Flag or criticising dog owners, parents, shower-lingerers, puddles on the pitches..........

I've no need for chewing gum for the eyes to pass a wet day all the while there's still fluff that needs picking out of my jacket Velcro.

Oh well at least you can now officially opt out via your profile instead of wasting any more trees.

I never read the leaflets they give with the mag they go straight in the recycle bin

I don't even undo the plastic bag. The whole lot goes straight in the bin, unless I remember to give it to my neighbour for litter for her cattery.

...So you are one who "contaminates"recyling as polythene wrappers are not normally accepted

I never read the leaflets they give with the mag they go straight in the recycle bin

I don't even undo the plastic bag. The whole lot goes straight in the bin, unless I remember to give it to my neighbour for litter for her cattery.

...So you are one who "contaminates"recyling as polythene wrappers are not normally accepted

I pay these guys to collect and sort my rubbish. Nothing more, nothing less. They get quite enough pleasure from abandoning my bin halfway down the lane and in a neighbour's drive. (I wonder why?).

As soon as I can find my Profile I'll opt out of the cat litter