Is it just me? - using my bin for their dog poo

I would tip over the bin - and retrieve and take to her garden!  Or soft option would be a dog bin.  Horrid to have it there for 2 weeks I find it really scary these days that you can't tackle someone without getting a load of abuse - I never used to worry about it but people seem to be so angry these days. 

Ah, now if the bin had been emptied that does change things. No, that was definitely wrong then.

yes, agree, now completely in the wrong and she should have noticed that when she opened the bin

Yeritz - you have been cleared of any grumpiness 

Ah, now if the bin had been emptied that does change things. No, that was definitely wrong then.

yes, agree, now completely in the wrong and she should have noticed that when she opened the bin

Yeritz - you have been cleared of any grumpiness 

Thank you for that. The thing that has really made me sad is her comment about me being a "nasty old man"

I'm still in my 20's in my head, I just appear to look like a 65 year old!!

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I think I would have taken umbrage, after all its my bin, my responsibility, just mine so far I'm grumpy. Then again she did pick it up and disposed of it not grumpy. But the bin was empty and although collection was 2 weeks ahead, it is bagged Oh, I don't know, suppose it depends on how I feel on the day. Must admit to having done this in the past

The family who live in a house not far from Bugs Towers occasionally put things in our bins if theirs are full. They never actually asked if they could, just started doing it. I don't mind as, with children, they generate more rubbish than we do.

I must admit though to feeling a bit prickly the day I saw them picking strawberries from the bushes beside the North Lawns.........

Bugs

You have strawberry bushes, Bugs?

I agree with the op......very wrong if the bin had been emptied.

A twist to this , our wheelie bin is lent to us from the council so techniclly we do not own it ,so can we stop people putting rubbish in it on the day of emptying, the rest of the time it lives round the back of the house...............

Ah, now if the bin had been emptied that does change things. No, that was definitely wrong then.

It was definatley wrong in the first place.

Yes, briang, now that we know the bin had already been emptied, it was definitely wrong. But are you saying I was in the wrong by doing what I did when the bin was still waiting for emptying? Don't see your point in that case.

A twist to this , our wheelie bin is lent to us from the council so techniclly we do not own it ,so can we stop people putting rubbish in it on the day of emptying, the rest of the time it lives round the back of the house...............

Good point, HD. And what if it hadn't been a poo bag? If she'd just, very public spiritedly, picked up some litter left on the path and placed it in the bin?

mmm, it is lent to you but for your own personal use?