View Full Version : Vet, Dentist, Dump.... AAARRRGGGHHHH
Karl F 01-13-2004, 09:34 PM Start the day at Vet's, hello, dog needs booster shot, needle in her ass, wallet outa mine, $55.. 5 minutes tops, and meybe 1/2 ounce of something..
load truck with more crap I'm cleaning out of cellar, guy at gate stops me, $40... HELLO! I pay taxes in this friggin yuppie town, and PAY $65 for a freakin dump sticker to boot... one ol TV, one ol monitor.. $20, one "bulk item" (old POS couch), $10, and some old rusty metal parts, $10.... fargin bureucrats... plus a big sign now saying you can't pick the dump AARRGGHH.
Dentist, daughter needed a tooth pulled, git my pliers, NO, WRONG, 5 minutes and some novacaine later $151.....
Day off costs too much money :rolleyes:
Got my full Grumpage load today :af: :af: :af: :af:
capesams 01-13-2004, 10:45 PM no dump pickin..that sucks:mad:
bassmaster 01-14-2004, 12:10 AM Originally posted by capesams
no dump pickin..that sucks:mad:
what the flying Phuck
no dump picking:mad: :mad: :mad:
Backbeach Jake 01-14-2004, 08:08 AM No dump pickin'!! Then why the hell go! Dump picking is the greatest sport known to man. My Grandfather built a whole cottage from dump stuff, and then rented it!
Karl F 01-14-2004, 08:08 AM I know! no more "shopping" at the dump..
big sign, but I don't care, if they are charging me for throwing my stuff in the pile... something else might have to jump back in!
Like legs from chairs and tables, gotta have some for practise!
Ya remember Mike Lincoln? He got a good yellin' for taking some stuff, seems anti-amierican, or something.
Bawana 01-14-2004, 03:13 PM I*ll bet they*ld sell it to you--next town will issue dump picking permits for 100.00
chris L 01-14-2004, 05:52 PM yep we have that rule too . NO DUMP SHOPPING !! its cause the guys that work there want it all to sell at the flea markets . I wanted 3 table legs for a counter Im building and they are right there in the dumpster . sorry those already spoken for !
they suck ! I bet they have some good stuff in cape dumps . I went to a concert at the dump on 6 in welfleet . first time for everything . although they did make a park out of a dump in portland maine or was it a battleship .
Bawana 01-15-2004, 10:45 AM Years ago Bidderford Maine next to Saco used to have an anual DUMP PARADE and they built floats and everything out of stuff from the dump.I guess they stopped it in like the late 80*s.I used to go up there to work at another plant in Wells and guys from Ma.that had moved up there already were telling me about it.Used to have a nice spring run of stripers at the mouth of the Mosum river off Carson beach around the second week of May.Last couple of hours of falling tide seemed best.Could wade right out onto outer bar.
Jimbo 01-15-2004, 02:49 PM That's a shame. Dump picking is almost an American tradition. One man's garbage is another man's gold. I remember in the late 70's early 80's working summers for AH Crowell in West Dennis, I couldn't wait to get to the dump to see what treasures awaited; bikes, a bug zapper, lawn mowers, Playboys, lawn chairs, a stuffed camal for the truck, etc., you name it we picked it. Even if I had no use for it I felt compelled to take it, of course I caught crap from Mom for bringing it home, but what the heck. Now my kids make fun of me if I slam on the brakes by a pile of stuff someone is throwing out on "junk day". But I guess that's why it's called garbage picking, huh? Same idea. I live for picking.
I remember the guys who ran the dump used to have a garden where the honey wagons had dumped the previous year. Mostly tomatoes and squash...very healthy tomatoes and squash.
Backbeach Jake 01-15-2004, 07:04 PM Dump Parade! Truro has an annual dump dance!! No alcohol any more though since some giddy goof nearly ran down a Statie directing traffic.:rolleyes:
CustomMarineProducts 01-15-2004, 07:52 PM Well it's nice to hear that there are more dump pickers out there. I thought it was just my family tradition.
When I was a kid, my GrandFather used to take me to go to the dump. I was a scrawny little #^&#^&#^&#^& and could crawl through everywhere he pointed. We would hook up the trailer to his Delta 88, put a SINGLE bag of trash in it and cruise on down to the landfill.
About 4 hrs later we would come riding home with the trailer full, trunk tied down and things hanging out the windows, not to mention I'd have to get in and he'd pile the stuff on my lap. "Here kid, hold onto this rope, or the #^&#^&#^&#^&'s gonna fall off the roof".
He was as crazy as they come. God I miss that guy.
capesams 01-15-2004, 08:07 PM last year I clean out a basement for a friend of my mother's..the lady's husband passed away an didn't know who else to call..mind you this guy worked at the dump as a gate guard...9 TONS later, for the first time in years she got to see clear across the basement.....got some good chitt outta that one.
fishweewee 01-15-2004, 08:17 PM well at least ya didn't freeze yer arse off...or did you?
Backbeach Jake 01-15-2004, 08:43 PM Pssssst! Some of the best picking on the planet is from the dumpsters behind Office Max or Staples. Pens , Blank CDs, KD Furniture, Cell phone accessories, Programs , Daytimers, Oh My!:eek:
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