Buriram Expats
Buriram Province - General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: SOM LUCK on April 11, 2014, 07:57:59 AM
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Where is a recycling Facility. I live near the Lam Plai Mat road 10 km from buriram
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I don't know of any close to you, but if come into Buriram drive past the Thep Nakorn hotel (going North towards the Airport) and take a right just after you pass the RR tracks.
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Thanks
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Go past the thepnakorn hotel and head to the traffic lights as if your going to the Irish bar.. Turn right at the lights and on your left hand side about 50m you will see one there.. If you reach the Irish bar you have gone to far..
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Big one opposite BIG C buriram. Used it yesterday party6
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We just dump our stuff in the blue bins along the road when nobody is around. The neighbours happily collect our beer cans and paper.
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We just dump our stuff in the blue bins along the road when nobody is around. The neighbours happily collect our beer cans and paper.
Ahh - Co-mingling with a local re-sort. Probably works just as well as any.
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...I don't have a bad conscience about it after seeing what gets dumped along the road overnight.
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We just dump our stuff in the blue bins along the road when nobody is around.
We do the same and recycle tins, plastic, cardboard etc..
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We just dump our stuff in the blue bins along the road when nobody is around.
Somehow,,, CoCo says he's not surprised by your actions!
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We just dump our stuff in the blue bins along the road when nobody is around.
We do the same and recycle tins, plastic, cardboard etc..
Adam I'm surprised by this!
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If I lived near you, I would dump in your bins!
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Everything that I throw into the big blue rubbish bin outside my place gets rummaged by at least 10 different local "recycle" collectors every day. Nothing of any value escapes these guys ie. plastic, glass, paper, metal etc
On a different tack ... what's the big deal about throwing stuff into a blue bin as Davu has says he does ? The blue bins belong to the Municipality and are for everyone's use.
I have 2 blue bins outside my place that are used by 26 houses in the soi. The bins are filled everyday, and emptied every night at 4am. Every so often, an unknown pickup will stop and drop a shitload of rubbish into the bins, then nick off. Maybe it's Davu ? 555 No big deal. The bins are public property.
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My father in law is my recycling facility. I take any plastic, cardboard, cans or metal waste and empty beer/whisky bottles to him (he lives next door) and he sells the waste somewhere locally...It's a good arrangement...my recycle-able waste is disposed of and he makes a few baht...everybody happy
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I do a bit of recycling. In fact I have just started to recycle a bottle of gin and a pack of tonic.
Happy New Year.
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I do a bit of recycling. In fact I have just started to recycle a bottle of gin and a pack of tonic.
Happy New Year.
It's a bit early in the day for me....I'll be having my first beer around 12:35....
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My new house is right next to the village stereo system. Better to join them that try to beat them.
By the time you have your first beer I will probably be away with the fairies and speaking fluent Khmer.
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So I take it you wont be attending the BBQ at ROMA RESTAURANT today Starman ....
Nothing wrong with getting in touch with your feminine side, if that's your scene whistle
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My new house is right next to the village stereo system. Better to join them that try to beat them.
By the time you have your first beer I will probably be away with the fairies and speaking fluent Khmer.
Steve, I't not like you to leave yourself wide open with the second line of your post.....LOL
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Not those sort of fairies.
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So I take it you wont be attending the BBQ at ROMA RESTAURANT today Starman ....
Nothing wrong with getting in touch with your feminine side, if that's your scene whistle
Will Massimo be doing delivery?
I prefer to be "intouch" with my wife's feminine side.
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^^^^ Eat in only bike038
Don't annoy the Wife if shes making sausage rolls or pasties :biggrin:
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Funny you should say that. Just had an order for 60 sausage rolls.
How are your pasties?
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Not sure how the pasties are .... left them somewhere last night :(
I am going out to look for them now bike038
Also, keeping the thread on topic .... did you know there is a recycling collection "mafia" ?
More to follow after I find my pasties.
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Everything that I throw into the big blue rubbish bin outside my place gets rummaged by at least 10 different local "recycle" collectors every day. Nothing of any value escapes these guys ie. plastic, glass, paper, metal etc
On a different tack ... what's the big deal about throwing stuff into a blue bin as Davu has says he does ? The blue bins belong to the Municipality and are for everyone's use.
I have 2 blue bins outside my place that are used by 26 houses in the soi. The bins are filled everyday, and emptied every night at 4am. Every so often, an unknown pickup will stop and drop a shitload of rubbish into the bins, then nick off. Maybe it's Davu ? 555 No big deal. The bins are public property.
!Everything that I throw into the big blue rubbish bin outside my place gets rummaged by at least 10 different local "recycle" collectors every day. Nothing of any value escapes these guys ie. plastic, glass, paper, metal etc
On a different tack ... what's the big deal about throwing stuff into a blue bin as Davu has says he does ? The blue bins belong to the Municipality and are for everyone's use.
I have 2 blue bins outside my place that are used by 26 houses in the soi. The bins are filled everyday, and emptied every night at 4am. Every so often, an unknown pickup will stop and drop a shitload of rubbish into the bins, then nick off. Maybe it's Davu ? 555 No big deal. The bins are public property.
Well I don't live in Buriram, that's why I am furtive. Maybe 5 -6 sacks of non recyclable stuff a week. Nobody has ever 'yack yacked' us as my wife says, and I don't quite understand why some people dump their stuff next to the bins even when they are empty.
The shop next door to us has stacked up a huge pile of plastic and stuff that attracts rats, and we are looking forward to the joyous annual ceremony of setting it alight.
When we have enough beer cans (I do my best), the son in law phones somebody and they come get it. They also take all our old glass, paper, cardboard and metal. Plastic goes into the Buriram bins along with cat litter. We compost everything compostable.
I had trouble explaining this to my wife at first, but since she saw Switzerland she understands, and the family tribe understands my horror of people throwing plastic all over the yard.