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"Another boring day, nothing exciting ever happens around here"
okay who found the gravity gun
My friend who lives 5,000 miles away from here
Gordon doesn't need to hear this, he's a trained professional!
tossing your trash on trash
I heard this in the Worms voice.
^(come on, then!)
Armageddon is fun, but annoying. But fun. But annoying.
woah even the trash joined the fight
I've seen trash thrown in a can before, but I've never seen a can thrown at trash like this.
If you throw a waste paper basket at a cops ass, you’re throwing a trash can at the trash’s can
Followed by a rubbish bin!
the bin is trying to eat the trash. nature is beautiful
When and where is this from? Im glad to see the people across the pond have figured out how to protest. (Assuming its from the US)
This is a shot from 2023 taken in Bordeaux, France, by a professional photographer named Benjamin Guillot-Moueix
Of course it is :D
we really know how to riot beautifully
Thanks, I edited my reply.
Sorry, this not the U.S. this is from the riots in ~~Paris~~ Bordeaux in 2023? The photo is originally from RFI I think. I took it from a news report
Thanks for the source! Definitely not USA. We'd be shot dead beyond recognition if any of us tried this here. Love France's passion for ~~riotting~~ protesting
Ah i forgot that "POLICE" is the same in french. I was surprised to see something as modern as those trashcans. They havent made it to the US yet i think.
You've never seen a wheely bin in the US?
Yeah I am super confused, I just dumped my trash in one of these about an hour ago, and my family had one provided to us by the city in the early 2000s. I'm pretty sure I've seen these in TV shows from the 80s as well.
Yeah, they've been around for easily ~20 years in most of the US.
Only visited large cities and there the trash was just in bags all over the place. I guess in the suburbs its different?
That's pretty much just New York City that leaves bags of trash in the street.
Used to right? Back to bins?
These comments only reveal your ignorance of what takes place "across the pond".
Trebuchet?
Trashbuchet
Just trying to make the cops feel at home
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2025
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