More crap left at the dumpsters...

Did the dumpster vomit?

Check out the tread on some of these tires; it's amazing there aren't more 'mash ups here.

Where have all the tires gone?

Long time passing.

Where have all the tires gone?

To smolder in the Bovoni dump.

Well, now, I guess our dumpsters have morphed into abandoned car lots.

Which gives us a nice change of scenery from the usual pile of dead refrigerators, deep freezers, bbq's, mattresses, engines, TV's, and an occasional shopping cart.

Those two vehicles have been stripped of tags, stickers, tires, and just about everything else. Hmm, I'll say it yet again. The dump is only just down the road, you lazy-asses.

Lovely. I probably should be fined for driving while shooting pictures, or even better. Driving while stalking dumpsters. These pictures would have been way better if the bag of trash broke.

OK, someone has their panties in a bundle.

And it's not me, for once (write that on your calendars). Bronc is all distraught because he received this postcard in the mail from T. Rowe Price, inviting him to "go green". Honey bunny, it's going to be alright. It's amazing that this company even recognizes your V.I. mailing address. Sleep well, and don't have nightmares of this:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjOQRdXG6s0

Trash Talk

Nice! So, WTF? We've got two TV's, one mattress, a dead BBQ, an old dryer, and a SHOPPING CART. Is this like "Let's Make a Deal?"

Please see my highlighted answer, below:

11. Let’s Make a Deal

Hosts: Monty Hall (1963-1977; 1980-1981; 1984-1986; 1990-1991), Bob Hilton (1990), Billy Bush (2003)
Years on TV: 1963-1977; 1980-1981; 1984-1986; 1990-1991; 2003

If you had to name one of the zaniest game shows, Let’s Make a Deal would definitely fit the bill. Part of the fun was host Monty Hall’s selection of contestants from an audience of people in crazy costumes trying to stand out in the crowd. Once the dealing began, contestants could choose from behind door or curtain number one, two or three – with either legit prizes or total crap.

Matchy trashy!

Day one:

Day three:

Twins separated at birth.

Hip, hip, hooray! More shit left at the dumpster.

More shit left at the dumpster. Just nasty!

More crap left at the dumpster. Which is about 3/4 of a mile from the DUMP.

More shit left at dumpsters.

Is it too hard to drive to the dump to drop off your completely worthless crap? Here's one of my favorite websites, but sadly, it is now defunct: http://itemnotasdescribed.com/

No Dumpins!

The saga of the heaps of trash thrown on the side of the road continues...

Dumpsters, again.

I imagine you people think I have a fascination with dumpsters. Well, not so much the dumpsters, but what is left behind. Yesterday, this rusty old file cabinet appeared, and today, there was the addition of a half-empty bottle of Mazola Corn Oil, just baking away in the sun. Yum, yum!

From Mazola's website, it reads:

Product may be stored up to one year under normal storage conditions (70°-80°F). Storage below 45°F may cause clouding and exposure to ultraviolet light can cause off flavors.

Trash Disposal for Dummies

1. This is a dumpster, where you throw your trash:

2. This is not a dumpster, this is the side of the road: