why not massively securely overkill lock the bins?
you've got to remember,allowing scavenging is a step closer to the moral and spiritual collapse of society.
(sniffi the cat /remembers/this was /all fields..., Sun 26 Oct 2008, 12:45, 1 reply)

we try to lock our bins...
Someone was caught taking out-of-date meat from our bins, and trying to sell it on and/or claim refunds (after it's been out of refrigeration for 24hours or longer).

But some people just break in anyway. It was getting ridiculous, the amount we were having to spend on new locks and bin repairs.

Of course, until they recently started shredding, there was a risk of confidential data going in the bins as well; so that was another reason to secure them.
(The Incredible Sulk Finally remembered his password on, Sun 26 Oct 2008, 19:56, closed)

It's a mad freakin world,
it really is....

I've learned quite a bit from asking this question, I tell thee!
( ..wil, Mon 27 Oct 2008, 16:35, closed)