salvaging Landfill Treasure a crime ? How Sad !

[jeff of pa]

Cases of beer left at landfill too hard to resist

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- Two Columbia sanitation workers who apparently couldn't stand by and let beer go down the drain allegedly took dozens of cases of expired brew from the city landfill. Police and city supervisors are trying to determine if the salvage was a crime - theft of city property - or just a policy violation.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/US_ODD_BEER_BUST?SITE=PAPOE&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

 

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[jeff of pa]

Yea Tell me about it

First off You've Got 100% Waste of the Beer.

Not sure if Non Returnable Bottles or Cans.

Say Bottles. After they are Empty they get returned
& The Landfill makes Money again.

If Cans, they get recycled.
Most Towns Push Recycling.

The Beer Gets Drank

The Drinkers releave themselves,

& You get More Recycling.

Keeping the Local Sewerage plant in Buisness


WIN WIN WIN

or the Landfill Covers it over

total loss of the Liquid & Processes to make it.

LOSE LOSE

I Personally will not Recycle till
100% Of the population of the world
Recycles 100%
of Everything they touch First.

 

[Zephyr]

Well, you know that in 50 years all of that stuff buried in the landfill will be considered "historical artifacts", and so the present generation of archies are trying to make it off-limits now to save it for their colleagues in the future.

(I wonder what 50 year old beer would taste like...? )

 

[Shortstack]

heck they should be hero's...they were going GREEN

Or maybe TURNING green?

 

[sniffer]

it would taste like 50 year old beer. did you want to try some ?

 

[Shortstack]

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