Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Noted



Someone added a little detail to the new anti-rat, Big Belly trash can that the city placed here on the northwest corner of Avenue A and Seventh Street last Thursday. Big Belly watchers believe the addition arrived Monday night.

14 comments:

  1. 'rats are greater than frats' - is that some kind of new coding language?

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  2. Could not agree more.

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  3. YES - rats are much better than frats... !

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  4. This is why we can't have nice things.

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  5. Perfect graffiti but fuck those trashes, they need to re-design them. Nobody wants to pull that stupid handle so they litter. Not me, I would never litter, but animals do.

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  6. LOL @ someone who opens that Big Belly and their Rolex falls into it.

    Rats > Frats!

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  7. 4 legs good, 2 legs, drunk and stupid bad

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  8. These are Unfair to Rats as they get all the blame for the Garbage

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  9. In the Lincoln Center area the Big Bellys have foot pedals in addition to the handle. They're balanced in such a way as to require fairly light pressure from a shoe.

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  10. @ anon 6:01

    #NotAllAnimals

    (me, for instance)

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  11. The Frat Trap

    New East Village sports bar opening Fall 2019

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  12. we're the slobs.....
    'Mice and rats are fastidiously clean animals, grooming themselves several times a day. In fact, rats and mice are less likely than dogs or cats to catch and transmit parasites and viruses. Mice and rats are highly social animals.' (PETA)

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  13. This is why we can't have nice things.

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  14. Wow this is bad news for the boys of Pi Lama Poo The Rats will have more Pledges

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