The first thing he said was: "It's bin a really bad day"
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Did he 'refuse' any help?
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His wife won't believe him, she'll ask where he's wheely bin
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Will his mates have a collection for him?
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He was an Aberdonian looking for a lost penny.
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It used to be the stocks.
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Looking for his fish supper.
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"Looking for his fish supper."
Cod he not have found a better plaice? Bet he was hungry after whiting to be freed.
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Must have thought he's had his chips.
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Peas release me, let me go...
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Bet he's glad the Fire Brigade got there before big camp Hamish passed by. Of course it may have been him who put him there.
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I see we are winkeling out the puns.
I'm just a prawn in the game. And am floundering to find any more puns. No doubt eel think of some more you all say, but I'm carp at puns. Think I'll clam up.
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He was just trawling for food, he'll net be back there again.
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Sounds like a load of Pollacks to me!
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Bet it 'smelt' a bit, 'parr' for a bin.
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I bet he couldn't rays a laugh about it.
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He did say that it was a right bass-tard of an experience.
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rays a laugh. That's giving your age away.
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No secret - 1935 vintage, me!
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This thread has spawned too many piscatorial references!
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EDIT - My pun was recycled.
Last edited by: Bromptonaut on Mon 1 Oct 12 at 21:06
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"he'll net be back there again."
Caviar emptor?
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One witness, who did not want to be named, said: "I walked around the corner and saw his walking stick on the ground and his bum sticking out and said 'that's Willie'.
Real life is gag writers dream at times
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"It is not yet known how the man got into the predicament, which happened on the city's Justice Street."
I know we mustn't speculate as the case is obviously still the subject of judicial enquiries, and the man may be bringing legal proceedings against the council for careless siting of a bin exactly where he had a legal right to place his head,
BUT I think we probably can imagine how he got into the predicament ?
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I've had a sheltered life. I can't imagine any reason at all for sticking your heid in a bin.
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I understand how, the question is why.
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>> I understand how, the question is why.
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Looking for some food, a fag, a copy of the FT to check stock market prices ?
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>> I've had a sheltered life. I can't imagine any reason at all for sticking your
>> heid in a bin.
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You've obviously never been down on your uppers.
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I assume he was down on his uppers and was looking for food.
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"Mr Middleton said he was trying to reach his bonnet which had accidentally dropped inside the bin with some rubbish when he realised he was stuck."
www.scotsman.com/news/odd/bucket-heid-man-recalls-shocking-bin-ordeal-1-2556909
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