Posted on 12/29/2016 1:09:49 AM PST by SMGFan
A Sydney council has enforced a summer-long alcohol ban on one of the city’s most popular beaches as a result of “the poor and inappropriate behaviour of a few” on Christmas Day.
Coogee beach – a popular destination for backpackers, including many from the UK, on Christmas Day – was left strewn with a reported 15 tonnes of garbage by an estimated 10,000 revellers.
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Who recalls this from Sesame Street.
Willie Wimple: Litter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aTsze_Awpk
It seems a little light to me. Most "progressives" have more garbage than that inside their heads.
...reveled = reveler
Looks like end of one of 0’s rallies when he was running for pres.
...and lots of garbage."
It’s Australia, so they’re using metric measurements. Another clue is that the story refers to “tonnes”, which are metric tons.
Also, it says that the garbage was left by only a few. Perhaps some 33 people backpacked in about 100 pounds of garbage each; that would be possible, though I have no idea why they’d do such a thing.
Stop apologizing for making decisions like men.
It's the appropriate decision. That is going to cost a fortune to clean up.
Honestly, people are such pigs these days. I can't imagine what some of them live like.
My thoughts exactly. Reminds me of the Mall in DC after Zero’s first ‘coronation’. The Entitled expect others to clean up after them.
They'd probably brought in portable/wheeled coolers that could be recycled or re-used again and again. (But abandoned after intoxication set in).
Also possible, but I’d hesitate to use the word “probably” without a bit more evidence that that is what happened.
Exactly right!
And I guarantee you each and every one of these idiots were ‘environmentalists’...................
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