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They will take up to 15 items free a month. !


So I put in a request to take a Fridge Freezer, Heater and Carpet.


Funny question came back. How many carpets?


I replied 1 12ft by 12ft. They rang me. Our vans wont take objects taller than 10ft.


I took a deep breath and said ITS ROLLED UP. "oh" said the relieved waste man then I think we can take it.

I don't understand why you posted this, as it seems you are making fun of someone at Southwark who wasn't perhaps very good at maths, and you appeared to have got one over on him. Why not say that you will fold it in half and then it will be approximately 6 ft.

Yep T-E-D, carpet I am familiar with, your logic not so much, still don't get your point:


the-e-dealer Wrote:

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> I replied 1 12ft by 12ft. They rang me. Our vans

> wont take objects taller than 10ft.

>

> I took a deep breath and said ITS ROLLED UP. "oh"

> said the relieved waste man then I think we can

> take it.


Where does, "it's rolled up its 12 inches tall nothing to do with maths" make that statement make sense?

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