> >A coule of years ago we had two very tragic dumpster stories in Sweden,
> >three kids vere killed while reading magazines in covered
> >newspaper/magazine dumpsters.
> >The kids had seaked in through the narrow opening where we dump our old
> >newspapers/magazines and sat there while the truck came to pick up the
> >dumpster content. The dumpster was automatically emptied into a compacter
> >at the truck and all taken to the fragmentation site where the kids wer
> >found crushed.
> >The dumpster openings are now just about the size of a mail box.
> I can't believe some list members here dive into dumpsters for computers.
> That's dangerous. There could be dangerous,sharp items inside some. Toxic
> residues (not all companies respect the environment), Legal reasons (maybe?)
> not to enter one.
> There are so many better ways to find old computers in much better condition
> than something thrown into a dumpster with everything else piled on top.
Say, are you trying to reduce competition in your huntig grounds ?
:))
H.
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Received on Thu Feb 10 2000 - 10:08:38 GMT