Trash Engineers a.k.a NBTD Guys
Sorry for the vulgar title for this post. But I couldn't seem to find a nicer name for certain people I see around. Well, actually I didn't see them, but I saw the outcome of their actions.
Edit: I've given it some thought and decided to change the title to be somewhat a little bit more proper
You know how Malaysians are pretty good at littering? I thought it was bad enough they throw, spit, or leave their trash/junks all over the place, until I started noticing another kind of people, who wouldn't, ever throw their rubbish in the proper place, but have the effort and courage to actually do something a little bit more 'hardworking' - yeah, like balancing an empty can on a door's hydraulic damper?
I'm collecting the pictures as I snap them around - so this thread will be updated from time to time. For now, let's start with a few:
Top: Cute, isn't it? Yeah, right. Somebody (with full effort) put this Nescafe papercup in one of the cupboards on display (Carrefour, Alamanda, Putrajaya).
Top: Apparently, balancing the can on these hydraulic dampers is way *cough* easier then just shoving them into the bin right underneath (B3, Cyberia, Cyberjaya).
Update (8th June 2006):
Top: What do we do after we're done eating at the beach? We make sand castles out of the junks! Yeah! (Klebang, Melaka)
Oh and if you guys got any of these pics, don't hesitate to send them over to me (firdouss AT gmail DOT com), I'll credit them, no worries.
p/s: NBTD stands for "Nothing Better To Do"
p/s: NBTD stands for “Nothing Better To Do”
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p/s: NBTD stands for “Nothing Better To Do”
are u mocking me? O.o
heeh nice one there bro.. this shows that Malaysian are pretty much creative.. one way or another.. aye?
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Nah not mocking you. Quite a number asked :p
Anyways, yeah! Malaysians can be creative, definitely... all in the wrong ways -.-"
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*sighs* how bout the one where the so creatively balanced an empty can of coke on the hydrant...*sigh*
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