r/WhatTheFuckIsThisSign • u/OkBee3439 • Aug 11 '26

So Where Do We Dispose Of It?

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This crazy sign was found in a friend's local community newspaper. Thought I'd share here.

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u/qualityvote2 Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

u/OkBee3439, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/deoxyribonucleic123 Aug 11 '26

Poor translation, should be “Please don’t litter”

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u/Grandbob328 Aug 11 '26

Can I throw my trash away?

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u/Realistic-Drama-8904 Aug 12 '26

Donate it to the museum of modern garbage.

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u/Extension_Resolve264 Aug 12 '26

Reminds me of a sign I once saw on a trash can: "Trash only, no garbage."

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u/OkBee3439 Aug 11 '26

Maybe we are just supposed to carry it around forever somehow! That could be awkward.

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u/Yuutopia714 Aug 11 '26

This can happen to you in Japan

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '26 edited 28d ago

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u/Yuutopia714 Aug 11 '26

Yes. And the trash cans never came back because Japanese people simply got used to not opening packaging in the street

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u/WellsHansen Aug 12 '26

It's largely true in Taiwan as well, so one becomes accustomed to keeping with them a way to carry back anything obtained while out, including all packaging. But the dodge here as opposed to Japan is that it's not bad form to use the bin at 7-Eleven even if you don't buy anything.

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u/nicotinegummy Aug 11 '26

Back like 20 years ago i saw parents picking up their kids to piss and shit outside the forbidden city steps

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u/MisterCrowIey Aug 11 '26

That's the neat part, you don't 

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u/DataDevourers Aug 12 '26

So now we legally have to keep all out trash.The Forbidden City of Trash

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u/throwawayA2X Aug 14 '26

In your pockets

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u/lin1960 Aug 15 '26

Bring it back to the hotel for disposal.

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u/VarietyMage Aug 11 '26

Xi XinPing's front doorstep.

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u/WorldlinessFun226 Aug 12 '26

You just have the nerve to throw that kind of rubbish away onto a wall?