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Old 24-07-2004, 01:32   #28
greencreeper
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Re: those green boxes.

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Originally Posted by andrew_wallasey
Probably just need a better locking system on them.
It's awful. Everywhere I go I find myself looking for boxes and noting the colours and configurations. There's nothing wrong with a green anorak

Anyways. I've noticed that the ones in the city centre are much more sturdy and have big locks on the front. They're also grey but I think that's a aesthetic thing. It seems silly that the el cheapo flimsy boxes are in residential areas, where they're most likely to be damaged, and the tougher ones are in the city where they're least likely to be damaged. Could it have anything to do with the fact that in the city the boxes supply services to businesses? Hmmm.
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