Dump || Prompt

in CCC • 19 hours ago

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No matter how you put it, a dump is a dump.
It get discarded at the end of the day.
There was a time, discarding a dump gave a hard time.
I just could not find a solution to
dumping.
Up until that time, i never knew dumping was that difficult.
You have to be deliberate about everything in life, even dumping.
You might think you need to dump something, meanwhile you'll need it in the future.
So, you have to be careful of your dumping.

I dumped here.
I dumped there.
I dump everywhere.
It makes no difference where i dump.
But eventually, I now live in dump.
I have literally filled my whole space with dump.
careful now!

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Sometimes people make things out of useless things that are very useful, and no one would even suspect that they were made from useless things. I myself love recycling things, and I often succeed in creating something new.

That's true.
It takes foresight to see a creation out of a dump.
Thanks for the feedback.

 5 hours ago 

You could have a sort through the rubbish that’s been dumped, and yes, perhaps do as they do in the Netherlands: here, the rubbish heaps are simply covered with earth at the moment; grass grows over them and then we’ve got yet another heap. It all seems rather unhealthy to me, but that’s just the reality; all in all, we simply use too much and throw away even more. Perhaps there are also parts or items in there that could be reused? Because materials are becoming scarce.

We also have the ‘invention centre’ here, where children can make things from a very young age; an artist set this up, and all the attractions therefore work without electricity. Good old-fashioned manual labour. The tools the children use are all non-electric too – just an awl, a hand drill and a hand saw. And believe me, both children and adults love it. We also host lots of company outings.

When I hear ‘Dump’, I also think of being dumped by a partner, abandoned pets and much more besides. In any case, it’s silly to dump things, but the problem remains, of course: where do you put it when you no longer want something or someone?