Residents in Peacehaven, East Sussex, are scratching their head after ten of the yellow characters from smash hit film Despicable Me showed up overnight. - Mirror
However, they "admire" the creativity of the person who did it. The rubbish bins, dubbed 'Binions', have been seen in several places from outside shops to park benches and bus stops.
Daniel Moon, said: "We have no idea who is responsible or why they've done it, but it's quite amusing. People have been going around trying to find all ten.
"I thought it might be something to promote an upcoming festival, as they have a minion appearing there, but Mayor Wayne Botting has denied it. It's a complete mystery."
A Lewes District Council spokesperson exclaimed: "These bins have certainly drawn attention and brought comments and smiles from people passing by.
"Anything that encourages people to use the litter bins provided is a good thing as we want to keep the district clean and tidy for all to enjoy."
However, they "admire" the creativity of the person who did it. The rubbish bins, dubbed 'Binions', have been seen in several places from outside shops to park benches and bus stops.
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Daniel Moon, said: "We have no idea who is responsible or why they've done it, but it's quite amusing. People have been going around trying to find all ten.
"I thought it might be something to promote an upcoming festival, as they have a minion appearing there, but Mayor Wayne Botting has denied it. It's a complete mystery."
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| Source: express.co.uk. |
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| Source: express.co.uk |
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| source: @CreativeReview (twitter) |
Beware! The #Binions are coming! They appeared overnight in #Peacehaven, East Sussex. http://t.co/kJRPenTXhS pic.twitter.com/t0S9zgFFsr— PlayPennies (@PlayPennies) September 4, 2015— Tracy Morgan (@tracymadmorgan) August 31, 2015A Lewes District Council spokesperson exclaimed: "These bins have certainly drawn attention and brought comments and smiles from people passing by.
"Anything that encourages people to use the litter bins provided is a good thing as we want to keep the district clean and tidy for all to enjoy."
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| Source: express.co.uk |
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| Image Source: Tracy Morgan (twitter) |
— Tracy Morgan (@tracymadmorgan) August 31, 2015
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