You don’t know where it has been

Instead, give it to a hoarder.

Sign found in a landfill.

Election Advertisement by the Green Party of Japan.

Keep the wrappers, throw away the useful content

Throw away recyclables.

Sell it on eBay.

Looks a lot like one of those GOP election signs, which is appropriate because garbage is about all they’ve got left.

Burn it so there’s no evidence it ever existed.

Let it pile high

Something for all the family

Don`t throw away garbage. It’s a grave error.

Just refuse to do it.

Send it to North Korea instead!

Should we take this litterally?

Let WALL-E compact it for you.

Say it is lovely, even though it is garbage.

It’s a waste.

They had terrible aim.

Won’t that make the garbage grow fat?

They forgot to attribute the quote to Oscar the Grouch.

Garbage delivery?
When I finally got rid of one of my tenants, the place was so full of rubbish, I reckon she had it delivered twice daily.

On the alley adjacent to my garage, the garage nearest the street has two garbage cans beside it. There is a sign telling people not to put their dog waste into the cans..

Yes indeed. Don’t throw it away.

Just kep giving it confusing instructions, so it wanders off, and lies down somewhere

I’ve heard that Japan is surprisingly low on both litter and trash cans. Maybe this is why.

@Yu No Hoo | 5:23 am: I see what you did there.

http://www.nytimes.com/1987/07/11/nyregion/trash-barge-to-end-trip-in-brooklyn.html

Also I am reminded of this old saga.

Wrap your garbage up carefully, before putting in the bin.

Then ponder the thought. That even in a linguistically permissive day and age such as this, the term “tidy garbage”, is still an anachronism.

OK, I think I’ve waited most of the day to let folks post their humor before ruining it with factual info. So here goes.

The Japanese actually translates as “Every person, let’s carry our garbage home with us.” As in “Take individual responsibility and don’t leave your trash here”.

How Japanese. This kind of message is so culturally in keeping with their values.

As to WHERE the sign is located, it’s in the town of Chatan on Okinawa’s main island, north of Naha.

Reminds me of that SpongeBob episode (named Idiot Box) where SpongeBob and Patrick, his best friend, throw away a television to play with the box.
There’s a lesson to be learned here, everyone.

Oscar the Grouch wants you to appreciate as much as he does.

Because one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

Oh… why did I spend all weekend watching the American Pickers marathon?

Ok, pack them all into the donald’s big mouth