Wheebly Bin

Wheels are good, we've all enjoyed their contribution to page-scrolling and as the focus of game shows. But it's aiding the moveaboutability of large bins that is perhaps their greatest gift. Now, the weeble <link> is a criminally underused concept that speaks directly to the human psyche (just think how profoundly compelling the man-sized Clown-weeble would have been, had it made the final cut of Schindler's list). What we need here, is a bin, that's a weeble. With wheels. The bins will be resistant to the effects of both youths and wind alike. Some concrete or other heavy material will take care of the heavy bottom, fortunately the top part is mostly empty anyway, I checked. Wheels will be on the side, and will come into play once the operative tilts the bin over far enough. The Wheebly bin will not roll away, and will self-compensate for adverse gradients.