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Posted by Jim Yanik on November 2, 2009, 6:51 pm
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> Dan Musicant wrote:
>> PS Dogs are another animal. They crap on my property and they are not
>> welcome. Not many running around unleashed (it's illegal here), but
>> neighbors seem to let them crap on my front lawn. I'm not ready to
>> build a fence in front, though.
>
> One of my neighbors has a dog who occasionally takes a poop on my lawn.
> She not only picks up that poop, but she'll pick up poop left from other
> dogs, too. I asked her why she did it, and she said it was to make sure
> that people don't get the bad idea from the idiot owners.
>
> I thought that was pretty cool.
>
> Jon
>
Unfortunately,that sort of people are rare.
Most dog owners find the closest piece of grass not near -their- abode for
their dog to dump on,and walk away without qualms about not cleaning up.
That's my 30 yr long apartment experience with neighbor dog owners.
Maybe 5-6 owners in 30 yrs who picked up after without being asked or even
knowing anyone was watching them.
I've had neighbors who let their dog crap on the entryway sidewalk,on the
sidewalk to the mail kiosk,on the concrete pad in front of the
mailboxes,right at the bottom of the stairwell,in front of patio doors...
and they don't see any problem with that.
But they sure get mad when it's dumped right back in front of THEIR doors.
B-)
--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
localnet
dot com
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 2, 2009, 7:21 pm
And that, gentle readers, may be the answer.
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
But they sure get mad when it's dumped right back in front
of THEIR doors.
B-)
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Posted by The Daring Dufas on November 2, 2009, 7:37 pm
Jim Yanik wrote:
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>> Dan Musicant wrote:
>>> PS Dogs are another animal. They crap on my property and they are not
>>> welcome. Not many running around unleashed (it's illegal here), but
>>> neighbors seem to let them crap on my front lawn. I'm not ready to
>>> build a fence in front, though.
>> One of my neighbors has a dog who occasionally takes a poop on my lawn.
>> She not only picks up that poop, but she'll pick up poop left from other
>> dogs, too. I asked her why she did it, and she said it was to make sure
>> that people don't get the bad idea from the idiot owners.
>> I thought that was pretty cool.
>> Jon
>
> Unfortunately,that sort of people are rare.
> Most dog owners find the closest piece of grass not near -their- abode for
> their dog to dump on,and walk away without qualms about not cleaning up.
>
> That's my 30 yr long apartment experience with neighbor dog owners.
> Maybe 5-6 owners in 30 yrs who picked up after without being asked or even
> knowing anyone was watching them.
>
> I've had neighbors who let their dog crap on the entryway sidewalk,on the
> sidewalk to the mail kiosk,on the concrete pad in front of the
> mailboxes,right at the bottom of the stairwell,in front of patio doors...
> and they don't see any problem with that.
>
> But they sure get mad when it's dumped right back in front of THEIR doors.
>
> B-)
>
You don't dump it at their door, you squish it into the cabin air intake
of their vehicle. Mashing it up into the door handles of their ride is
another good way too. One good asshole deserves another.
TDD
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on November 2, 2009, 9:56 pm
God gave some folks good graces, and to some he gave a
devious and nasty side.
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
You don't dump it at their door, you squish it into the
cabin air intake
of their vehicle. Mashing it up into the door handles of
their ride is
another good way too. One good asshole deserves another.
TDD
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Posted by The Daring Dufas on November 2, 2009, 11:59 pm
Stormin Mormon wrote:
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> God gave some folks good graces, and to some he gave a
> devious and nasty side.
>
Just because I think of it doesn't mean I do it.
Heck, Stephen King is a nice guy but look at what
he comes up with.
TDD
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>> PS Dogs are another animal. They crap on my property and they are not
>> welcome. Not many running around unleashed (it's illegal here), but
>> neighbors seem to let them crap on my front lawn. I'm not ready to
>> build a fence in front, though.
>
> One of my neighbors has a dog who occasionally takes a poop on my lawn.
> She not only picks up that poop, but she'll pick up poop left from other
> dogs, too. I asked her why she did it, and she said it was to make sure
> that people don't get the bad idea from the idiot owners.
>
> I thought that was pretty cool.
>
> Jon
>