Poo In The Woods
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Berserker LM

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1,217 posts

212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Following on from the Asda bag thread, I'm now in a "green" dilema... So, taking my dog into the woods, he squats and enjoys a big, healthy dump. Should I leave it to "add to the enviornment, flora and all that" or god help us all... pick it up in a PLASTIC bag??!!! (having said all that, if offending pile was on footpath and at risk of being trampled on, I'd do something about it!) Your thoughts please... confusedlaugh

dr.pepper

634 posts

223 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Do you think Yogi bear ever shat in the woods?

eharding

14,648 posts

313 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.

Berserker LM

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1,217 posts

212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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dr.pepper said:
Do you think Yogi bear ever shat in the woods?
But was an Asda bag involved? laugh

GKP

15,099 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Stepping in something nasty aside, dog poo can contain too many nutrients for the local habitat's natural balance. Which means some woodland or downland plants won't be happy growing there.
Mind you, the beetles and black slugs will most likely be glad of a free meal, but it's probably best to bag 'n' bin it if possible.

DAVEVO9

3,469 posts

296 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
You Sir deserve a few of these..

beer

Berserker LM

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Thursday 12th February 2009
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eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
What with though, my friend?!

Berserker LM

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1,217 posts

212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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GKP said:
Stepping in something nasty aside, dog poo can contain too many nutrients for the local habitat's natural balance. Which means some woodland or downland plants won't be happy growing there.
Mind you, the beetles and black slugs will most likely be glad of a free meal, but it's probably best to bag 'n' bin it if possible.
In WHAT? Have always carried plastic bags. Now condemned to hell. No way carrying it in paper!

eharding

14,648 posts

313 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Berserker LM said:
eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
What with though, my friend?!
A sh!tty shovel, of course. There are thousands for sale on eBay, reasons for selling are invariably "I wouldn't touch New Labour with one".

Berserker LM

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212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
Cheers! Got some paper envelopes here.....! hehe

Berserker LM

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212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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eharding said:
Berserker LM said:
eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
What with though, my friend?!
A sh!tty shovel, of course. There are thousands for sale on eBay, reasons for selling are invariably "I wouldn't touch New Labour with one".
LOL. clap

Berserker LM

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212 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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DAVEVO9 said:
eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
You Sir deserve a few of these..

beer
Absolutely! claplaugh

GKP

15,099 posts

270 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Berserker LM said:
In WHAT? Have always carried plastic bags. Now condemned to hell. No way carrying it in paper!
Nappy sacks. I don't have a pair of trousers/jeans etc that doesn't have at least one nappy sack stuffed into the back pocket.
hehe

DAVEVO9

3,469 posts

296 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Berserker LM said:
DAVEVO9 said:
eharding said:
Pick it up, and post it to the Green Party:

1A Waterlow Road
London N19 5NJ

I'm sure they will know what to do with it. Responsibly.
You Sir deserve a few of these..

beer
Absolutely! claplaugh
You can have another

beer

If you include a little note saying " we will build a 3rd Runway " also..




Tunku

7,703 posts

257 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Berserker LM said:
Following on from the Asda bag thread, I'm now in a "green" dilema... So, taking my dog into the woods, he squats and enjoys a big, healthy dump. Should I leave it to "add to the enviornment, flora and all that" or god help us all... pick it up in a PLASTIC bag??!!! (having said all that, if offending pile was on footpath and at risk of being trampled on, I'd do something about it!) Your thoughts please... confusedlaugh
Pick it up with the plastic bag, but throw it as hard as you can into the foliage above. Then chortle at the chap you meet at the entry to the woods as you leave.

BigLepton

5,042 posts

230 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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My lab has taken to having a dump whilst half submerged in the sea. That makes for quite a challenging bag 'n bin scenario. frown

Berserker LM

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Thursday 12th February 2009
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Or just go to any bank(s) who has fked you over, and transfer said st into mortgage app envelope. Childish, sorry, but... smash

Berserker LM

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Thursday 12th February 2009
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BigLepton said:
My lab has taken to having a dump whilst half submerged in the sea. That makes for quite a challenging bag 'n bin scenario. frown
Enlighten us! I'm all for toilet humour! biglaugh

RobDickinson

31,343 posts

283 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Berserker LM said:
pick it up in a PLASTIC bag??!!!
You fool, you should have biodegradable bags then no worries...

AJS-

15,366 posts

265 months

Thursday 12th February 2009
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Go for the third way, a compromise that keeps everyone happy. Place a plastic bag over it and leave it for some do-gooding litter picker to collect smile