Big cities are dying. This should shock you.

[Jstpssng]

^^^^
I work outside, where a lot of people recreate. So yes, he gets around where slobs have left their mark. I understand that when you got to go you got to go, but at least cover it up afterwards. I find rocks logs, or something else to make it difficult to get at; or find a hollow log, then dump dirt and moss afterward.
(I have also seen where a bear has come along after me and moved the pile of rocks... bleah!!)

I sometimes ask people "How would you feel if a fly landed on the sandwich you were eating, then you got out of the truck and found that somebody had "left a pile" on the side of the road?"

I worked on a project for a power company a few years ago so had to go through training first. One thing which was grounds for immediate dismissal was failure to use the porta-potties; apparently on a project in New Hampshire so many people had used the woods that the runoff polluted the local water supply.

 

[Industrial Toys]

As far as the dog goes. Is that normal or just some kind of fetish?

 

[2LaneCruzer]

As far as the dog goes. Is that normal or just some kind of fetish?

Dogs evolved as den animals. Life in a den cannot survive if they poop there; therefore it is instinctive for a dog to poop somewhere they do not live. It is also instinctive, for a dog, especially a new mother, to eat the poop of their litter. It is perverted in some cases, but it is instinctive.

 

[ultrarunner]

I'd agree with that and add the type of litter says a lot as well.

Really about the only places where I can ever remember as being litter free were residential parts of suburbs -- and pristine wilderness.

In cities it's almost like few care enough to prevent it, and in the rural areas it seems there's a general lack of concern about being caught by those who may/would care.

Every morning the overnight trash is about the same... take-out/fast-food and things like alcohol bottles and diapers...

I don't know what it is about those that like Ketchup but they litter... always finding a half dozen opened foil packs of ketchup strategically around the parking lot... eat the meal, open the door, toss out the trash and drive away...

 

[Industrial Toys]

Always being the curious one. I wonder if there is nutrition in poop? Let's say you are a meat eater with no food. Is poop, better than eating bark, for instance?

 

[aczlan]

Always being the curious one. I wonder if there is nutrition in poop? Let's say you are a meat eater with no food. Is poop, better than eating bark, for instance?

It depends on the critter, as I recall, some critters do not fully digest their food so somebody else can eat their poop and get more nutrition out of it, I am not sure how that compares to eating something like bark however.

Aaron Z

 

[Industrial Toys]

I know the corn and peanuts are often STILL GOOD! lol

 

[lilranch2001]

sick
:confused2:
:ashamed:

 

[goeduck]

I know the corn and peanuts are often STILL GOOD! lol

Are you talking about unprocessed corn? Someone ought to give the drug encampments lots of corn on the cob. Maybe feces with unprocessed corn in it on the sidewalk would gross out the city officials. Or some downtown business could pick up the feces and take it to city council meeting and place in in the garbage can to make a point. In Seattle the mayor says it is the property owners responsibility to clean up those peoples feces and dispose of it so how could they complain? The riper the better.

 

[ovrszd]

Dogs evolved as den animals. Life in a den cannot survive if they poop there; therefore it is instinctive for a dog to poop somewhere they do not live. It is also instinctive, for a dog, especially a new mother, to eat the poop of their litter. It is perverted in some cases, but it is instinctive.

And then man got involved and dummied them down. House dogs are a disgrace to their wild ancestors.