XPost: comp.os.linux.misc
From: pj@jostle.com
On Thu, 11 Dec 2025 14:05:21 -0000 (UTC), Lars Poulsen
wrote:
>On 2025-12-11 03:30, rbowman wrote:
>>> One of the popular trailheads in town has a collection of colorful bags of
>>> dog shit and a sign giving the daily count. I think it's a nearby resident
>>> that walks their dog and collects the bags the idiots leave.
>>>
>>> The dispensers have pictographs of using the provided bags but fails to
>>> show the 'take it with you' part. Sometimes the black Lab is the smarter
>>> of the pair.
>
>On 2025-12-11, Carlos E.R. wrote:
>> Depends. Some cities put the bag dispenser with a bin in the same post,
>> so obviously that bin is for the poo bags.
>
>We have a "dog beach" here. At Arroyo Burro Beach County Park, the area
>to the right of the parking lot is reserved for people. There is a
>restaurant, a grassy picnic area and a beach where dogs must be on
>leash. To the other side, there is about a mile of beach allowing
>offf-leash dogs. The parking lot has about 12 trash cans marked as
>dedicated to "Animal Waste".
>
>It is a great place for dogs to run a little wild. Confined between
>the Pacific Ocean and a sandstone cliff. My late beagle often tried to
>scale the cliff, and once fell on a rock from 15 feet up. Broke a rib,
>and was forever sore in that area if you picked her up and did not
>remember that. But that did not keep her from trying again in the same
>spot later.
>
>The downside of that beach, is that there is a natural oil seep in the
>ocean and little lumps of tar the size of a BB pellet often mix in the
>sand, so you need a bottle of baby oil handy to clean feet, paws and dog
>fur to avaid getting tar on your car seats.
Waste the dog,
Get a cat.
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