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follow them home and post it through their letterboxes, dirty bastards.

thing is, it's inconvenient for us able bodied adults, but fucking shit, literally, for people who can't avoid it for various reasons, and kids are bloody useless at avoiding it, so it gets trailed everywhere. imagine being a wheelchair user and wheeling over a lump of fucking shit because some prick thinks they're too good to bag their dog's shit. it's a very visceral reminder of what people think of you innit.
 
TBF I dont go along with the "never met a responsible owner" bit but I agree with the rest... is staring to aggravate me.

Yeah, i just added that last bit to shit stir.
Spotted a dog turd on Coldharbour Lane, just past The Albert next to the Pelican crossing; it was fresh.
 
Yet you rarely see it in action - because dog owners are so cunning.

A dog was crapping on the pavement halfway between its owner and me on Blenheim Gardens, Brixton Hill.

As I reached the crime scene, the owner pulled out a bag and even made to reach down.

But, as soon as I passed her, as she returned the bag to her pocket and carried on.
Why would someone do that? I appreciate that the idea of picking up shit with a bag is not a pleasant one to the uninitiated but once you've done it a couple of times it normally doesn't even register. What you feed it helps too.

I once offered a bag to someone whose dog had taken a dump whilst waiting for the traffic lights to change outside Tulse Hill Sainsburys. I was told to fuck off you posh cunt :D. And they proceed to drag it still shitting across the road.

My dog is so posh she will only do the business on grass:cool:.
 
In Chelsea at least they have the good grace to place the dog poo inside a small black bag- but then they leave it on the pavement next to a tree or lamppost.

Which begs the question: if you actually have bothered to scoop up the dog excrement and put it in a bag, how much more of an effort is it to put the bag in a bin, rather than drop it on the street? :confused:
 
Redeploy traffic wardens from ticketing vehicles parked and not causing any obstruction to targeting dog shit dumpers; Popes Road is heavily patrolled by these green uniformed nazis and is another road whose pavements are smeared with dog shit.

£100 fine per shit should clean the problem up.

And those multiple dog walkers in Brockwell Park, four to six dogs all running free, never see them pick up.
 
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I am a dog owner who takes this shit seriously, so much that I once bought a 2 litre bottle of water to wash down the
pavement when my old dog had the shits and left a mess that was unpickupable, I know a lot of other dog owners and tbh
none of us like dog shit on the pavement or even in the dog area in parks so will confront offenders and offer a bag as Rushy did.
I am however noticing a increasingly confrontational attitude amongst the anti-dog types who will often try and provoke arguments with dog owners
when no offence has been committed
 
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I am however noticing a increasingly confrontational attitude amongst the anti-dog types who will often try and provoke arguments with dog owners
when no offence has been committed
This may be unwise, depending on the dog...
 
Yes yes but where can I get in brixton?
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Never seen it on sale in anywhere in England never mind London. You can though get it online from various Scottish butchers that do those frozen deliveries. In effect you have to buy in bulk to make it worthwhile (and you probably need a decent sized freezer!)
 
Never seen it on sale in anywhere in England never mind London. You can though get it online from various Scottish butchers that do those frozen deliveries. In effect you have to buy in bulk to make it worthwhile (and you probably need a decent sized freezer!)
Chadwick butcher's in Balham always has it in stock. It's the right shape obviously but lacks the grainy quality of the real McCoy. it's also absurdly overpriced. They also sell Scotch pies which are nothing of the sort.
 
Got a scary text from daughter's school about some bloke in Lambeth trying to get Kids into his car. 3 attempts apparently. :(
 
Rashid Nix, Green Party candidate for Dulwich and West Norwood, will be on the Politics Show tonight.

Despite the name, the constituency covers a huge chunk of Brixton.
Rashid was in the Beehive last night.
Just about certain to get my vote after that.
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I went to college with Rashid…in fact, he's changed his name since I knew him! Seemed a decent guy, def a bit of a radical back then. Gave me a job in the students union when I was skint, good work fella :) Green Party are bit suspect in some areas but I'd prob vote for him if it was my constituency (I'm in "Vauxhall", which is crazy.)
 
Rashid Nix, Green Party candidate for Dulwich and West Norwood, will be on the Politics Show tonight.

Despite the name, the constituency covers a huge chunk of Brixton.

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I am glad Rashid is standing. I do rate him as someone who genuinely cares about the area. He is a bright guy.

Its unlikely he will get elected as green candidate. I meet local activists who would make excellent Cllrs or MPs but will never get there as politics is run by the "centre ground".

Lambeth imo opinion is still dominated by awful New Labour. No one else will get a look in.
 
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