Reblogging this great poem from Rich Lakin. So true! He has left off the comments box on this post, so I hope he sees that it was reblogged.
Reblogging this great poem from Rich Lakin. So true! He has left off the comments box on this post, so I hope he sees that it was reblogged.
beetleypete 
This shit is pretty hilarious!!!😂
Xoxox❤😘
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It is indeed. And if you have got a dog to walk, it is SO TRUE! Rich nailed it. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete. xx
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I agree, he did!😉
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We have no bins and people just walk around until they get home. I have not seen anyone discard their bags like that. It’s funny how group behavior influences people. Here I guess it’s not cool to drop the baggie.
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No bins? I dread to think of the mess here if we had none.:(
Best wishes, Pete.
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There were comment boxes when I read the poem on his site. Perhaps he fixed it. Warmest regards, Theo
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I expect he did. (Or it was just me being me again…)
Thanks for letting me know. I left him a comment on an older post. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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You see dog owners in the village all walking around with a bag of poo. When their dog squats down, they look right and left and behind them, and if they see anybody they’ll pick it up. The local footpaths that are not frequented much are like dogs’ toilets.
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It used to be rare around here at one time. But now I find myself watching where I step. Sad.
Best wishes, Pete.
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There are special doggy poo bins in our village too, but I still see it on the verges. I often see dog owners checking if anybody is around. If I could I’d rub the owners’ noses in it.
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I once saw a man throw a bag of dog poo at the car of a couple who had left it on the path as they exited Hoe Rough. It landed on their roof as they drove off in a hurry. 🙂
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We have several of these strange poo trees growing here on the Gower coast. Also sock trees. They really flourish in the summer holiday season. It rather spoils our image as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Some people are so inconsiderate, Annabelle. They probably walk past the bag they dumped yesterday, before dumping another today. Even in such nice areas, so many people have little respect for where they live.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Great poem. It happens here, too. Recently someone has put signs up in a woodland walk pointing out there is no such thing as a ‘Poo Fairy’.
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Thanks, Mary.
I see it every day around here too, and we have numerous ‘Dog Bins’. Some people…
Best wishes, Pete.
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He has a way with words!
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He has won awards, FR. And he is also widely published here.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Eww! But clever!😂
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Rich is highlighting a growing problem over here, Kim. People put the poo in a bag, but will not carry it home, or to a bin. They just put the bags on gates and stiles, or throw them in threes and bushes.
Best wishes, Pete.
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That’s disgusting!😡
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That crappy poem is really good!
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I only do this stuff so you can pun it! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Please pass the Grey Poo Pun!
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🤣🤣
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