I suppose people walking their dogs might be inclined to try to "help" by dumping the poop in a flower garden. Or they might even let their dogs poop in a garden and not pick it up like they would have to if it was on the street. I don't know. But what I do know is that there's no way having a little dog poop in a flower bed is less attractive than this dumb looking sign. No way.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Please, no poop!
Near the Palace of Fine Arts, in San Francisco, we stumbled upon a flower garden with this sign in it.
I suppose people walking their dogs might be inclined to try to "help" by dumping the poop in a flower garden. Or they might even let their dogs poop in a garden and not pick it up like they would have to if it was on the street. I don't know. But what I do know is that there's no way having a little dog poop in a flower bed is less attractive than this dumb looking sign. No way.
I suppose people walking their dogs might be inclined to try to "help" by dumping the poop in a flower garden. Or they might even let their dogs poop in a garden and not pick it up like they would have to if it was on the street. I don't know. But what I do know is that there's no way having a little dog poop in a flower bed is less attractive than this dumb looking sign. No way.
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Also, poop = organic. Bacteria, sure, but still organic.
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