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OriginalGriff13-Jun-18 3:59

13-Jun-18 3:59

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He said he walks his dog, Jack, round the quarry four times a day, and that occasionally, even when the Jack Russell is on a lead, there are times when he cannot see him.

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He said: “The kids are rolling in it, it’s that long. You don’t know what they are rolling in."

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“There is a fair bit of dog mess. I’m very frustrated.”

Now, I wonder if these are at all related?

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Richard MacCutchan13-Jun-18 4:03

Richard MacCutchan

13-Jun-18 4:03

I expect it's other people's dog mess he doesn't like. Smile | :)

OriginalGriff13-Jun-18 4:11

13-Jun-18 4:11

I didn't realize it came out identity coded! Laugh | :laugh:

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Richard MacCutchan13-Jun-18 4:30

Richard MacCutchan

13-Jun-18 4:30

rfid[^]

OriginalGriff13-Jun-18 4:39

13-Jun-18 4:39

So that's what they fit when they microchip a dog.

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CodeWraith13-Jun-18 4:02

CodeWraith

13-Jun-18 4:02

Get someone to deal with that dog.[^]

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dandy7213-Jun-18 4:06

dandy72

13-Jun-18 4:06

Pffft.

The article only describes the area as a "quarry". While it does hint that it's probably owned by his municipality, there's not a word about it being a park. Why should every square foot of the earth have to look like a golf course?

jeron113-Jun-18 6:00

jeron1

13-Jun-18 6:00

dandy72 wrote:
Why should every square foot of the earth have to look like a golf course?

Good question!

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dan!sh 13-Jun-18 4:20

dan!sh

13-Jun-18 4:20

Few options:

Go somewhere else for walk.
Get a bigger dog.
Do it yourself.

I need to know if he has no other issues in life that this is a big one or everything is a problem for him.

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W∴ Balboos, GHB13-Jun-18 5:19

W∴ Balboos, GHB

13-Jun-18 5:19

lw@zi wrote:
Do it yourself.

You beat me to what I would have posted.

Better yet - exercise his dog (and the dog's sphincters, too, no doubt) in his own yard. I mean really, if he loves his pet he should love all aspects of it and be a little less willing to share.

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dan!sh 13-Jun-18 18:46

dan!sh

13-Jun-18 18:46

Dogs are generally happy in grass. They eat it too often. Don't if this one likes it and the owner understands his dog's behaviour.

There are plenty of people who love their pet dogs. But they do not understand that particular breed's needs, and are not interested in doing all the other work that comes along with it.

I have seen many people around where I live who have no clue about how to take care of Labradors. Most of those dogs appear to be extremely overweight due to incorrect nutrition and absolute lack of exercise. This leads to plenty of health problems for poor dogs. Also, many of them I have seen buy cute puppies and then simply get rid of them after few months as they grew too big too fast.

There must be some mandatory education before one can own a pet.

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Re: SSD for W10 is amazing

W∴ Balboos, GHB14-Jun-18 2:20

W∴ Balboos, GHB

14-Jun-18 2:20

lw@zi wrote:
There must be some mandatory education before one can own a pet.

EDUCATION JOB ONE

Don't take your pet to relieve themselves anyplace but on your own property.
Supposed 'Cleanup' isn't adequate - until you're ready to sit there.
Have your pet wash the tires on your own :elephant"ing car.
Life isn't a cartoon: A fire hydrant is an official relief station.

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SSD for W10 is amazing

theoldfool13-Jun-18 3:22

theoldfool

13-Jun-18 3:22

I now get to the "Windows is updating, don't turn off your computer" in under 5 seconds! Laugh | :laugh:

Great purchase.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter13-Jun-18 10:35

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

13-Jun-18 10:35

Get Fedora... Not just you have no restart after update, but you can work during it... Big Grin | :-D

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Re: SSD for W10 is amazing

theoldfool13-Jun-18 10:48

theoldfool

13-Jun-18 10:48

Thanks, I am running Ubuntu.
W10 in a VM, nobody (in their right mind) would debug my software on a real machine.

If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.

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The pompey12-Jun-18 22:42

The pompey

12-Jun-18 22:42

The centre of O is fruitful but has an adverse effect (17)

PeejayAdams12-Jun-18 22:58

PeejayAdams

12-Jun-18 22:58

I'm thinking counterproductive (productive = fruitful and overall definition matches) but I can't get counter from "Centre of O".

98.4% of statistics are made up on the spot.

The pompey12-Jun-18 23:05

The pompey

12-Jun-18 23:05

Yes correct - counter[^]

PeejayAdams12-Jun-18 23:19

PeejayAdams

12-Jun-18 23:19

Aha! I've learnt something today!

98.4% of statistics are made up on the spot.

OriginalGriff12-Jun-18 22:59

12-Jun-18 22:59

COUNTERPRODUCTIVE?

Not sure why, except for the PRODUCE

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PeejayAdams12-Jun-18 23:04

PeejayAdams

12-Jun-18 23:04

Great minds think alike/fools seldom differ - take your pick Smile | :)

98.4% of statistics are made up on the spot.

OriginalGriff12-Jun-18 23:16

Garfield by Jim Davis for Jun 13, 2018 - GoComics[^]

12-Jun-18 23:16

I wouldn't call you a fool, so I'll go with the first one! Wink | ;)

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How do you feel?

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter12-Jun-18 21:57

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

12-Jun-18 21:57

"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge". Stephen Hawking, 1942- 2018

Re: How do you feel?

Mike Hankey12-Jun-18 22:20

Mike Hankey

12-Jun-18 22:20

Like crap -- just got over a month of bronchitis and now have it again.

I quit smoking about 8 years ago but the damage of smoking for so many years is rearing it's ugly head.

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Re: How do you feel?

OriginalGriff12-Jun-18 22:24