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It is beholden to responsible dog owners who walk their dogs in public to clean up the mess that said dogs sometimes leave.
But what if youre lazy, antisocial, and just an all-round bad citizen ?
Then the BorgCo Bag of fake dog mess is the product youre looking for.
The bag is actually
some ovoid lumps of silicone in a thin, flexible yet tough membrane; within the membrane is also some inert oil.
To use, place the device in a conventional opaque (usually back) plastic dog mess bag and conceal it in a pocket. When your pooch does his or her business, reach into the pocket and extract the bag which can be concealed in the palm of the hand, along with an unused bag which you pretend to open.
Then, bend down, make appropriate arm movements suggesting that you are cleaning up the steaming heap, and walk away, ostentatiously dangling the bag from your fingertips. The unused empty bag is returned to the pocket.
It will appear to onlookers that you have in fact cleaned up the mess. If challenged, hold up the bag as evidence. If palpated, it will have a moist, squidgy feel, enough to deter further investigation, and as it's been in your pocket it should be slightly warm. If the challenger points at the offending residue, explain that your dog likes to do his or her business next to other dogs business, and you have cleared up after your own dog; it is not your responsibility to clear up after others, as you have a limited supply of bags and may need another in the near future.
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The perfect Christmas gift. |
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Guaranteed to break the ice at parties ... |
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Why do you have ice at your parties? |
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For the drinks, presumably. Incidentally, the Intercalary is
allergic to ice, and is the only example of this allergy known
to medical science. He's fine with water, and he has no other
allergies except to Ryvita, which sends him into anaphylaxis. |
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Ice on Ryvita sounds very scandinavian |
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Delightful. The ideal snack to consume in an Ice Hotel; elsewhere, you'd just end up munching soggy cardboard. |
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Beware counterfeits of this product. The online marketplaces will be flooded with slightly cheaper "bag of fake dog mess" products. In many cases, the unscrupulous vendors will sell you, instead of a bag containing //some ovoid lumps of silicone in a thin, flexible yet tough membrane//, a bag containing some dog mess. |
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// unscrupulous vendors // |
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Yes, that's why the entire Buchanan clan is permanently banned from eBay, Amazon, Gumtree and Craigslist .. |
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Flavored snow cone filling could be an interesting Ryvita (or
Doctor Kracker) topping
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(Disclaimer: I didn't claim it would be good.) |
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I think I have a better way to humanely teach irresponsible
dogs not to foul the park.
It involves a captive bolt. |
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Actually, that works better with the owners. And cats. |
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Although in that case, the bolt is untethered. And usually quite small ... maybe 7.62mm in diameter ... |
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and 51mm long before firing, as a guess? I assume NATO
did extensive testing to optimize a round down to TWO
DECIMAL PLACES. Impressive. |
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"Right chaps, we've narrowed it down. We're between the
pea-shooter 7.6mm and the siege-specification 7.7mm,
time to machine up 10 more barrels" |
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It's 1/3" x 2" FFS. It's this kind of debacle that led a 12yo
me on a wild goose chase or a replacement 25.4mm
seatpost that got a touch bent in an ambitious attempt to
clear the 8th hole green of Macclesfield municipal golf
course. |
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How you must have suffered ... |
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Do you still have webbed fingers and toes ? |
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//webbed fingers and toes ?// That's Bollington |
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Ah yes, the only place on the OS maps still marked "Hiere bee Dragns" ... |
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In the past, Macclesfield was notorious for its enthusiasm for Scold's Bridles, a laudable social innovation that sadly seems to have fallen into disuse. |
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