Time for a moan... Dog pooh

Never seen has much dog shite, knocking about on the streets of Howfen.

Doesn't the Council employ Dog Wardens, anymore, f,king disgrace, it's everywhere, you do your best to avoid it.

Grandson comes home from Preschool, been in the house 2mins, it's all over the Carpet, Dog Shit.

Chewing Gum, Litter, the footpaths and Roads are in a state of Disrepair.

Come on BMBC get summert done.

What is a disgrace is that we never see white dog shit anymore - why?

Banks of the Croal wrote:Never seen has much dog shite, knocking about on the streets of Howfen.

Doesn't the Council employ Dog Wardens, anymore, f,king disgrace, it's everywhere, you do your best to avoid it.

Grandson comes home from Preschool, been in the house 2mins, it's all over the Carpet, Dog Shit.

Chewing Gum, Litter, the footpaths and Roads are in a state of Disrepair.

Come on BMBC get summert done.

I am a dog owner but I clean up after my dog.

I have been involved in several incidents with dog owners that don't clean up - mostly a bit of name calling but one incident lead me to pick up this woman's dog poo and fling it through her car door as she was getting in.

The other involved me actually throwing it at this old bloke.

Not my finest moments, but someone needs to make a stand.

I agree, because I am fed up of having to dodge piles of shit tubes while walking on the pavement.

The councils have nearly all got rid of dog wardens as part of the cutbacks.

People who walk their dogs in public should be legally obliged to carry tissues and plastic bags to remove their mess. Dog shit contains all sorts of harmful bacteria which can seriously harm young children.

Public parks look like they have been invaded by an army of moles. It's a blight on the community.

Don't see any on the beautiful Scottish streets.

Human excrement on the other hand....

i hate people who leave dog poo behind, but i hate all kinds of rubbish. don't you think bolton is just one big litter bin these days? people seem to think it's okay to drop litter everywhere and don't even make the effort to remove litter from outside their own house.

i have recently told off a few people who've dropped litter in front of me but most have just given me abuse.

not-so-plain-jayne wrote:i hate people who leave dog poo behind, but i hate all kinds of rubbish. don't you think bolton is just one big litter bin these days? people seem to think it's okay to drop litter everywhere and don't even make the effort to remove litter from outside their own house.

i have recently told off a few people who've dropped litter in front of me but most have just given me abuse.

If anything that is just one of many reasons why i had to escape. The people, not all, are just becoming complete ignorant layabouts with regards for property of other people - and its not just Bolton but the UK in general. At least here in NL strangers actually smile and say hello to other strangers (now that was weird at first but its normal!!!)

I agree, Bolton is a shithole.

Bolton Hater wrote:I agree, Bolton is a shithole.

Says you, you fat twit. Capital of culture, my arse.

bwfc71 wrote: At least here in NL strangers actually smile and say hello to other strangers (now that was weird at first but its normal!!!)

Must agree with this. I went to Amsterdam in November and I've never met so many polite people. And the place was much cleaner than any other major European city. Even the ladies in the windows looked clean.

Amsterdam is still on my list of places to visit. I am told the Tulips are out of this world.

Reebok Trotter wrote:Amsterdam is still on my list of places to visit. I am told the Tulips are out of this world.

Tulips or Two lips.

bwfc71 wrote:What is a disgrace is that we never see white dog shit anymore - why?

Because we no longer have summer anymore.

Bolton Hater wrote:I agree, Bolton is a shithole.

I will defend my town to outsiders, anytime!!! Only Boltonians can say to fellow Boltonians what we really think!

My sister worked in Germany for two years and she told me that everything in the towns was very clean and respectable. Is it only us in the UK who are prepared to put up with sub-standard, janitorial germicidal cleaners ?

Owen Owen Owen wrote:

bwfc71 wrote: At least here in NL strangers actually smile and say hello to other strangers (now that was weird at first but its normal!!!)

Must agree with this. I went to Amsterdam in November and I've never met so many polite people. And the place was much cleaner than any other major European city. Even the ladies in the windows looked clean.

Sound like the Spanish inquisition here now, but I do like knowing where people stayed and where they visited during their stay. May sound nosey but just very inquisitive.... So which hotel, which bars, did you go to Anne Franks, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh, Museumplein/Concertgebouw?


The only time when Amsterdam not clean is after a big Ajax match (normally against Feyenoord), after New Years Eve, during Queens Night/Day, or when the street cleaners go on strike (like they did 18 months ago for 6 weeks!!!).

Even near me, as I live 20 minutes outside the Dam, I have street cleaners cleaning the streets outside my abode every morning, including Sundays, at about 7am!!!


Funny story about yesterday with regards to the women in the windows....
One of my mates, whom I knew lived in the RLD, invited me back to his to pick up a few DVDs (non porn). I have never been to his apartment before as always made some sort of excuse as I don't really like the RLD area (too crowded, too many druggies and if being honest just seems to sleazy for me) - he actually has to go through one of the windows to get to his apartment! That was well weird and the weirdest thing is the girls know my mate by name and even had a chat with him whilst entering the bulding (the working-womens "rooms" are downstairs and my mate lives on 2nd floor). I did ask him if he got a discount, but he says he doesn't use the services of the ones he knows - I left the questioning at that point! As I was leaving I think the women were busy as there was no one there and I left a solitudinal bloke was walking past and gave me a dirty look!!!!

Just imagine going all the way to Amsterdam, to visit the Red Light District and the only thing you see is Chris in the window!

Sluffy wrote:Just imagine going all the way to Amsterdam, to visit the Red Light District and the only thing you see is Chris in the window!

tap tap tap (on the window) - would you like business?