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Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

In neighborhoods where there are no sidewalks, you don’t have much choice. If there’s a sidewalk, dogs should pee in the strip of grass between the sidewalk and the street. If there’s no sidewalk, it’s permissible for dogs to pee in the first 2 feet or so of front yard, which is probably a public easement anyway. They should not be peeing on mailboxes, flowers, etc.

Yeah, I'm pretty neighborly, but I'm not going to stop my dog from peeing on mailboxes.

What is so hard about this? I don’t want your dog peeing in my yard, that I pay for, or on my mailbox post. Dog urine is corrosive and I don’t see you offering to fix the brown spots on land I own or replacing the rotting post from your pet. When you pay my mortgage, then your dog can pee in my yard.

I have a dog and agree with you. I walk my dog and keep him away from mailboxes, young trees, planting beds, and lawns. DH and the vast majority of dog owners I see do not and it really annoys me. You’ll also never catch me leaving bagged dog poop in front of your house to pick up on my walk back (How lazy can you be, people? Just carry it!) or see me placing it in your trash can.

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Anonymous wrote:Dogs.

Can be cute to look at, but judging how so many owners are just walking their dogs, it seems most owners hate the responsibility, too.

Dogs are the best. We don’t deserve them. I will die on this hill.

I completely agree with you.

Me too! I love dogs more then humans most of the time.

And this is why our society is becoming so closed up, reserved, and disconnected. People pay more attention to their dogs than to other people.

This idiotic sign says it all. If I saw this at someone's house I would go out of my way never to see them again

https://www.wayfair.com/SignMission--To-NonPet-Owners-Who-Visit-Our-Home-Novelty-Sign-Wall-Plaque-Decoration-Z1014To-NonPet-Owners-Who-L2532-K~IKSO1110.html?refid=GX417416575836-IKSO1110&device=c&ptid=1210389179974&network=g&targetid=aud-975242143859:pla-1210389179974&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=144790423&fdid=1817&gclid=CjwKCAiA5sieBhBnEiwAR9oh2i6zj8iDh6uQrMukhzq2RgcTAhMJpKkrG2WkmMU29ojtTIILTUAUbxoC1QQQAvD_BwE

+1. Sheesh

Anonymous wrote:When ppl want to eat dinner at like 4 or 5. Honestly even 6 stresses me out.

Agree. I loved living in Spain. 3pm lunch and 10pm dinner is great.

Reality TV
Sea urchin

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Anonymous wrote:Watching golf on TV
Republican ideology (including pre-Trump) and the media universe that supports it
Polo shirts
Lawns
TV talk shows
Cable news, regardless of "tilt"
Luxury automobiles - it's a car, get over yourself
Celebrity "news"
True crime shoes/podcasts
Podcasts in general
Literary fiction
Slow walkers who block the sidewalk (and they somehow always block the sidewalk! Always!)

And that's just off the top of my head!

This is shocking to me! What do you like to read?

Science fiction, historical fiction, mysteries, the occasional thriller or spy novel, a western every now and then.

When ppl want to eat dinner at like 4 or 5. Honestly even 6 stresses me out.

Anonymous wrote:Really long fake fingernails

Shorts that show butt cheek

Hot Cheetos

ANY energy drink

Tiny plastic crap handed out at birthdays that is immediate thrown away

Real Housewives

Cold shoulder shirts

Shoes that lace up past the ankle and wind up the leg

Fake blondes

Male here and I love almost all of these

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Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

No, it isnt. It kills grass.

Grass is stupid.

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Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

Are you going to stop the foxes from peeing in your yard? How about the squirrels? Bunnies? Deer? Raccoons? Possums? Outdoor cats? Good luck with that!!!

Somebody who doesn’t know much about animals always posts this stupid argument. Deer are the only animals on this list that produce as much urine as my large breed dog. Additionally, my dog can hold his pee for 8 hours — something wild animals don’t do — so when my dog pees, it’s a lot and can be concentrated. Finally, dogs have the instinct to mark territory and to cover up rival dogs’ marking, so once one dog has peed somewhere, other dogs will follow suit and pee in the same spot.

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Anonymous wrote:Watching golf on TV
Republican ideology (including pre-Trump) and the media universe that supports it
Polo shirts
Lawns
TV talk shows
Cable news, regardless of "tilt"
Luxury automobiles - it's a car, get over yourself
Celebrity "news"
True crime shoes/podcasts
Podcasts in general
Literary fiction
Slow walkers who block the sidewalk (and they somehow always block the sidewalk! Always!)

And that's just off the top of my head!

This is shocking to me! What do you like to read?

There IS a bookclub you know!

Really long fake fingernails

Shorts that show butt cheek

Hot Cheetos

ANY energy drink

Tiny plastic crap handed out at birthdays that is immediate thrown away

Real Housewives

Cold shoulder shirts

Shoes that lace up past the ankle and wind up the leg

Fake blondes

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Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily ... letting them pee in people's yards.

It's o.k. for dogs to pee in people's yards.

Are you serious? Your dog has no business being in someone else's yard without permission, let alone peeing on the grass.

Are you going to stop the foxes from peeing in your yard? How about the squirrels? Bunnies? Deer? Raccoons? Possums? Outdoor cats? Good luck with that!!!

Ugh, this idiot.

Do you know how many bunnies, squirrels, raccoons I have in my yard? Few. Most of us in the suburbs have so few you can't compare their output to that of your dog that you stop on my lawn every single day. You can't be that stupid.

LOL. You have way more wildlife peeing in your yard than you know.

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Can be cute to look at, but judging how so many owners are just walking their dogs, it seems most owners hate the responsibility, too.

What?

Most dog owners don't walk their dogs properly. They do so lazily, while on their phone, on the wrong side of a path, with a retractable leash, letting them pee in people's yards. Being responsible for your pet takes work, and most dog owners don't want to do the work.

I have a 14 year old dog who does no harm. this is when I talk to my mom. deal

Anonymous wrote:Spas/mani/pedi (I hate people touching me; it's pricey too)
Cruises (just not an appealing vacation)
Sushi (cringe at the thought of eating raw fish)

Sushi-not all are raw. Philadelphia roll anyone?

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Anonymous wrote:Dudes who don’t manscape and clean up down there.

What, you don't like your nose being tickled?

Need to be clean and shaved.