Bwaaaaahahahaha!!!!!!In the old days climbers would simply hang off the wall to do their thing. I'd think it could really ruin your whole day to be hit by a 150 mph human turd....
And I agree 100%OK, I'm being serious here, why the hell don't they have these things for horses?
I mean, in Boston (maybe its Cambridge) they are now collecting dogs DNA so that when they find a turd on the ground they can test it and track down the offending beast. Don't get me started on the logic (and waste of funds) of this, our politicians flat out suck.
They ask dog owners to pick up the stuff, but horses can just let it rip wherever?!?!?
They do, they are called bun bags and in many cities horses are required to wear them.OK, I'm being serious here, why the hell don't they have these things for horses?
Never understood this either.OK, I'm being serious here, why the hell don't they have these things for horses?
I mean, in Boston (maybe its Cambridge) they are now collecting dogs DNA so that when they find a turd on the ground they can test it and track down the offending beast. Don't get me started on the logic (and waste of funds) of this, our politicians flat out suck.
They ask dog owners to pick up the stuff, but horses can just let it rip wherever?!?!?
I don't care if they're angel turds blessed by God himself, fecal matter on the trail grosses me out! Makes me want to find out where some equestrian type lives so I can take a dump on his front porch!They do, they are called bun bags and in many cities horses are required to wear them.
I also agree that they should have to wear them on the trail. Of course you will get some "horse sh!t" (pun intended) about how horse poop is different because of what they eat and the horses digestive system. While this is true, sh!t is still sh!t.
My buddy tried arguing this and about an hour later got some nasty wet stuff flung from his tire in his face. He changed his opinion after that.