Dayvo
just passin' through
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rich p said:
Oh, not the plastic bag you had your crisps in, then, Rich?
Dirty ****ing animals....
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Oh, not the plastic bag you had your crisps in, then, Rich?
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- the post-brexit wasteland
i take it you had no casquette to use richp…
Dayvo
just passin' through
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Don't try crapping in the sea!
It follows you.
Apparently!
You could always try and mark it with a boy, though!
It follows you.
Apparently!
You could always try and mark it with a boy, though!
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
The deleterious effects of dogs on human health: 2. Canine zoonoses
D. N. Baxter
Ian Leck
Department of Community Medicine, University of Manchester
Professor I. Leek, Department of Community Medicine, University of Manchester, Stopford Building, Oxford Road, Manchester Ml3 9PT.
As part of a general review of the epidemiology and control of human health hazards connected with dogs, the distribution and behaviour in dogs and humans of the canine infections and infestations that are actual or potential causes of human disease have been examined. In England and Wales, it is estimated that dogs may be responsible each year for the onset in humans of approximately 31000 episodes of wound sepsis involving Pasteurella multocida, 16000 Toxocara infestations, 13000 enteritis episodes (mainly involving Campylobacter) and 9000 episodes of ringworm, as well as an indeterminate number of anthropod infestations. Much less human disease of other kinds seems to be acquired from dogs.
So Camphlyobacter demonstrates pathogenic bacterial transmission too.
Well, it's been a fascinating evening everybody!
D. N. Baxter
Ian Leck
Department of Community Medicine, University of Manchester
Professor I. Leek, Department of Community Medicine, University of Manchester, Stopford Building, Oxford Road, Manchester Ml3 9PT.
As part of a general review of the epidemiology and control of human health hazards connected with dogs, the distribution and behaviour in dogs and humans of the canine infections and infestations that are actual or potential causes of human disease have been examined. In England and Wales, it is estimated that dogs may be responsible each year for the onset in humans of approximately 31000 episodes of wound sepsis involving Pasteurella multocida, 16000 Toxocara infestations, 13000 enteritis episodes (mainly involving Campylobacter) and 9000 episodes of ringworm, as well as an indeterminate number of anthropod infestations. Much less human disease of other kinds seems to be acquired from dogs.
So Camphlyobacter demonstrates pathogenic bacterial transmission too.
Well, it's been a fascinating evening everybody!
Baggy
Cake connoisseur
- Location
- Where the chevrons are
You learn something new every day!Fab Foodie said:
Now, I dare you to test how strong your stomach is by typing the same search terms you used into "Google Images"
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
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- Kirton, Devon.
rich p said:Are you making this up!
the next quote will be from Professor I. Poo
LOL, didn't notice that!
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- The TerrorVortex
This thread is brilliant without pictures!!!
Someone had to say it.
Someone had to say it.
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
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- Kirton, Devon.
Baggy
Cake connoisseur
- Location
- Where the chevrons are
<casual> Is that site safe for work FF? 
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yorkshiregoth
Master of all he surveys
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- Heathrow
We've had more than a few savages defecate on my station platform or in the lifts. I hate having to call the cleaner for things like that.
Crankarm
Guru
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- Nr Cambridge
Have just skimmed through this dirty thread and just in case no one has said it "If you polish a turd it will still be a turd."
"When the sh1t hits the fan"
Oh the irony of the OP being a dog owner. I guess what goes around comes around so to speak.
"When the sh1t hits the fan"
Oh the irony of the OP being a dog owner. I guess what goes around comes around so to speak.
Chuffy
Veteran
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- On the banks of the Exe
...except that it doesn't come around from the OP's dog.Crankarm said:
...but the irony of a dog treading in human poo is pretty much inescapable!
Rhythm Thief
Legendary Member
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- Ross on Wye
Lisa21 said:
The problem is, Alecs wasn't accusing Snapper of anything, or "jumping at her". He was merely pointing out the irony of a dog getting covered in human shite. Which is ironic, you have to admit. As Alecs himself pointed out, you can appreciate the irony of a situation without approving of it.
Rhythm Thief
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badkitty said:This thread is shoot.
I feel for you Snapps, I really do. But I also can't help thinking that probably someone just got caught short and couldn't help themselves. (as someone who once pooed on their aunties back step
Horrible, but not malicious.
I've crapped in a carrier bag before now, when parked up overnight in my lorry. It's not nice.
