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   Phil in SF (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 03:20:03 JST Phil in SF

   Pretty sure the odor of shit I smelt came from the fresh pile one the sidewalk across the street. Took a hose and washed it into the street so car tires will carry it away. I don't smell it sitting in my living room now.

   Anyway, pick up after your dogs. Even though it's outside, we can smell it.

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     sgt1372 (sgt1372@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 03:30:27 JST sgt1372

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     @kingrat I thought you were going to say it was human 💩. 🤦♂️

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     Phil in SF (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 03:48:13 JST Phil in SF

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     • sgt1372

     @sgt1372 Oh, we get that on this street too.

     Shit on the sidewalk or treewells = dog shit.
     Shit between parked cars, in entranceways or against a building = person shit

     The latter is easier for me to clean up. It's usually my building and I can hose it into a drain. Can't hose out the treewells, and I don't have a place to deposit scooped up shit except the trash can inside my place (which stinks up everything inside).

     I really wish the city kept the public toilet down the street open 24 hours, but it closes at 5 pm.

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     Tito Swineflu (tito_swineflu@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 04:31:50 JST Tito Swineflu

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     @kingrat Wow, for me that was a real twist at the end when it turned out you were talking about dog poop.

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     Phil in SF (kingrat@sfba.social)'s status on Sunday, 29-Sep-2024 04:34:39 JST Phil in SF

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     • Tito Swineflu

     @tito_swineflu The people who shit on the street aren't on Mastodon. The people who don't pick up after their dogs might be. Unlikely, but possible.