[LouAvul]

I don't know, but something about this story stinks.

[EveningStar]

ping

[dynachrome]

"composting it at home with yard waste and food scraps can be unsafe."
Well, duh.

[pipecorp]

they do possess a gravitational attraction to shoes. mine always seem to find it.

[MeanWestTexan]

"animal feces make up nearly 4 percent of residential waste, or 6,500 tons a year — nearly as much as disposable diapers"

Curious corrollation.

Presumably replacing children (that gays cannot have) with animals.

[saganite]

Hmm. There's a joke in there somewhere but it occurs to me that San Francisco is a good choice for this experiment. If you get my drift.

[Cicero]

Hmm. We have a lot of dogs, and for a while this had me excited. Home energy from dog poops!

But a million bucks for a methane digester is is a bit pricey. Just have to wait for the price to drop, I guess.

[mmercier]

I get a kick out of watching multimillionaires in Marblehead walking their $1,000 dogs with a bag of poop in their free hand.

My dogs poop in their yard, I mulch it and feed it through the garden. Poop, green grass, dried maple leaves and wood ash make a fine mulch.

Should see my carrots and broccoli in November.

[wildehunt]

In the spring, in deep snow country, the dog poop is the first thing to bloom.

[SIDENET]

SF has really gone to sh*t.

[TheOracleAtLilac]

Lou, where do you dig up this s*** ?

[Bacon Man]

I think Salty just found his calling.

[solitas]

I've had to be there several times on business: san francisco is dog droppings.

[OnRightOnLeftCoast]

This town produces enough methane from their Marxist rantings.

[skinkinthegrass]

I don't know, but something about this story stinks

Thks, for the ping, ES....Is "Mr. Hankie" (of South Park) included?
:^)