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ryda
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| Scotty wrote: | | ryda wrote: | | how did you hurt those ribs again Scotty ? |
Me not paying attention to what I was doing.  |
disclaimer: No dog were involved the typing of that statement 
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Scotty
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:18pm Post subject: |
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| ryda wrote: | | Scotty wrote: | | ryda wrote: | | how did you hurt those ribs again Scotty ? |
Me not paying attention to what I was doing. |
disclaimer: No dog were involved the typing of that statement |
Maybe we should be leashing the goats while we're at it, I nearly ran into one of those yesterday too. 
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psychavoc
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:19pm Post subject: |
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If we leash each one we see, it'd make it easier to "catch" them later 
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way_downsouth
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:22pm Post subject: |
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| psychavoc wrote: | | If we leash each one we see, it'd make it easier to "catch" them later |
On that topic, I am planning on riding in the park with a new multi-tool.
a big knife
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psychavoc
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:28pm Post subject: |
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Farm boy!
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Scaredy_Cat
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:29pm Post subject: |
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| psychavoc wrote: | | If we leash each one we see, it'd make it easier to "catch" them later |
You can get a leash on a goat? I'm impressed!! 
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Scotty
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:32pm Post subject: |
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| psychavoc wrote: | | Farm boy! |
[hijack]Answer your bloody phone![/hijack]
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Zoom
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:32pm Post subject: |
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| Scaredy_Cat wrote: | | psychavoc wrote: | | If we leash each one we see, it'd make it easier to "catch" them later |
You can get a leash on a goat? I'm impressed!! |
Of course she can she is a behavioural psychologist!!!
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Scaredy_Cat
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ryda
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:36pm Post subject: |
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| psychavoc wrote: | | If we leash each one we see, it'd make it easier to "catch" them later |
spit roast at the rally!
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Oli
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 3:40pm Post subject: |
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| Scotty wrote: | | Oli wrote: | | He was a rider. |
Yeah, I know who he was as well, I know the dog too.
He was just hanging out with his mutt on a day when there wasn't much traffic in the park.
Meh, I'm not really stressed either way. It was my wife that got bitten but you don't see me jumping on the anti-dog wagon.
Like I said, council policy dictates what happens, so it's not like anything that's said on here makes a difference. |
I'm not jumping on an anti-dog bandwagon, I was trying to clarify what the deal is. If there is a thread and the outcome of that is that unleashed animals aren't allowed, then why should this guy get away with it any more than anyone else? If the rules are there aren't they there for everybody?
Also the way his dog was running around the skills area was annoying, certainly uncontrolled and I'd go so far as to say downright dangerous for others - my boys certainly didn't want to ride there because of it, which is something they usually look forward to after the climb.
Who is this guy that his dog walking should impact on other legitimate park users?
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Simonk
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 4:17pm Post subject: |
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"spit roast at the rally! "
We had goat a'la Makara at the end of year barby back in 2000. Tasty stuff.
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ThingOne
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 4:27pm Post subject: |
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| Simonk wrote: | "spit roast at the rally! "
We had goat a'la Makara at the end of year barby back in 2000. Tasty stuff. |
Really!!. Theres meat on those goats..They look like bone held together with skin.
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Scotty
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 4:51pm Post subject: |
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| Oli wrote: | I'm not jumping on an anti-dog bandwagon, I was trying to clarify what the deal is. If there is a thread and the outcome of that is that unleashed animals aren't allowed, then why should this guy get away with it any more than anyone else? If the rules are there aren't they there for everybody?
Also the way his dog was running around the skills area was annoying, certainly uncontrolled and I'd go so far as to say downright dangerous for others - my boys certainly didn't want to ride there because of it, which is something they usually look forward to after the climb.
Who is this guy that his dog walking should impact on other legitimate park users? |
The deal is that you can't have unleashed dogs in the park, so you are well within your rights to tell him to ssip off.
If the dog was being a pain in the esra and i was in a similar situation, I would've been doing the same. 
But if I see a dog unleashed in the park and it's not causing hassles, it generally doesn't bother me... unlike some clowns I come across who see it as some personal affront.
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Monolith
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| Posted: Fri 26th Sep 5:45pm Post subject: |
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| Simonk wrote: | | "spit roast at the rally! " |
I'm not sure I'd have the energy for that.
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