Band together ...

I was beginning to become disillusioned with the whole anti red rubber band campaign thing. The Royal Mail were refusing to answer my letters & the comments on the blog were becoming just plain silly.

Then I was contacted by Gersh Kuntzman - a reporter from The Brooklyn Paper. He pointed me in the direction of his campaign to rid the streets of New York of rubber bands.

http://www.brooklynpaper.com/stories/30/33/30_33rubberband.html

Ok - they aren't red rubber bands - the American Post Office uses grey rubber bands - but the principle is the same.

In the words of Gersh Kuntzman, "The invasion of the rubber bands continues unabated ..."

Well not in the UK it doesn't Gersh baby - unite with us and together our two great super powers can rid this planet of the scourge of the rubber band.

Mayor Steve ...

Steve Bullock is the Mayor of the London Borough of Lewisham and is a veteran campaigner against red rubber bands being dropped in his borough.

A quick Google check also reveals that Steve has a particular dislike for dog fouling in his borough as well.

At last we have a local politician ready to stand up and take action on the subjects the people want dealt with.

I'm sure he would welcome your words of support on these subjects. http://www.mayorsteve.co.uk/

Imagine what Steve could do for the Dog Fouling & Red Rubber Bands campaign if we voted him in as Mayor of London.

Eat shit and die ...

This advert isn't trying to tell you that dog fouling is bad. It just uses the subject of dog fouling to make the wider audience sit up & listen to the messages of the sponsor - in this case a mortgage firm - and to raise a smile :-)

Enjoy ...

Incidently, aren't mortgage bankers shits ?

Very Direct Sign

They don't get more direct than this! This one really says "put a cork up your dog". Any such action would, however, be totally wrong. Therefore, all producers of such signs should be prosecuted for attempted cruelty.

Israel Leads the Way!!

DNA has been used to trap serious criminals. Now, it could become the tool needed to detect offences of dog fouling.

In the attached link, there is even a video of how faeces are collected for analysis.

At least it obviates the need to post it to a selected target.

Click here for a full account!