Hi All
After many posts on the other two forums and very little response, I thought I'd try a different tack and put a post on The Cafe to see if I can provoke a little discussion.
I have noticed that in several of the car parks I visit occasionally the trees giving cover from the main road have been hacked away by the local authority (probably). I was wondering if this is to try to curb our night time activities by letting the passing plod see cars parked up, and if so, are we doggers to blame for the deforestation?
Seemingly we are getting the blame for a whole load of other things, might as well lump global warming on as well!
G
This actually might get a more intellectual reply from the Greenpeace web site.
Damn those doggers, they're a right shifty bunch!!! :shock:
This is misleading. All dogging is monitored by satellite. They have cameras on satellites that can see the kite mark on a durex.
Ah so thats how my Mum used to know when I had little square friends in the house. funny how from the age of six/seven all I got was "clean your room"! Then as soon as I turned 14/15 she'd be in there every few days clearing out my "rubbish", as soon as I was allowed entry there wouldn't be a kitemark in sight! coincidence? Terrestrial Surveillance? Who knows? Guess it's the awesome power of the one they call "Mother"
Ah so thats how my Mum used to know when I had little square friends in the house. funny how from the age of six/seven all I got was "clean your room"! Then as soon as I turned 14/15 she'd be in there every few days clearing out my "rubbish", as soon as I was allowed entry there wouldn't be a kitemark in sight! coincidence? Terrestrial Surveillance? Who knows? Guess it's the awesome power of the one they call "Mother"
Another reason I heard is that doggers have been trimming the branches to provide camouflage.
They shove the branches in the backs of their socks and fuck under cover!
I don't think councils plant long growing trees, especially in car parks which may be temporary.. its usually ones which are unlikely to arouse protests and tree dwellers.