The etiquette artist who launched an underground campaign to highlight some of the worst manners exhibited on the subway, is taking his latest attempt at behavioral modification to the streets in an effort to curb an issue that infuriates most New Yorkers: dog crap. Fed up with the shit-stained sidewalks around the city, Jay Shells installed this piece on 14th Street near 8th Avenue that comes with a spool of biodegradable bags that may just guilt asshole pet owners into actually using them. This is the first of what should be many crapping canines, as he is actively accepting suggestions for other hoods in need of potent reminders.
I think someone should launch an etiquette campaign against Shells. I bet we could find an ex or two that would be interested.
Nice work Page Seven. Let's do it.
I'm Shells and I will help you. Let's get me to stop doing all this crap.
Let's start by typing some shit talking on blogs rather than going out and doing something productive. Sound good?
I love you and your keyboard smack talk. Shit is real.
Keep it up player!
Thanks dude!
One question though, does your comment attacking my comment count as "typing some shit talking on blogs rather than going out and doing something productive" or not?
And c'mon – I love you! But how many times do I have to tell you? I'm not a player I just crush a lot.
Shit is SO real.
xoxoxoxoxo
doesn't count, because after i wrote it, i went out and saved a baby from a burning building which is pretty productive. i also solved world hunger.
being super productive these days.
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