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Dear PS,PierceStreet said:I hear their is a new trend in the UK that gives new meaning to "Walking the Dog".
Dear PS,PierceStreet said:This beats the hell out of Chad and Jeremy
perdita said:Too bad for us here in the states - no one dares enter a park at night, too dangerous. I'd like to see an enterprising person create special dogging parks, all safe and with a cleanup crew, that'd be the American way.
Perdita
LorriLove said:nothing new about dogging in the park, been doing it for yearsit was never called that before though, the term dogging was used to describe voyeurism, as kids we used to go to the parking dogging on the older teens shagging in the bushes
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Icingsugar said:Good popint. I was just going to say:
What's new? Haven't we monkeys been doing that ever since when there was nothing but park all over to do it in?
. . . "We thought better lighting in parks might prevent it but it actually allows to see what they're doing better," he said . . .
Quasimodem said:Should have seen that coming. They kept doing it until they went blind![]()
The Offical Mascot of Park Dogging is a Seeing Eye Dog.![]()
LorriLove said:giggle, you said it ice honey, most of the old bonking parks are gone now, just one decent one left in our town, the rest have been concreted over or built onstill we have some lovely walks by the river still, only cos you can't build fucking cheap houses on water i suppose though
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Icingsugar said:And then there is always the Great Outdoors. That thing a hour or twoaway called the countryside. Take my word for it, you have not dogged for real until you have nailed or been nailed against the bark of a pinewood tree. And you havent experienced a true turn-off until you have done it in what turned out to be an anthill.
perdita said:Dear Ogg,
Does your Trust and Heritage sell maps? (Thirty seconds walk - what a lucky bloke you are.)
Perdita
"We thought better lighting in parks might prevent it but it actually allows to see what they're doing better," he said
As long as they don't bite, I won't give a damn. Each to his own, I guess.oggbashan said:
The four legged dogs' deposits sometimes deter the two-legged variety. A cold wet nose on the arse is a definite deterrent.
LorriLove said:trouble is over here in uk all the land in the countryside is owned by greedy rich farmers who plead poverty, and equally rich fat bastard landowners who hate having to share their ill gotten gains with anyone resulting in all the open countryside being owned by someone who won't let people on to their land.
unlike scandinavia where as long as you don't do any damage you're welcome to roam, and bonk, and do a bit of doggingon anyone's land.