After we took a photo of Bay Ridge Bicycle World for the post yesterday, we decided to walk down 90th Street from 3rd Avenue to Ridge Boulevard, which is a beautiful tree lined street made up of modest two story homes.  While walking down the odd numbered side, we stumbled across multiple passive aggressive notes meant to get people to pick up after their dogs.

Each sign “needed” to have nine staples and pins used for affixing on three different trees, because simply calling out the slob who isn’t picking up after their dog is too much work for some people, and we all know how leaving passive aggressive signs up for all to see is healthy and sane.

What irks us most about these signs is the fact the maker is all up in arms over people breaking one law that is rarely enforced in New York City, so they went out and broke another law that is rarely enforced in New York City.  Each sign is a $150 fine waiting to happen.  Oh, the irony… or is it stupidity?

We’d like to quote Axl Rose from Use Your Illusion II with how we feel about the person who made and stapled these signs to the trees, they’re “nothing but a f*ckin’ p%$$y.”