100 Fewer Trumps
A futile attempt to Make America Great Again by digitally extricating its most unpleasant elements.
Day 071 of The 100 Day Project: #100fewertrumps
It is a tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.


Day 072 of The 100 Day Project: #100fewertrumps
If we’re being completely honest here, it wasn’t a great tattoo to begin with. It’s much better now, though.


Day 073 of The 100 Day Project: #100fewertrumps
Pictured (L,R): Dictator, Aspiring Dictator.


Day 074 of The 100 Day Project: #100fewertrumps
Not surprisingly, erasing these two shitheads doesn’t really get old.
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Day 075 of The 100 Day Project: #100fewertrumps
0750: Pet waste contains harmful bacteria and parasites that make people and pets sick. When it is left outside, pet waste can be tracked into homes and cars or washed into our streams and rivers.
DOEE provides technical support and assistance with education on the environmental impacts of pet waste in coordination with the Mayor’s Office of the Clean City, which leads the District’s response to pet waste issues.
Report: Pet waste complaints should be submitted to DC 311. The online form can be found at 311.dc.gov under All Service Requests > Pet Waste. Residents can also submit complaints by phone by dialing 3-1-1. This information is used to identify hotspots to target for outreach and education.

