Looks like Park is staying then

[Joon]

Stop urinating before you drown yourselves.

[vblockranger]

Stop urinating before you drown yourselves.

Is that korean for humorous?

[Ginger Ninja]

Stop urinating before you drown yourselves.

um...what?

[SuperHoopNik]

Stop urinating before you drown yourselves.

What does that even mean?

[jmelanie]

What does that even mean?

Maybe it's Korean for "Stop taking the p iss"

[Joon]

Urine-Marking: Why Dogs Mark Their Territory

The Humane Society of the United States

Much like the miners during the Gold Rush, dogs are territorial animals. They "stake a claim" to a particular space, area, or object by marking it, using a variety of methods at different levels of intensity.

For example, a dog may bark to drive away what he perceives to be intruders in his territory. Some dogs may go to the extreme of urinating or defecating on something to say "mine!."
Pets aren't people

Dogs don't urinate or defecate out of spite or jealousy. If your dog urinates on your baby's diaper bag, it's not because he is jealous of, or dislikes, your baby. The unfamiliar scents and sounds of a new baby in the home are stressing him out a bit and he feels the need to reaffirm his claim on his territory.

Likewise, if your dog urinates on your new boyfriend's backpack, it doesn't reflect his opinion of your taste in men. Instead, he has perceived the presence of an "intruder," and is letting the intruder know this territory belongs to him.
Urine-marking is not house soiling

House soiling is when your dog empties his bladder or his bowels inside the house. There are a few reasons he may do this.

He's not housebroken.
He has a medical issue.
He's terrified and has lost control of his bladder and/or bowels.

Urine-marking, on the other hand, is a territorial behavior. Your dog feels the need to assert his dominance or ease his anxiety by laying out his boundaries. He does this by depositing small amounts of urine on anything he feels belongs to him—the furniture, the walls, your socks, etc.

Urine-marking is most often associated with male dogs, but females may do it, too. Leg-lifting is the primary way of marking, but even if your pet doesn't lift his leg, he may still be marking.

The amount of urine is small and is found primarily on vertical surfaces, but dogs do sometimes mark on horizontal surfaces.

Reasons for urine-marking

Your dog isn't spayed or neutered. Unneutered dogs are much more assertive and prone to marking than neutered ones.
There's a new pet in the household.
Another pet in your home is not spayed or neutered. Even spayed or neutered animals may mark in response to other intact animals in the home.
Your dog has conflicts with other animals in your home. When there's instability in the pack dynamics, a dog may feel a need to establish his place by marking his territory.
There's someone new in the house (spouse, baby, roommate); your dog puts his scent on that person’s belongings as a way of proclaiming that the house is his.
There are new objects in the environment (a shopping bag, a visitor's purse) that have unfamiliar smells or another animal's scent.
Your dog has contact with other animals outside your home. If your pet sees another animal through a door or window, he may feel a need to mark his territory.

What you can do

Now that you know why dogs mark their territory with urine, here's how to prevent it from happening in your home »

http://www.humanesociety.org/animals...e_marking.html

[Tarbie]

http://www.humanesociety.org/animals...e_marking.html

Yeah......that is just odd!

Not sure that anything on this thread is about marking territory, I for one have no issues with Korean fans coming to Loftus Road whether it is to see QPR or just to w*nk over Ji-Sung park. What I do have a problem with is fair weather fans having a pop at real fans who have followed the club through thick and fin and will continue to do so unconditionally.

Just cos a fan, whether they are from Shepherds Bush, Korea or Timbuktu, has bought a scarf and come to a game or 2 it doesn't make it your club. Some of the Park fanboys on this site having a pop at long suffering fans in defence of their hero is just laughable and disrespectful to the true fans that are the heart and sole of this club. I'm not saying that some of the Korean fans won't end up becoming proper fans and supporting QPR long after Park leaves, I genuinely hope that some do and of course everyone has got to start somewhere, none of us fell in love with the club overnight. I'm just saying that perhaps they should have a think before they come on the message boards and rub people up the wrong way and they should also have a bit of respect for all the true fans of the club!

[Joon]

No use arguing against the urine test, Tarbie.

[Tarbie]

No use arguing against the urine test, Tarbie.

That doesn't even make sense!

[Joon]

That doesn't even make sense!

The test results came back positive, Tarbie.

[Ginger Ninja]

The test results came back positive, Tarbie.

what in god's name are you talking about?

[Tarbie]

The test results came back positive, Tarbie.

Yeah........I definitely don't get it!

:huh:

[Joon]

It tested positive for testosterone.

[Ginger Ninja]

:huh::O_O:

[QPR71]

essentially being a fan boy is like marking territory......its saying, this is the best player at the club because I am from the same country.