You're driving to work and the whole days goes to....
You know its going to be a bad day when (not for the squeamish)
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Well get ready for another poodemic ....CRAPID19....pre-order your jabs now before the rush of the weak minded.....
A meat market with live bats and monkeys gave us Covid........
Imagine what this will carry....
Imagine what this will carry....
Robb Barnes
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I owned a septic pumping business for 22 years. Let us just say "Been there, done that!"
That video has been around long enough to grow a beard.
True, but it is the beginning of a crappy day nevertheless.
Ohhh Chit!!!! That is awesome and nasty at the same time. I wouldn't want to be on the clean up crew for that Chit show.
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So, you can say a straight flush beats a full house every time.
Robb Barnes
Hunter
Let's just say that when 2000 gallons of septage blows out a 4" glass sight window near the bottom of the tank it is like a poop pressure washer ! That is when you zip up the rain gear and play like the little Dutch boy putting his finger (fist actually) in the hole and making sure your mouth is closed!
That is disinformation!!!
gramps
It was and thank you for recognizing it.Actually I think it was sarcasm, but IDK
I thought it would be fairly apparent...............
There was no lol or other cues for sarcasm, and you quoted Dr Fauci et al as fact. As an Infection Control Nurse Epidemiologist, trained at CDC I couldn't let that slide. My apologies.
gramps
In retrospect, I should have posted an emoji or something.
No problem here and thanks for the message.
That reminds me of the day a semi-tanker hauling pig effluent cut the corner on a gravel road and laid over on it's side. Something like 5000 gallons of 'poop soup' spread like one would expect along the right of way of the county road. The stink remained all summer was still a lingering essence the next spring. 
Something else one might not expect: Our water supply pulls water from a moderately sized impoundment(lake). The first step in turning that water into potable quality is a 'settling' lagoon. Every 12-15 months the sludge from these settling ponds has to be 'pumped' and hauled away. The sludge is spread on local farmland and it's a LOT more stinky than one might think.
Something else one might not expect: Our water supply pulls water from a moderately sized impoundment(lake). The first step in turning that water into potable quality is a 'settling' lagoon. Every 12-15 months the sludge from these settling ponds has to be 'pumped' and hauled away. The sludge is spread on local farmland and it's a LOT more stinky than one might think.
