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I KNOW! Who would eat such garbage? WHO?
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To my defense, I will only eat that mother fucking thing once and ATOT got amusement out of it.
I KNOW! Who would eat such garbage? WHO?
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What kind of septic tanks can you just fall into and get stuck?
What kind of septic tanks can you just fall into and get stuck?
To my defense, I will only eat that mother fucking thing once and ATOT got amusement out of it.
Thanksgiving football, to be precise. Honestly, though, you can kinda' see how he confused a turducken with a turd ducking.
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Thanksgiving football, to be precise. Honestly, though, you can kinda' see how he confused a turducken with a turd ducking.
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Thanksgiving football, to be precise. Honestly, though, you can kinda' see how he confused a turducken with a turd ducking.
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Is that a fucking head crab?![]()
OK...wtf is that? A thread about septic tanks...and you post this pic? Did that crawl out of a septic tank? Looks like some kind of bacon wrapped monstrosity
A turducken is a dish consisting of a de-boned chicken stuffed into a de-boned duck, which itself is stuffed into a de-boned turkey. The word turducken is a portmanteau of turkey, duck, and chicken or hen. The dish is a form of engastration, a recipe method in which one animal is stuffed inside the gastric passage of another.[1]
The thoracic cavity of the chicken/game hen and the rest of the gaps are stuffed, sometimes with a highly seasoned breadcrumb mixture or sausage meat, although some versions have a different stuffing for each bird. The result is a fairly solid layered poultry dish, suitable for cooking by braising, roasting, grilling, or barbecuing.
Man flees from deputies, gets stuck in septic tank near Modesto
Lets hope not anyway!!!waggy said:i guess he won't do-do that again.
What kind of septic tanks can you just fall into and get stuck?
MODESTO -- To avoid arrest, a man in south Modesto crawled through a small hole in the ground and into a septic tank behind a motel on Ninth Street on Tuesday.
About 8 a.m., Stanislaus County sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the Ninth Street Bridge for a report of a man obstructing traffic, Sgt. Anthony Bejaran said.
They found him several blocks south of the bridge, lying in the parking lot in front of the Arrow Inn.
As the deputies approached, the man got up and ran behind the motel, where they temporarily lost sight of him.
Then one of the deputies noticed a small hole in the ground, next to which was a concrete cover. The hole was no more than 18 inches in diameter, but the man had wriggled his way through it and into the septic tank below.
The opening to the septic tank normally is obscured, and Bejaran believes the man previously pegged it as a hiding space or perhaps even had used it in the past.
"He had to have known it was there," he said. "I can't see that being a spur-of-the-moment decision."
Ceres firefighters responded to the scene to extricate the man, but he didn't want to be rescued.
Battalion Chief Bryan Hunt estimates that the tank is about 7 feet deep and said the liquid inside it reached the man's shoulders.
Hunt said firefighters and deputies tried various negotiation methods to coax the man from the tank.
Potential for disease
Hunt warned him about the potential for contracting a disease. He offered him a rope to hoist him up and promised to hose him off when he was out.
The man declined and stayed "verbally combative" during the 30 minutes crews were on the scene, Hunt said. He told authorities he would leave the septic tank only if his mother told him to do so. Hunt called the man's mother and put her on speaker phone.
The man's mother sent his stepfather to the scene, at which point he emerged from the ground, lit a cigarette and refused to be hosed off.
Deputies chose not to arrest the man, but instead released him to his stepfather, who promised to take him to a hospital.
Potential for disease
Hunt warned him about the potential for contracting a disease. He offered him a rope to hoist him up and promised to hose him off when he was out.
The man declined and stayed "verbally combative" during the 30 minutes crews were on the scene, Hunt said. He told authorities he would leave the septic tank only if his mother told him to do so. Hunt called the man's mother and put her on speaker phone.
The man's mother sent his stepfather to the scene, at which point he emerged from the ground, lit a cigarette and refused to be hosed off.
Deputies chose not to arrest the man, but instead released him to his stepfather, who promised to take him to a hospital.
<---- Shakes head and is rendered jokeless at this jamoke's stupidity. No, wait!
So Boomer, did you hose down your stepson yourself?![]()
Apparently, septic tanks with a removable lid.
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Apparently, septic tanks with a removable lid.
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Apparently?
LOL, how do you think they are drained/pumped?
LOL, that cannot be a septic tank, it's way too close to a building/house.
..who let Perk get into the surgar again?
