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BurnInDemonFire
| 30
Shitting on Pennywise is not a bad thing. Unless it was the band. In which case you'd better apologize.
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Bogrbon
| 21
Storm drains generally are not septic sewers. They generally go straight to waterways without the rigorous water treatment you'd get in a septic sewer. You'd have been better off to shit on the grass and pick it up with a bag like we do with dogs. Of course if it was the runs, then you're screwed no matter what.
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BurnInDemonFire
| 30
Shitting on Pennywise is not a bad thing. Unless it was the band. In which case you'd better apologize.
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Ellimac21
| 11
To your defenses, when you gotta go, you gotta go. Nice of you to do it on a sewer drain, it'll be washed away during the next rain.
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Bogrbon
| 21
Storm drains generally are not septic sewers. They generally go straight to waterways without the rigorous water treatment you'd get in a septic sewer. You'd have been better off to shit on the grass and pick it up with a bag like we do with dogs. Of course if it was the runs, then you're screwed no matter what.
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Ellimac21
| 11
Actually it depends where you live and how old the sewers are. Most of them actually are what is called 'combined' system, where everything (wastewater + rain) goes to the same place. The 'separate' systems are in areas with new properties, new roads etc. or in small areas where flooding problems have lead the Council/State to remove the existing system and put a new one, which is super expensive.
But yeah sure taking a dumpon a gully and leaving it there is not ideal.
But yeah sure taking a dumpon a gully and leaving it there is not ideal.
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spinspinsugar
| 9
I mean, that's where it ends up. you just took out the middle man.
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bobsanction
| 16
Well, at least you didn't leave it right in the street.