Posted by pete black on May 14, 2009 at 11:57:33 from (70.214.118.114):
In Reply to: Dirtiest jobs posted by Mark W. on May 14, 2009 at 09:43:26:
crawling under a mobile in feb. to repair a water leak. mice had chewed a hole in the hot water line which is located between the floor and the plastic covered insulation. the ground was completely sloppy and the plastic had filled to the point of sagging to ground level. i sliced open the plastic like a surgeon with a scalpel and then, it broke and filled my face with warm rat turd filled water. finished the job, then soaking wet out into a feb. day to strip off clothes, into my truck and home to a hot shower. to this day my son swears that he is claustrophobic.
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