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Plasmatic said:
interesting read. I've seen way too much wiring like this in businesses too. We usually just walked out.
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I can believe it, and probably for the best that you did/do that.

I don't know what lie they perpetrated on the plumber they had to keep calling out to fix some of this shit, but after they closed down they still owed the guy like $6000 in services that I'm sure he never got paid for.


Bonus:

This was the precursor to everything I posted about, this is the kind of shit we had going on for almost a week solid, every day during the winter some new pipe broke in either the car wash building or the maintenance section.



Just going off what the plumber was telllng me that we probably dumped about 40K gallons of water. It probably broke around, I don't know, maybe around 1-2AM, I didn't catch it until about 6:00am when I went out to check the utility rooms; the pipe that broke was the large main that drove the carwash (which never worked the entire time I was there).

In the room was one of those open-air toasters people sometimes buy to put in small rooms in their house, plus an electrical main that provided power to the automatic carwash.

Anyways, that's all I have to say about all that.
 
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A man threw a fisherman’s tilapia back into a lake. That’s how a $6 dinner ended up $500



Hope caught a tilapia and realized he had forgotten the bucket he normally uses to hold his catch, he testified, so he asked his son Christopher to go back to the car and fetch it. Landon Leaming saw the fish flopping on the concrete deck and asked his father if he could say something to them.
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I told him not to worry about it, let them be,” Leaming testified Friday. But his son was upset so he let him approach the men and say, “Did you know that fish feel pain?”
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Prosecutors played the video in the courtroom and Landon Leaming watched intently, at one point leaning forward on his elbows as his father said, “You guys just going to let this fish die like this?”

In his closing argument, prosecutor Joshua Foutz noted that many fishermen simply leave their fish on the deck until they are done for the day and that “this was nothing more than a show for (Leaming’s) political beliefs.”

But defense attorney Peri Sedigh said, “This wasn’t theft, this was a rescue.”

Judge Robert Dittmer acknowledged that people get passionate about issues, but said the state has granted fishermen the right to fish the waters. He noted that commercial fisherman often put their catch on ice immediately, where the fish are left to die. He feared letting the door open on this could lead to sabotage of fishing vessels.
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Either way you should spike or club your fish immediately then bleed it and stick it on ice. Otherwise they taste like shit.

Then again anyone who would eat a tilapia deserves what they get.
 
Yeah, I hear you lady. What can you do?

Pennsylvania mother drives with 12-year-old son on hood of car for two miles after he refuses to see dentist, cops say - NY Daily News

A mom in Pennsylvania drove with her 12-year-old son on the hood of her car after he refused to see the dentist, cops said.

After they arrived at the dental office in Bethlehem Township on Wednesday, the child refused to go inside and "climbed on to the hood" of Shaurice Jones' vehicle, according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by the Daily News.

Jones, 36, then got into the car and drove two miles to a nearby police department, according to authorities.

She admitted to cops that she drove with her son on the hood of the vehicle. She drove on the main roadway in an industrial park "heavily traveled by tractor trailers," cops said in the affidavit.

The speed limit on the road is 40 miles per hour.

"She said she didn't know what to do," Sgt. Shaun Powell of the Bethlehem Township Police Department told the Daily News on Tuesday. "She wanted police assistance. Instead of calling 911 she decided to drive to the police department."

The Bath resident was arrested Monday and charged with child endangerment, a felony, and reckless endangerment. She was freed on $1,000 bail.
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Man admits having sex with miniature horse, cops say. But he played it safe


A Marion County man was arrested Monday afternoon after he admitted to having sex with a miniature horse — repeatedly, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

In addition to ponying up to having sex four times in a week with the horse named Jackie G, 21-year-old Citra resident Nicholas Sardo told a detective that “he used a condom each time because he didn’t want to get a disease from the horse.”
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