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Draging floaters out of the water.......Don't poke em too hard.....Thar she blows...
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shoveling maggot-filled detritus all day.
 bummed me out for a while. 
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Draging floaters out of the water.......Don't poke em too hard.....Thar she blows... Close..........I just replaced a toilet in the bathroom and Oh Mah Gawd. What a major sh!t hole of a job that is. Takin off the old wax and cleaning things up and
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Edited by
jasonpff
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Sat 02/07/09 07:34 PM
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disecting the intestinal system of one dead calv after another to determin an out break of coccityoses is a pretty grusom undertaking. have to use an ake an a sawzall..
that beats anything youv got! 
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Cleaning out infected wounds is a job not for the wimpy. The smell alone will bring a grown man to his knees.
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Cleaning hog pens. What is worse, I still love ham and bacon!
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I had to do some popcorn effects for a show called "Nick Freno: Licensed Teacher" a little over a decade ago-
We were simulating a popcorn machine going bonkers in a school, which spews a torrent of popcorn all over the place. By the time we were done, the entire studio was covered knee-deep in popcorn. Nasty, browned popcorn, stained from all the crew people trying to step over it. I had popcorn kernel skins in my hair for weeks after that job... 
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Edited by
Blaze1978
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Sun 02/08/09 02:10 AM
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A few weeks after I moved to the city, I had to do the dishes at the place where I lived. The plates were piled to the ceiling. Little did I know when I accepted the duty was that one of my roommates had left a "gift" for me underneath the mountain of bowls and cups: An off-brown resin that lined the sink. For 20 minutes, I cleaned that sink, subduing the gag reflex the whole while. I later found out that the off-brown resin had once been peanut butter.
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Edited by
Blaze1978
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Sun 02/08/09 02:19 AM
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A few years before that, I, my dad and my uncle were tearing down an old storage shed by hand. The storage shed was older than I was, and the lining of the walls were saturated with little mouse turds.
The only positive part of that job was that I got to wear gloves so my hands didn't get covered in rat feces. And that I can't smell worth a damn, so the odiferous scent didn't really bother me none.
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I was about 15 or so, and I was the guy that cleaned out the A&K porta potties one summer...um yeah...that had to be the worst. Even now, as a surveyor, I still have to pop open the sanitary sewer manholes and check inverts on some. The smell isn't that bad, as I hold my breath (the methane being an IDLH and all) but I HATE cockaroaches!! They love to hang out in the manholes.
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Tending to a colostomy bag ain't no picnic in the park, either...but ya' gotta do what ya' gotta do...
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Spraying fiberglass.
'Nuff said. |
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Well, I cleaned up a dead person last night....maybe do it again tonight.
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Worked at a butcher for over 2 years. The worse part of the job was the scrap barrels that came back after the truck emptied them. A weeks worth of radom animal parts in a 50gal trash can... pretty awful smelling. If you wondering, the worse smelling rotten animal parts has to go the the lamb. Opened up a bad pack of leg of lamb one day... almost puked on the spot. Dirty job, yes.
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What's the most disgusting job that you have ever done? Shoveling sh1t. I've done it, it's no fun. |
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worked at taco bell when I was a teenager,all the drunk people would come in late at nite and eat.Then puke in the bathroom,I had to clean it up
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mike rowe does some nasty things
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mike rowe does some nasty things Great show, huh? The worst for me was when he was cleaning & repairing the sewers of San Fransisco...I hate rats, roaches...& turds... |
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Spraying fiberglass. 'Nuff said. I work with fiberglass every day. It's itchy and covers you, but not as disgusting as most of these by any means. |
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