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pacificpikachuIf I thought the sinks the Art Room were bad before... I found something next to them that made the sinks seem like nothing.
I say "something" because I have no idea what it was. Something liquid in a cup that was brown (among other strange greens and weird colors), had algae and mold floating in a big clump on top, and smelled more putrid than you can imagine in your worst nightmares. My eyes were literally watering, and I honestly believed I was going to throw up--and that was with my nose plugged. It was without a doubt the worst thing I've ever smelled, and this is coming from someone who frequently cleans up animal feces and throw-up.
Mr. Baxter had me take it outside and pour it down the storm drain.
EWWWWWWWWW.
In other news, the Art Room is turning into a hamster cage again. Let the ripping begin! :D
JTAF's on Saturday! I can't wait!
I say "something" because I have no idea what it was. Something liquid in a cup that was brown (among other strange greens and weird colors), had algae and mold floating in a big clump on top, and smelled more putrid than you can imagine in your worst nightmares. My eyes were literally watering, and I honestly believed I was going to throw up--and that was with my nose plugged. It was without a doubt the worst thing I've ever smelled, and this is coming from someone who frequently cleans up animal feces and throw-up.
Mr. Baxter had me take it outside and pour it down the storm drain.
EWWWWWWWWW.
In other news, the Art Room is turning into a hamster cage again. Let the ripping begin! :D
JTAF's on Saturday! I can't wait!
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Date: 2005-12-19 10:20 pm (UTC)DID BAXTER HAVE IT CHECKED TO SEE IF THERE WERE BACTERIA IN IT?! I wouldn't be surprised if a semi-intellient bacterial civilization was living in it.