Where in the nine hells would you go to GET 10 gallons of porcupine crap?????
I've never even SEEN a wild porcupine.
I got a dog who lives here all the time and pretty much craps for a career, and it would still take a couple of weeks to collect 10 gallons.
How did they know it was porcupine crap? Were the buckets labeled? Did Beal yell out "Hey! Here comes a load of porcupine crap!?"
People DIE from porcupine crap? Hey, it could happen! I've never seen anyone who said they had been crapped on by a porcupine and lived!
...A hazardous-materials team cleaned and repackaged mail that was hit with a note explaining the damage.
I would give fifty bucks for a chance to read that note.
"Dear sir or madam:
This may be a little hard to explain..."
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