The Septic Tank
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Allen AApril 5, 2025
When our septic tank had a mass like that in it in the mid 1960s, the pumper truck driver told my dad to pour yeast into the tank and wait a week. Dad dumped a cup of bread yeast into the hole and put the lid back on. After a week, the truck came back and the operator pumped the tank with no difficulty.
Grandpa ClydeMarch 18, 2025
I love your stories. I will just note that for most of us, any sentence that includes the word dynamite is likely not a good idea.
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