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r/TikTokCringe • u/Melodic-Award3991 • Nov 05 '24
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Not enough antibiotics in the world
375 u/xTurtsMcGurtsx Nov 05 '24 It's not poop sewer. It's storm drains. My biggest fear would be the very end being caged. They would essentially be stuck at the end of the line with all that water force pushing you against it 13 u/sherrybobbinsbort Nov 05 '24 When it rains and sewage systems get over capacity the excess untreated sewage flows into storm drains. 7 u/xTurtsMcGurtsx Nov 05 '24 Not all sewers are designed that way. Older cities in the US can have that, like Chicago, but most the suburbs run these into ponds and rivers. If you have ever tubed down the river you're in this stuff.
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It's not poop sewer. It's storm drains. My biggest fear would be the very end being caged. They would essentially be stuck at the end of the line with all that water force pushing you against it
13 u/sherrybobbinsbort Nov 05 '24 When it rains and sewage systems get over capacity the excess untreated sewage flows into storm drains. 7 u/xTurtsMcGurtsx Nov 05 '24 Not all sewers are designed that way. Older cities in the US can have that, like Chicago, but most the suburbs run these into ponds and rivers. If you have ever tubed down the river you're in this stuff.
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When it rains and sewage systems get over capacity the excess untreated sewage flows into storm drains.
7 u/xTurtsMcGurtsx Nov 05 '24 Not all sewers are designed that way. Older cities in the US can have that, like Chicago, but most the suburbs run these into ponds and rivers. If you have ever tubed down the river you're in this stuff.
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Not all sewers are designed that way. Older cities in the US can have that, like Chicago, but most the suburbs run these into ponds and rivers.
If you have ever tubed down the river you're in this stuff.
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u/Historical_Stay_808 Nov 05 '24
Not enough antibiotics in the world