Bill Bangs took advantage of the Indian Summer at CLR Sewage Treatment Facility.
"Just get in here and feel the water. Warm as embryonic fluid and salty as a tear drop. Don't get in there too far though, it's soft toward the middle. Found that out the hard way."
Bangs has been regional manager at CLR for sixteen years, and though he maintains that the water is fine, no one joined him. "Sure, they'll come up for harvest. Everyone comes up for harvest, but this is time to really suck in what the good Lord brought us."
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Clayville Comments...
Why does Bangs love water, sun and fertilizer so much? Because he's turning into a tomato plant. Just like everyone who picks the "Second Harvest" at CLR Sewage.
Exposure to sewage creates super-immunity to germs and can transform human DNA in unpredictable ways. Anyone who watches science fiction movies knows THAT.
Pat Clapp
Popcorn Manager, Clayville Movie Theatre