Pause a moment to give thanks for the road cleanup crews of the world, because the work they do is sometimes [excrement].
Yesterday, crews in Howard County, Maryland, had to clean up a liquid-manure spill that stretched along fully a mile and a half of state and county roads, starting in Elliot City.
The Associated Press quoted a wine-bar worker along the route calling the smell "disgustingly epic."
The [liquified fecal matter] took almost three hours to scrub from the pavement, with multiple streets closed while the cleaning crews did their jobs.
As of today, local fire battalion personnel said a source for the [splattered stinking mess of liquified poo] had not been identified. Investigative units continue to search for the perpetrator.
[AP via NBC Washington; photo: Flickr user Chada]
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