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Mike (WA)

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Just gotta share this.

Woman who was working at an auto parts store noticed a gal trying to break into a car outside the store, and called the cops. When cops came, the perp fled into a fenced off construction area across the street, and hid in the Sani-kan. Police demanded she come out, she refused. They didn't have any tools to break in, so after several warnings, they simply pushed it over.

She did come out after that. There were reports that she was spitting at officers, but witnesses surmised that she was just trying to get a bad taste out of her mouth. None of the officers on the scene seemed enthusiastic about transporting her to jail- I haven't heard how they decided who got to do the honor.
 
I haven't ever seen a latch on a porta potty that you couldn't pop open just with a good pull. But it's a good excuse to knock it over anyway, they don't always get all they deserve.
 
Is there really video??? That would make for great viewing. Instant pick-me-up for those days when things just don't seem to be going right!!!
 
lol Hope she got what she deserved.

Reminds me of when our new township hall was constructed across from my house. There was a young fella that drove a beat up old chevy pick up. He was always the last one to work everyday. It was early spring, no driveway into the site. I was in my office looking out the window. I hear the kid coming down the road, tires squeal as he wheels into the site. His truck slides on the muddy lot and he hits the porta-potty, knocking it over. The door on the porta-potty opens and the boss comes out mad as heck, pants around his ankles, still holding his newspaper. Wish I had it on film.
 
Was a landscaping crew working in the same subdivision that I was pouring concrete way back when. Seems a couple of the fellas on the crew had a bit of practicle joking going on between em.
One day while the one kid was bent over gluing up sprinkler pipe the other fella used the spare can of PVC glue to fix the "crack" the first kid had showin above the back of his britches.

The next day kid #1 gets his revenge by knocking over the outhouse occupied by kid # 2. I think they called it square after that prank.

Ben
 
Not exactley on the same issue, but about 63-64
years ago when we were knocking over real outhouses,(at halloween time). When our buddy
(nicknamed hooty), raced ahead of us! We all started laughing, when he dissapeared!? Seems like this old guy knew what might happen,so after it got dark, he went out and moved his
outdoor plumbing, about 3 feet off its normal
location. NO ONE walked near Hooty on the way home that night!
 
A door pulled open real easy for me at a tractor pull a few years ago. I couldn't see the color indicator and I didn't pull hard but it opened right up and the young woman screamed.
 
Years ago when I worked road construction in college, things were a lot different than today. Didn't have to wear hard hats or orange vests, no porta potty on the site. If you had to go, you'd open the door (opposite side of traffic) of a construction vehicle that was parked in the zone and stand up near the hinges and do your thing. Well, you always made sure there were no other guys around because if there was, someone would invariably run up and jump in the truck and drive away, leaving you standing out in the open. I learned to remove the keys from the truck ignition when I had to go.

Can't tell you how many NEW guys on the crew got introduced to road construction in this manner. :lol: More than once, I saw women stuck in construction traffic trying to shield their children's eyes while the kids laughed and pointed.
 
my port a potty incident happened years ago, to me! working road construction, they put the thing up against the back fence so the lesser skilled drivers wouldnt hit it, i went in one day and about 2 minutes later a dump truck backed up against the thing just bumped it, the driver then shut it off and left, i was in there for the whole lunch time, with at least 4 guys out there enjoying the joke, no way to get out at all, i spent the rest of the time on that project taking every oportunity to get even with those 4,
 
Something similar.......spent a lot of years in the National Guard; bivouac one year was in the Desoto National Forest. No cat-holes, no slit trenches, etc were allowed. Was driving by the row of port-a-potties one day when one of the platoon leaders was just going in. Eased the jeep up against the door; shut it off and left it there. Someone eventually took pity on him and moved it.......after hearing him scream for a while.
 
Nowadays that poor guy would be prosecuted and forced to register as a nnalert offender just because some kids saw him. Even if it wasn't his fault.
 
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