Quote from: Walks_At_Night on April 22, 2017, 02:22:47 PM
Well no. Not less weird but easier to get rid of perhaps. Needless to say it was an issue. Most of the ickiness was easily rid off in trash bags but the doll was an issue.
It was big, disturbingly life like and it was heavy. God knows how much Cousin B___ paid for it. There was a great debate among us family members on the clean up crew on how to dispose of it. Cutting it up would require too much handling and it was soooo life like. There was talk of taking it out into Lake Saint Clair and deep sixing it but that didn't seem environmentally sound. In the end, for once being from Detroit was an advantage. Late at night we took it into a dilapidated section of the city and sat it up on the front porch of an abandoned house and left her there. A true story and no I'm not proud of it. We had a problem to solve and did so.
Turkey baster, eh? Not bad weasel boy. Not bad..............
Sounds like you have the germ of a film script there. You ought to collaborate with Senda, who has plenty of ideas - and germs too, not all of them contagious. It sounds like you had one of those RealDolls (don't ask me how I know. Wide reading). I would have assumed you would have hired a skip and chucked it in the bottom, if there was that much clean up needed.
And I'm a ferret, not a weasel, FFS!!





