Piles of brush waste, old abandoned trailer houses. Four hundred used car tires which a tenant left behind once I found out that legally disposing of then was horribly expensive. After the ashes cooled I loaded the waste into barrels and dropped off at the dump for thirty dollars.
I said one thing. Lol.
I forgot to mention dead cats. Pile up some old wood, add cats and gasoline, voila, nothing but ashes and crunchy bones I can stomp through. One Bunch of tenants had fifteen cats. I helped reduce the population for them. They could prove nothing.
I helped reduce the population for them. They could prove nothing
you really shouldn't mess with people's pets, some people will do bad things to you for even having that thought in your head
I watched a tank burn in the desert along with a very expensive fuel truck. I was nearby in another tank waiting my turn to refuel. The driver was on top with a fire extinguisher, the fuel truck driver put the nozzle in the fuel tank and started pumping. There was a spark, fumes ignited, the tank driver dropped the fire extinguisher and ran. Funny as hell! But the flames went down into the fuel cell and that was that. They both burned for days, we used it as a reference point for navigating in the area. One does not call a fire truck in the middle of nowhere. A match(spark) and gasoline(diesel but it was really hot in the desert) was the problem here.
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