The spittoon:
The slop bucket:
The murder weapon:
John Morse’s bedsheets:
Poor Bridget! ***Not that we know who (if anyone) cleaned the murder weapon ***
I'd hate to be the one to clean...
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Tina-Kate
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I'd hate to be the one to clean...
The bootscraper:
The spittoon:
The slop bucket:
The murder weapon:
John Morse’s bedsheets:
Poor Bridget! ***Not that we know who (if anyone) cleaned the murder weapon ***
The spittoon:
The slop bucket:
The murder weapon:
John Morse’s bedsheets:
Poor Bridget! ***Not that we know who (if anyone) cleaned the murder weapon ***
“I am innocent. I leave it to my counsel to speak for me.”
—Lizzie A. Borden, June 20, 1893
—Lizzie A. Borden, June 20, 1893
I'd quit before I touched some of those things. -
1bigsteve
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I'd pass on the slop jar for sure!
When my dad was a boy his dad kept a tin coffee can under his bed for a pee jug. Often times the can remained unemptied for several days. One morning the rusty bottom finally fell apart. Guess who had to crawl under and clean up the fermented pee? My dad is still pissed about that. No pun intended.
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When my dad was a boy his dad kept a tin coffee can under his bed for a pee jug. Often times the can remained unemptied for several days. One morning the rusty bottom finally fell apart. Guess who had to crawl under and clean up the fermented pee? My dad is still pissed about that. No pun intended.
-1bigsteve (o:
"All of your tomorrows begin today. Move it!" -Susan Hayward 1973