Not, I repeat, NOT my job, but...
A similar discussion I recall in Alt-Tasteless. Ah, Googling produces this from ygrii...
I used to have a job giving enemas to dead turkeys.
Nothing too remarkable about it. The turkeys hung from metal racks. As the rack clanked by, I stuck a water probe up dead turkey asses. About every fourth or fifth insertion, I'd be rewarded with a splurt of foul green
turkey shit.
Further down the line were a couple of women who scooped out the dead turkey guts. They usually didn't wear gloves as they claimed their bare hands provided a better grip for tussling with intestines and gizzards. When break time arrived, they'd merely rinse off their hands. Then they'd sit in the break room gnawing their nails.
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I used to have a job giving enemas to dead turkeys.
Nothing too remarkable about it. The turkeys hung from metal racks. As the rack clanked by, I stuck a water probe up dead turkey asses. About every fourth or fifth insertion, I'd be rewarded with a splurt of foul green
turkey shit.
Further down the line were a couple of women who scooped out the dead turkey guts. They usually didn't wear gloves as they claimed their bare hands provided a better grip for tussling with intestines and gizzards. When break time arrived, they'd merely rinse off their hands. Then they'd sit in the break room gnawing their nails.