2y ago

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Micro plastics in the soil 😠
- Yes please if you're going to do this be responsible and use a real skeleton.
  
  It should also be locally sourced
- Wtf, it belongs into my blood
  
  And bweast milk OwO
- macro plastics 🤤
This would scar me for life and I’d never recover
- Not even once you find out it's plastic?
  
  By the time I’ve called the police (which would feel utterly horrible), and the police have confirmed it was just plastic, I’d be a rattled mess for a long time. (I’m already mildly mentally ill and this would not help)
The new owner would report the previous owner to the police
- Well, they’d probably just call the police, who would come and find its plastic. Maybe it would stop them from harassing a minority for a minute.
  
  ... unless the new home owner is a minority.
- A similar thing happened where I grew up. An old farm sold to become a strip mall, during preliminary stuff they discovered a bunch of shallow graves. Since they were likely native American given the area (depending on which side of a river it could be native Americans or civil war soldiers), they were reburied in a large mound near the back of the lot.
  Since it's next to a pet store, people walk their dogs to piss and shit all over it.
  And that about sums up local feelings for natives.
Hmm. Re-doing my deck right now . . .
I wonder how this would stand up to water under the deck?
- I don't think it will have enough room to stand up
  
  Dad, what are you doing on the internet again?
- As it's probably PVC or abs, it can fall apart in a couple of years when exposed to uv. But as it's covered by the deck, it will probably stay intact for a long time.
  
  Oh yeah, I mostly meant the water washing up the dirt and either completely covering or uncovering it
risky but funi
In Germany it's a crime to pretent a crime.
Plot twist: Someone took this opportunity to get rid of a real skeleton by selling it anonymously as a plastic one.

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