London museum is live-streaming a key 21st-century artifact—festering sewage
You can now feast your eyes on a festering chunk of solidified sewage as it ages, not-so-gracefully, inside a specially-designed isolation case that is being live-streamed from a museum in London.
Is there anything more 21st century than that?
The rancid refuse was chipped off an infamous sewer clog discovered in London late last year called the Whitechapel “Fatberg”—the preferred term for such muck monsters. The complete clog clocked in as an epic 250-meter-long, 130-metric ton mass of congealed excrement and waste, thought to be one of the largest—if not the largest—fatbergs ever identified.
Yum.
ReplyDeleteAKA Hillary.
ReplyDeleteIf I wanted to see a churnk of congealed, solid piece of sewage aging away, I'll just Google: Hillary Clinton
ReplyDeletehow exciting...must take a look at this right now. lol
ReplyDeleteI thought that we televised the same thing on government channel, the name escapes me now since I never watch it either.
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