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**baritkello** · 11-08-2009, 09:47 PM

Yes I did. I wasn't brought up to be clean and hygienic, I was muddy and liked to explore everything (normally ended up coming home dirty). The sewers I explored where at least 4ft in diameter and rather clean.

I've also played in storm water drains, but only on a very hot sunny day where there was hardly any water in them.

Did you think all sewers are sparkling clean with water so clean you could drink it? What do you think happens to stuff when you flush the toilet? It goes into the sewer that's what. Sewers are typically nasty, smelly, dirty places and the last place you'd want any child to play.

11-08-2009, 09:47 PM	#8
baritkello Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 437 Senior Member	Yes I did. I wasn't brought up to be clean and hygienic, I was muddy and liked to explore everything (normally ended up coming home dirty). The sewers I explored where at least 4ft in diameter and rather clean. I've also played in storm water drains, but only on a very hot sunny day where there was hardly any water in them. Did you think all sewers are sparkling clean with water so clean you could drink it? What do you think happens to stuff when you flush the toilet? It goes into the sewer that's what. Sewers are typically nasty, smelly, dirty places and the last place you'd want any child to play.
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