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More like, "Do everything you can to avoid being near an airplane lavatory after someone else poops in it!"
There were some Delta Airlines Aircraft (the original DC-8 61 with the engines that would "whine" when you GPU'ed them) where it was just a septic tank and did not flush. It had the "blue chemical" in it. I found that out the hard way. In one of the rare occasions when I flew UNAM (at age 8), I had to call an FA back to the lavatory, having just dropped a perfect deuce, because I couldn't find the "handle." "Oh, don't worry, it's a special chemical that dissolves it..." the FA replied. Embarrassing (well, for a 8 yo, at least).
Skip to 01:39 for the GPU start.
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There were some Delta Airlines Aircraft (the original DC-8 61 with the engines that would "whine" when you GPU'ed them) where it was just a septic tank and did not flush. It had the "blue chemical" in it. I found that out the hard way. In one of the rare occasions when I flew UNAM (at age 8), I had to call an FA back to the lavatory, having just dropped a perfect deuce, because I couldn't find the "handle." "Oh, don't worry, it's a special chemical that dissolves it..." the FA replied. Embarrassing (well, for a 8 yo, at least).
Skip to 01:39 for the GPU start.
Travis AFB (Sacramento) to Clark (PI) via Hickam (Hawaii) and Andersen (Guam) in a stretch DC-8 full of families and GI’s on OCS move. Smoking allowed, no booze, screaming kids were an extra Beni. 24 fucking hours in that POS.
I’m still emotionally scarred by the experience (lol) and I never want to see another DC-8 again. EVER!
Sorry, next guyMore like, "Do everything you can to avoid being near an airplane lavatory after someone else poops in it!"
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