[at-l] dirty question

[bcalkins@disaster-relief.net (Bruce W. Calkins)]

I will second this one.  It took years to finish cleaning flashlights and
such.  (I provided flashlights for more than half of the group of twelve.
One per child, two per adult.)

At 07:36 AM 12/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I'll admit it...the dirtiest (not the stinkiest) I've gotten has been 
>caving. Rockhounding is a close second, but nothing beats crawling through 
>slimy mudholes underground to trash your clothes permanently. Luckily I was 
>warned beforehand, and purchased a plastic shower curtain to cover the front 
>seat of my car, lest the mud-drenched clothes trash the car as well. I don't 
>think the orange mud ever washed out of those clothes.
>
>Cheers, Navigator
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