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bluedigger

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4. I met a woman once who had a "accident" cleaning business.

Reply to snooper2 (Original post)

Wed Jun 22, 2016, 11:05 AM

Jun 2016

One of those "somebody's go to do it" jobs. Mostly covered by insurance claims.

Also knew a woman who became a crime scene photographer. She said suicides were the hardest. Started in DC, and eventually covered the mass graves in Bosnia. No thanks.

Then again, I helped exhume over 4,000 human remains in NJ. People can get used to a lot.

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25 Worst Jobs Ever That Are Nearly Unbelievable [View all] snooper2 Jun 2016 OP

I once worked for a company rjsquirrel Jun 2016 #1

I love my job. LWolf Jun 2016 #2

Yeah, the admins don't help in that profession.... villager Jun 2016 #9

Until LWolf Jun 2016 #11

I'm a little confused philosslayer Jun 2016 #15

Then let me clarify. LWolf Jun 2016 #16

So here's what I understand from your post (and thank you) philosslayer Jun 2016 #18

It comes from LWolf Jun 2016 #19

Thank god we can always look down on someone else. Brickbat Jun 2016 #3

Or merely be thankful we may not have it as bad as others. LanternWaste Jun 2016 #8

I met a woman once who had a "accident" cleaning business. bluedigger Jun 2016 #4

What a rubbish list. For truly loathsome jobs, try "Worst Jobs in History," a series from the UK Warpy Jun 2016 #5

my job doesn't suck snooper2 Jun 2016 #7

14 years of retirement has made it worth it. safeinOhio Jun 2016 #10

I know a guy who does #3 on that list. He's a manure tester Xithras Jun 2016 #6

I used to have a job that didn't suck... Javaman Jun 2016 #12

Once we have UBI, we can all be poets and artists who live happily in a bucolic setting. Bonx Jun 2016 #13

My parents are artists. hunter Jun 2016 #14

where do they live? Javaman Jun 2016 #17

Not mine to tell. hunter Jun 2016 #20