Many year ago, I worked with a guy in TV who would take the sound camera home on weekends and make porn. One day he died trying to occupy the same space as a large truck. His parents were coming down for his stuff, and the news director had to go “sanitize” the apartment. It was some great old mop and bucket clean-up type porn. I wonder what happened to it. Probably online somewhere today.
Didn’t SNL (or one of the other comedy sketch shows that have come and gone over the years) do a fake commercial for a service that would “clean up” a bachelor’s apartment after his death so his family would never find this kind of stuff? I vaguely remember Norm Macdonald being in it.
Algolei I about 3 years ago
My friend had to do this for my other friend. He said it was best not to look, just pick it up and throw it in the garbage bag.
Ida No about 3 years ago
Dad: “Meh. I’m dead. What’re you gonna do about it now?”
mr_sherman Premium Member about 3 years ago
The last practical joke. Actually filled with newspapers.
PoodleGroomer about 3 years ago
And clean out your history, favorites, subscriptions, and passwords from your browser.
MeGoNow Premium Member about 3 years ago
Many year ago, I worked with a guy in TV who would take the sound camera home on weekends and make porn. One day he died trying to occupy the same space as a large truck. His parents were coming down for his stuff, and the news director had to go “sanitize” the apartment. It was some great old mop and bucket clean-up type porn. I wonder what happened to it. Probably online somewhere today.
John Leonard Premium Member about 3 years ago
Nah, leave it. It will give them something to talk about. When my stuff’s getting sorted, I want there to be at least one exclamation of amazement.
Darth Stevious about 3 years ago
I have a deal with a friend to et my hard drive before my family.
Stephen Gilberg about 3 years ago
Question for SMBC readers: Do you find it funnier to think that those labels are honest or dishonest?
95 about 3 years ago
Incinerator for the physical and military level erasure for the digital.
Teto85 Premium Member about 3 years ago
And wait until you see the box marked “Traci Lords.”
tom.amitai about 3 years ago
Didn’t SNL (or one of the other comedy sketch shows that have come and gone over the years) do a fake commercial for a service that would “clean up” a bachelor’s apartment after his death so his family would never find this kind of stuff? I vaguely remember Norm Macdonald being in it.