And just look what happens when you mess with it
Posted on 06/10/2015 6:02:04 PM PDT by Toespi
Very weird. We were doing some yard work this evening and hit something, as we dug further we found an old clear plastic bottle with liquid in it. We tried to dig it out and it wouldn't budge, as we went further we realized it was attached to two electrical wires in the ground.. Any idea what this could be?
Please do let us know!
My guess is it is a splice ‘protected’ by the bottle- or random junk.
bkmk
So the aliens showed them how to make plastic?
they weren’t the brightest aliens.
ancient Christmas lighting splice
I’ll vote for that
pfl
My guess, too: a connection.
Is it liquid or plastic looking solid? I used an epoxy connector, for burial, that sounds similar.
And just look what happens when you mess with it
self-pinging because I want to know the final result...
Its a flux capacitor. Look to see if you can find a hidden Interossiter device buried somewhere. If so, either wire can be put in either input slot found on the back of the Interrositer. Be careful when you use it. But, you must plug both In. You will soon find the purpose of the Interrositer device. Have your bags packed.
“Well it is now dark in our central Ohio region”
Oh, No! I have family in Massillon, Ohio, do you think they are safe from the bottle/wires?
They have to wait until its a double time and 1/2 call out job b4 they dispatch.....Cant have these guys come out on straight time.makes no sense.
Ever wonder why your bill is so high???
Probably an old phone or catv cable. How deep was it buried?
Sounds like remains of an old meth lab
Could be:
Does it look anything like this?
When I worked for Ma Bell I used to see this a lot. Someone would call in with noisy phone line, only to find out they either had a fence contractor or someone in the yard digging. I’d go out dig up their buried phone line only to find what you described, a contractor’s quick fix. If you can see in the bottle, colored wires which would be blue white and/or orange white its phone line. If it is phone line it is not high voltage it is only 48 volts. Call the phone company and have them dispatch out a maintenance splicer to re-encapsulate the splice.
if it does than her “Electricians” aint
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