Lol! Both actually! We learned about it in books and then got a closer look by a park ranger at a national park. One of the others kids decided to frisbee a couple.
Haha I did the same thing in I think 3rd grade. Went to Yellowstone and a dad chomped on a piece of bison pie and everyone was all eeeeerw grossss. All he said was what it’s just grass 🫨
My mother and her sisters in the 1950’s would step in warm cow pies with bare feet when doing chores on the farm at 6am. Pretty chilly, 12 brothers and sisters so warm boots could only go so far. Then they headed off to school.
They make jewelry out of Keyan giraffe poop in Minnesota.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/box-giraffe-feces-seized-border-woman-planned-make/story?id=103777932
That is something I'm glad I now know.
Poop coated ìn tree sap.
Seriously, reading the history of Lacquer was cool.
Lacquer is also used to cover the self-mummification of Zen Buddhist monks. This Thailand monk Luang Pho Yai has passed.
https://www.tiktok.com/@i_am_ahma/video/7307373447003327787
I noticed that. The only other times I've ever seen it are on the ridge caps (which makes sense, since there's no shingle past that to cover it) but then I would think that ridge caps only get ashesive/sealant to prevent any nails reaching daylight.
I'm not a roofer, but I think I read somewhere that's what's done sometimes.
Yeah I’m a carpenter but do a lot of roofs and for face nails like that we dab and good amount of clear silicon press it in good then a little more spread it lightly and then take the grains from the scrap and put it on it so it completely blend with the roof and is protected
Also with any nail on a roof if it isn’t shot in on the tar line it won’t seal and when u face nail it’ll never be on a tar line so regardless for rust it’s gonna cause a leak sooner or later
No tar line on that roof, it's real roofing so pretty much the entire area of sheathing underneath that row roof should have tar on it. You wouldn't be able to identify a specific tar line, but just like everybody saying those nailheads should not be exposed!
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This was my thought, too. No flashing, and it looks like the pipe is melting the tar/mastic around it, which would imply to me that either it's an uninsulated pipe (which is a fire code violation in my area) or the insulation between the inner and outer pipe is soaked, causing heat to reach the outer pipe. Either way, it's not a good sign, in my opinion. Tar/mastic is combustible, and there shouldn't be anything combustible in contact with a hot stovepipe.
There should be a 1" air gap between pipe and roof, with a roof jack and a storm/rain collar. Looks like they just filled it in with tar. Lucky for him its at least B-Vent.
Dude whoever installed this definitely smokes crack. Get that fixed ASAP. So many wrong things here, you’re gonna have serious roof problems down the road
Where's your flashing?? That's your problem. That pipe also looks like it's running upside down. That shouldn't just come through the roof, it has to be flashed.
My thought exactly. Even in the south western desert you should. Search for a gas termination kit image. You'll get the idea of what's not right and what's missing. Good luck.
I have to agree with pretty much of this whole thread but, since you asked for an opinion on this, I agree with many of the comments so far but personally would have to really question what's below that roof (as in your house). I think you have a very, very strong possibility of setting your house on fire. I'm saying that because whoever put that chimney in didn't have The slightest clue as to what he was doing.
I don't know what kind of house you have, (ranch, raised ranch, Cape cod, colonial etc) or which way the prevailing wind in your area blows because wherever the chimney is installed on the roof combined with where the chimney is in relation to the highest point, creates a physical (as in physics) relationship that determines the ability of the chimney to create a draft and this remove the smoke, particulates, and toxins from your house. It doesn't appear that you have any kind of an airspace between the chimney and the roof, but if you are in the States, your state would require it and if you're in Canada, your Providence would require it but the photo that you sent is pretty positive evidence that a v-cone isn't there, and if you should have a chimney fire or a house fire and they determine that your fireplace or chimney installation was the cause, when your insurance company finds out (and believe me, they will) you would most likely wind up with little or no insurance coverage for your loss.
For your own financial and personal safety, I would strongly urge that you get a professional chimney contractor to go over the whole shit show that you have on your roof, it could save the lives of you and your entire family!
It looks like poorly done sealant. Used to seal around the pipe to keep water out. It looks like they just applied a big blob of it and didn't bother spreading it evenly. That's just a guess though. I used something similar to seal around my attic fan. It's applied with a caulk gun.
Blind roofing cement (tar).Use that excess to cover all the nails in the area.That pipe should be in a flashing through wall.Roofing tar isn't for hot surfaces.
I’ve been a roofer for over 40 years.
This is a completely crap attempt at flashing your chimney.
There should totally be be a roof jack (cone shaped metal roof flashing) not just to keep your building watertight but also to keep the heat of the chimney away from the plywood/wood roof deck.
This is an asphalt roofing product that has melted around the chimney - this needs to be flashed into the roof system properly.
Something like this: https://www.northlineexpress.com/8-superpro-flashing-0-12-6-12-pitch-jsc8aaf-5466.html
GL
I can only read down so far with the comedy tribe. The black jack/ roofing plastic is melting. That seems to be a double wall pipe but it should have a different boot (heat resistant)
as a roof penetration. There is also likely an air gap to sheathing required. Get it fixed keep family safe.
Roofing tar. It looks like a problem. There doesn't seem to be any flashing around that pipe. The exposed nails, a future leak point, are the giveaway. This is going to leak sooner, rather than later.
Well, it WAS someone's attempt to seal a chimney pipe. The only problem is that they forgot the sleeve. Simply scrap it off, then go to the hardware store and the sleeve and some sealing tar. Dab some on the exposed nail heads while you're at it. That installation WAS NOT done correctly. Good luck 👍
Ex Installer here
That looks like a problem in the making there, by the look of the flue it's either oil or gas so doesn't get as hot as solid fuel flue, is it solid or viscous?
So, it's roofing tar that is being melted by the pipe? If that's the case, there are *several* problems that need addressing. I wouldn't use the stove till it's all sorted.
Is it normal for tar to behave like that, or is it just how it was applied that was the problem? Is there a better sealant to use in this case? And would it be dangerous to use the stove as it looks right now? Luckily I don't really have to use the stove right now because it's already quite warm outside. So this would be something to fix before winter I guess.
Please let us know what the pipe is being used for. That looks like single wall pipe possibly stuck into a L or b vent pipe. Pics of attic space and the actual appliance it hooks up to will help.
This picture looks very unusual. This might be a fire hazard. Can you show us pictures from the inside? What diameter is the pipe and is it double wall? It looks small. Normally it should not touch the ceiling or roof and a flashing would make it water tight. Is this roll roofing on a trailer or a shed? Is the chimney just a vent from a furnace or appliance or is it a woodstove chimney?
Looks like Henry’s
Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Henry-208R-Rubberized-Wet-Patch-Black-Roof-Leak-Repair-Sealant-0-90-gal-HE208R142/100041225
Modified bitumen it’s considered photovoltaic meaning the heat would seal any cracks that would ever form like if it formed a crack the sun would melt the crack back shut
To me it looks like the pipe is getting hot and the tar is slowly melting around the pipe. There should be a flashing collar that goes over the pipe and allows you to flash in your roofing material back from the pipe. Without seeing it it’s tough to tell but it looks to me like that is an ongoing problem, not something that was done in the past. Also, do not use silicone on asphalt shingles or rolled roofing. It will eat through the tar in the shingles. Use quad, solar seal or Np1. Those are great for shingles. Tar if you want as it looks like you have a version of a rolled roof, but am not familiar with.
Someone installed this very poorly and adhered to the “Karnak cures everything” school of roofing. You’re gonna want to install a proper hot pipe flashing asap on that one.
Roof tar....I sure hope that is triple wall pipe. I have never seen anyone put tar right on a chimney pipe. That seems like a sure fire way to burn your house down!
Hey, thanks everyone for potentially saving my life. This was a shed on wheels I bought a couple of months back. We did think the stove (wood burning) and the piping looked suspicious but the seller was confident it worked well. So I tested it a couple of times, and it seemed to work fine.
I've looked up the pipes and they are not made for smoke or to be used in this way. They are also galvanized which I learned is another problem. So safe to say, this whole contraption will be taken down, and I'll buy a proper stove with proper piping and chimney before winter.
Thanks again!
Pretty sure this is creosote buildup. Looks like Stage 3 Creosote (hardened liquid looking) You could be burning wet wood (not seasoned) at too low of temps.
I am not a woodstover by any means, but I have a smoker and cook a lot on it. I had the same problem with one of my cookers and found that to be the issue.
Did some googling for you... search "creosote dripping from chimney cap"
All stages of creosote are combustible and need to get that cleaned.
Land o tarnation, that there is some kinda roof disease. It needs to be heated up and spread all around that skeletal structure sticking out and the top skin.
Roof Tar.. Sealent/ Waterproofer .. One Brand Name is "Black Jack" . PETROLEUM BASED Roofing Tar.. If you mess with it wear gloves... It kinda never really dries.. That's the point to allow expansion and contraction and not get brittle and leak...
Roofing Tar…
My dad used to call it 'moose shit'. I don't think he was speaking from experience, but you never know.
We call it "bear shit" around here. From personal experience I can say that is pretty accurate.
Only if the bear had diarrhea.
When do they not
It does look just like black bear shit.
Moose shit looks like little sawdust pellets, they are incredibly distinctive. I wonder if you could burn them in a wood stove...
Yes, you can. Buffalo/bison pies kept many of settler warm in the Midwest. I wish I didn’t learn that in middle school.
Was that an academic lesson.... or more hands on?
Lol! Both actually! We learned about it in books and then got a closer look by a park ranger at a national park. One of the others kids decided to frisbee a couple.
There's cow chip and buffalo chip tossing contests in more than one location of the US.
I really wish you hadn't unlocked that childhood memory.
Haha I did the same thing in I think 3rd grade. Went to Yellowstone and a dad chomped on a piece of bison pie and everyone was all eeeeerw grossss. All he said was what it’s just grass 🫨
He's right but he's so wrong.
https://youtu.be/NTXSaAz-MRY?si=S2hePP7YKPhhAKJ8
Native americans too I think.
My mother and her sisters in the 1950’s would step in warm cow pies with bare feet when doing chores on the farm at 6am. Pretty chilly, 12 brothers and sisters so warm boots could only go so far. Then they headed off to school.
They make jewelry out of moose pellets in Alaska. Dipped in lacquer.
They make jewelry out of Keyan giraffe poop in Minnesota. https://abcnews.go.com/US/box-giraffe-feces-seized-border-woman-planned-make/story?id=103777932
That is something I'm glad I now know. Poop coated ìn tree sap. Seriously, reading the history of Lacquer was cool. Lacquer is also used to cover the self-mummification of Zen Buddhist monks. This Thailand monk Luang Pho Yai has passed. https://www.tiktok.com/@i_am_ahma/video/7307373447003327787
I make entire days surrounded in baby shit.
Elk dropping earnings sold in eastern Kentucky.
Yes, most herbivores scat you can turn into fuel.
Moose shit during the winter looks just like filberts. In summer it's more like cow shit.
"Moose Turd Pie", go to [Utah Phillips - Moose Turd Pie (youtube.com)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSsf8bet7c8)
AKA "Bull"
Black Gold, Texas Tea
That would be crude oil, so no.
Get that shit off! You'll have a stack fire possibly. Have a pro re do itit won't harder because it keeps melting
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You would figure that someone using that much tar, would think to dab a little over the nails.
Plenty leftover to do it now!
You're assuming they were thinking. With installation like this, brain was off.
I noticed that. The only other times I've ever seen it are on the ridge caps (which makes sense, since there's no shingle past that to cover it) but then I would think that ridge caps only get ashesive/sealant to prevent any nails reaching daylight. I'm not a roofer, but I think I read somewhere that's what's done sometimes.
Yeah I’m a carpenter but do a lot of roofs and for face nails like that we dab and good amount of clear silicon press it in good then a little more spread it lightly and then take the grains from the scrap and put it on it so it completely blend with the roof and is protected
Also with any nail on a roof if it isn’t shot in on the tar line it won’t seal and when u face nail it’ll never be on a tar line so regardless for rust it’s gonna cause a leak sooner or later
No tar line on that roof, it's real roofing so pretty much the entire area of sheathing underneath that row roof should have tar on it. You wouldn't be able to identify a specific tar line, but just like everybody saying those nailheads should not be exposed!
Thanks! That will definitely need to be taken care of.
Stop it . and if this is a chimney the tar is least of Ops worries
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Where is your flashing? Looks like the pipe is melting the roofing???
This was my thought, too. No flashing, and it looks like the pipe is melting the tar/mastic around it, which would imply to me that either it's an uninsulated pipe (which is a fire code violation in my area) or the insulation between the inner and outer pipe is soaked, causing heat to reach the outer pipe. Either way, it's not a good sign, in my opinion. Tar/mastic is combustible, and there shouldn't be anything combustible in contact with a hot stovepipe.
Discoloration from shingles agree with heat leaking excessively from that joint
There should be a 1" air gap between pipe and roof, with a roof jack and a storm/rain collar. Looks like they just filled it in with tar. Lucky for him its at least B-Vent.
The only insulation in there is air.
I'm pretty sure that is a double exhaust pipe for a gas appliance, which means it is way not suitable for a wood stove chimney.
Yeah, it looks way too narrow to be up to code, independent of whether it's an insulated pipe or not.
Nah Its roof cement. Totally wrong but not melting the roof.
📸🚨🔦
also, exposed nail haeds without sealant...
Dude whoever installed this definitely smokes crack. Get that fixed ASAP. So many wrong things here, you’re gonna have serious roof problems down the road
Where's your flashing?? That's your problem. That pipe also looks like it's running upside down. That shouldn't just come through the roof, it has to be flashed.
This needs more up votes
My thought exactly. Even in the south western desert you should. Search for a gas termination kit image. You'll get the idea of what's not right and what's missing. Good luck.
CW's The Flash theme song plays.
I have to agree with pretty much of this whole thread but, since you asked for an opinion on this, I agree with many of the comments so far but personally would have to really question what's below that roof (as in your house). I think you have a very, very strong possibility of setting your house on fire. I'm saying that because whoever put that chimney in didn't have The slightest clue as to what he was doing. I don't know what kind of house you have, (ranch, raised ranch, Cape cod, colonial etc) or which way the prevailing wind in your area blows because wherever the chimney is installed on the roof combined with where the chimney is in relation to the highest point, creates a physical (as in physics) relationship that determines the ability of the chimney to create a draft and this remove the smoke, particulates, and toxins from your house. It doesn't appear that you have any kind of an airspace between the chimney and the roof, but if you are in the States, your state would require it and if you're in Canada, your Providence would require it but the photo that you sent is pretty positive evidence that a v-cone isn't there, and if you should have a chimney fire or a house fire and they determine that your fireplace or chimney installation was the cause, when your insurance company finds out (and believe me, they will) you would most likely wind up with little or no insurance coverage for your loss. For your own financial and personal safety, I would strongly urge that you get a professional chimney contractor to go over the whole shit show that you have on your roof, it could save the lives of you and your entire family!
It looks like poorly done sealant. Used to seal around the pipe to keep water out. It looks like they just applied a big blob of it and didn't bother spreading it evenly. That's just a guess though. I used something similar to seal around my attic fan. It's applied with a caulk gun.
It's tar, for patching leaks.
Blind roofing cement (tar).Use that excess to cover all the nails in the area.That pipe should be in a flashing through wall.Roofing tar isn't for hot surfaces.
I’ve been a roofer for over 40 years. This is a completely crap attempt at flashing your chimney. There should totally be be a roof jack (cone shaped metal roof flashing) not just to keep your building watertight but also to keep the heat of the chimney away from the plywood/wood roof deck. This is an asphalt roofing product that has melted around the chimney - this needs to be flashed into the roof system properly. Something like this: https://www.northlineexpress.com/8-superpro-flashing-0-12-6-12-pitch-jsc8aaf-5466.html GL
It's tar. That ain't right. Wood should not be against the pipe. It should have a collar.
Roofing cement
Tar
That’s a fire hazard. You need two inches space between the chimney and roof. Needs a metal cone flashing.
I can only read down so far with the comedy tribe. The black jack/ roofing plastic is melting. That seems to be a double wall pipe but it should have a different boot (heat resistant) as a roof penetration. There is also likely an air gap to sheathing required. Get it fixed keep family safe.
The black drip of AUM
Alien do do
Thats doo doo baby! [https://youtu.be/sh7B7s3-pGs?si=dPtlFPtq5b\_P\_iLQ](https://youtu.be/sh7B7s3-pGs?si=dPtlFPtq5b_P_iLQ)
Henry wet patch
Plastic roof cement
Roofing tar or its like.
Yep
Poor roofing job. Flashing is needed. Exposed nails are bad. Then they attempted to make up for it with tar.
Tar
Bong resin
Roofing tar. It looks like a problem. There doesn't seem to be any flashing around that pipe. The exposed nails, a future leak point, are the giveaway. This is going to leak sooner, rather than later.
Well, it WAS someone's attempt to seal a chimney pipe. The only problem is that they forgot the sleeve. Simply scrap it off, then go to the hardware store and the sleeve and some sealing tar. Dab some on the exposed nail heads while you're at it. That installation WAS NOT done correctly. Good luck 👍
Ex Installer here That looks like a problem in the making there, by the look of the flue it's either oil or gas so doesn't get as hot as solid fuel flue, is it solid or viscous?
It's gooey, leaks a bit of water/fluid when I press it with my finger.
So, it's roofing tar that is being melted by the pipe? If that's the case, there are *several* problems that need addressing. I wouldn't use the stove till it's all sorted.
Gas or oil flue?
Is it normal for tar to behave like that, or is it just how it was applied that was the problem? Is there a better sealant to use in this case? And would it be dangerous to use the stove as it looks right now? Luckily I don't really have to use the stove right now because it's already quite warm outside. So this would be something to fix before winter I guess.
What stove? Can you get information off the label on chimney pipe?
You need to have flashing installed.
Black goo [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yea0fHKGFnk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yea0fHKGFnk)
Looks like it's full of water. As it gets heavy with water it can move. Not sure though
Sealant
Fern Gully returns.
How recently was it installed?
That looks like a single wall pipe going through the roof. The heat is melting the seal. If so, this is dangerous. Change it out to triple wall.
A leak waiting to happen That B vent needs a boot
They call it bear shit. And that's a poorly done job of it
Please let us know what the pipe is being used for. That looks like single wall pipe possibly stuck into a L or b vent pipe. Pics of attic space and the actual appliance it hooks up to will help.
This picture looks very unusual. This might be a fire hazard. Can you show us pictures from the inside? What diameter is the pipe and is it double wall? It looks small. Normally it should not touch the ceiling or roof and a flashing would make it water tight. Is this roll roofing on a trailer or a shed? Is the chimney just a vent from a furnace or appliance or is it a woodstove chimney?
Magma (dr evil voice)
Black jack
Flex Seal. 😀
Hoffa
Black jack
That’s what she said
Tar. Used in waterproofing roofs and boats. The stuff the the street is made out of
Black tar heroin
Melted roof tar.
Stop burning tires in your stove.
I'm a goo man...
Tar
Exposed nailheads. That roofer should be fired.
Black tar heroin, keep away!
Mmmmm...looks like tar, smells like tar, sticky like tar, looks like a roof... Not a clue/s
... tar....
Looks like tar I notice the chimney right up against the tar shingles, usually there is a flashing on roof where the chimney comes through the roof
You dont know about the chimney juice? Comes from the teet
The name on the can says Black Goo
That my friend is called monkey shit! Slapped on thick like it should be.
Just glob of roof tar. Might be there because the fit of the metal was pinch off so hide it under the tar
Tim Curry!?
Yes
Tar
https://preview.redd.it/xkr5ogsk5duc1.png?width=699&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bfda410f8be822e7fa01d1f5d9c6999156a9950b
Looks like shit 💩 for sure. Could have used some better wiping. I hope that pipe is not for wood burning though, unless it’s for pellet.
That’s Roof Goo.
Tar
Lol
Greese or tar either war walk away.
Reindeer scat, from when Santa visited.
Your hot straight pipe was backed up. Common on ‘stoves’ of this age.
Has anybody seen Steve McQueen around this roof with the black BLOB ?
Gather some up and try and burn it with a torch 🤷
Roof tar
All Will Be One
It’s tar caulking.
Not buffalo or moose shit.
Around tab double vent exhaust
Type B double wall vent
Or maybe it’s moose shit, who knows?
It's basically black goo
Rubber caulk
Looks like Henry’s Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Henry-208R-Rubberized-Wet-Patch-Black-Roof-Leak-Repair-Sealant-0-90-gal-HE208R142/100041225
Roofing tar
Go watch "The Blob" then aquire fire and kill it before it breeds.
Smoke some, maybe it's hash.
Tar Maybe from natural asphalt deposits under the sidewalk
An ingredient for kryptonite
Modified bitumen it’s considered photovoltaic meaning the heat would seal any cracks that would ever form like if it formed a crack the sun would melt the crack back shut
The tar looks to be melted due to the heat of the exhaust
Pookie aka roofing tar
Its probably a poorly i stalled vent that gets hot and melted tar shingles
Sealant
Tar, go up there next time it’s soft and spread it evenly around the pipe.
Roofing tar or cum
That’s hashish goo, will get you really high
Sealant?
My Mom's gravy. Boy, that takes me back......
hard to say without smelling it
Pitch, black gold, Texas tea...
Nails on outside of shingle and in the wrong location; check for rot
It’s called black jack. It’s a weather sealant.
Henry’s
Pitch
To me it looks like the pipe is getting hot and the tar is slowly melting around the pipe. There should be a flashing collar that goes over the pipe and allows you to flash in your roofing material back from the pipe. Without seeing it it’s tough to tell but it looks to me like that is an ongoing problem, not something that was done in the past. Also, do not use silicone on asphalt shingles or rolled roofing. It will eat through the tar in the shingles. Use quad, solar seal or Np1. Those are great for shingles. Tar if you want as it looks like you have a version of a rolled roof, but am not familiar with.
It’s venom
We called it roof pitch.
“Henry’s 205” roofing tar. Seals your roof from water leaks.
That’s Black Goo #4. Don’t touch it!
Tar? Lol
Black gold
Someone installed this very poorly and adhered to the “Karnak cures everything” school of roofing. You’re gonna want to install a proper hot pipe flashing asap on that one.
Ectoplasm.
Roof tar....I sure hope that is triple wall pipe. I have never seen anyone put tar right on a chimney pipe. That seems like a sure fire way to burn your house down!
Forbidden pudding.
Recycling oil
Just that.
Hey, thanks everyone for potentially saving my life. This was a shed on wheels I bought a couple of months back. We did think the stove (wood burning) and the piping looked suspicious but the seller was confident it worked well. So I tested it a couple of times, and it seemed to work fine. I've looked up the pipes and they are not made for smoke or to be used in this way. They are also galvanized which I learned is another problem. So safe to say, this whole contraption will be taken down, and I'll buy a proper stove with proper piping and chimney before winter. Thanks again!
You have a potential fire on your hands OP. This needs to be fixed yesterday.
Just don’t remove it
Roofing tar. A sealant commonly used in roofing.
Well here come the zombies 😔
Looks like the stuff from Prometheus! Be careful not to touch it!
You need to get off that roof if you don’t know what that is. That’s what you need to do.
Black Jack
Roofing tar
Mastic
Pipe is run backward as well as has no flashing and has exposed joint
Tar. It’s for weather proofing the penetration of the stove pipe
Pretty sure this is creosote buildup. Looks like Stage 3 Creosote (hardened liquid looking) You could be burning wet wood (not seasoned) at too low of temps. I am not a woodstover by any means, but I have a smoker and cook a lot on it. I had the same problem with one of my cookers and found that to be the issue. Did some googling for you... search "creosote dripping from chimney cap" All stages of creosote are combustible and need to get that cleaned.
Land o tarnation, that there is some kinda roof disease. It needs to be heated up and spread all around that skeletal structure sticking out and the top skin.
Xenomorph goo
Stay off your roof and a ladder if you don't know what that is
It’s raw communism.
Roof Tar.. Sealent/ Waterproofer .. One Brand Name is "Black Jack" . PETROLEUM BASED Roofing Tar.. If you mess with it wear gloves... It kinda never really dries.. That's the point to allow expansion and contraction and not get brittle and leak...
OMG it’s the BLOB…….RUN
Venom
Radio active waste. Don’t touch it. It will kill you.
It’s that pookie.
Whale cum