Diapers Squished into Garbage Juice by a Hungry Rear-Loader.

kaninernes Says:

Jan 8, 2008 - uhm diaper squishing turns you on right :o

SquishDoll Says:

Jan 9, 2008 - Hmmm? I need to think about that one???

kaninernes Says:

Jan 9, 2008 - i mean why diapers? :o why not toy....lamps....timewatchs

SquishDoll Says:

Jan 11, 2008 - Well, I can tell you that lamps and especially timewatches certainly do nothing as far as sparking my interest. I do like to play with the unloved toys, especially stuffed animals and dolls...

arkansastrash320 Says:

Jan 14, 2008 - Hay SquishDoll nothing wrong with you liking Diapers the way they feel.I got nothing to say bout it.But just becarefull where you put your hands cause someone could have thrown a needle in that bag bewear of that....

SquishDoll Says:

Jan 14, 2008 - I am always very careful and I have been stuck before and that is why I am very into keeping my immune system at peak. Everything has it's risk it seems!

blazerluver Says:

Jan 23, 2008 - what a turn on mhmmm hahah lol

AlwaysUltraBoy Says:

Feb 5, 2008 - Hey Squishdoll! I like your diaper videos pretty much! Do you also have some vids of sanitary pads getting disposed in the compactor? That would be really cool!!

SquishDoll Says:

Feb 5, 2008 - ???NO??? I have never seen anyone throw away a large bag full of sanitary pads and they don't go squish like wet diapers do. Kinda funny though, guess they would not be too sanitary after being packed in with all this dirty trash...LOL!

AlwaysUltraBoy Says:

Feb 5, 2008 - Yeah thats true ;) But if you ever see some pads in there, could you please post a video??

SquishDoll Says:

Feb 6, 2008 - Sure, no problem. What is it that you like about them?

mustardsucks Says:

Mar 3, 2008 - I'd love to jump into the back of that truck and get slowly smushed. :)

SquishDoll Says:

Mar 3, 2008 - These trucks mercilessly pack their victims under about 6-tons of brutal pressure and I can guaranty you, that would not feel very good. Even plushes burst open under the extreme tightness as the packer blade squishes them into the load! They crush and mangle steel washers and dryers like they are nothing and if you want to see just how tight they pack, watch one unload, everything is broken to pieces and smashed flat. Don't get any crazy ideas about jumping in, you will be very sorry and dead:(

mustardsucks Says:

Mar 3, 2008 - well, I'd probably want to get smushed with less then a full load of trash so that I wouldn't get crushed to death. Maybe just pushed inside an nearly empty truck would be fun.

SquishDoll Says:

Mar 3, 2008 - Rear-loaders are never empty enough to not pack. They are quite different than side loaders in that they have in essence, two packers. The forward wall moves to the rear of the truck and keep constant pressure behind the packer blade that sweeps the hopper. I know being eaten up by the trash truck sounds fun to some of us but, the chances of getting badly hurt or killed are quite high and almost guaranteed if you mess with a rear-loader. Stay safe my friend...

mustardsucks Says:

Mar 3, 2008 - what about a front loader? as long you fell (gracefully) and the truck was not full, you could get smushed without dying I would think.

SquishDoll Says:

Mar 4, 2008 - Yeah well, you would surely have a better chance of surviving that than a rear-loader, that's for sure. I really would not suggest for you to try it to find out though. Some fantasies are just better to fantasize about rather than to actually try, that is, if you want to live long...LOL!

bearcat2842 Says:

Apr 17, 2008 - Actually Squish Doll, if you look at most of the rear loader videos on youtube or even in person, when the blade opens up, I can see quite a few things still intact so not a very effective compacting mechanism. I have seen a Leach 2R packer blade stopped dead in its track when trying to compact yard waste. Quite a few large diameter tree trunks were tossed into the hopper and proved more than the hydraulics could handle.

bearcat2842 Says:

Apr 17, 2008 - Actually Squish Doll, if you look at most of the rear loader videos on youtube or even in person, when the blade opens up, I can see quite a few things still intact so not a very effective compacting mechanism. I have seen a Leach 2R packer blade stopped dead in its track when trying to compact yard waste. Quite a few large diameter tree trunks were tossed into the hopper and proved more than the hydraulics could handle.

SquishDoll Says:

Apr 17, 2008 - The operator may have not been operating the packer correctly or the trucks had some issues. Back a few years ago I watched a Leach eat a small car and it had no problem. One of the McNeilus operators here tossed in a giant teddy-bear and the packer burst it open like it was nothing. I watch these trucks all the time and have yet to see them not handle anything that fits in their hopper! Someone thinking they can survive a rear-loaders packing cycle is just plain suicidal.

EMDF7 Says:

Jun 25, 2008 - Yummy! LOL!

tuffizzzzleee Says:

Jun 30, 2008 - bearcat2842 shut the fuck up squishdoll knows what he/she is talking about suck a dick cunt

SquishDoll Says:

Jul 1, 2008 - Don't know what rear-loaders you are watching but I have watched them most of my life and not too much can survive being eaten by one. A large tree trunk might give some problems but that is no comparison to a person. Once the truck is full and the load is very packed, you might see yard-waste stop the blade but not before. A person would have been squished to death long before that blade stopped, I can tell you for sure!

Scorge120 Says:

Jul 21, 2008 - the ejector blade. tempting thought to throw my brother in one of them though :P

Scorge120 Says:

Jul 21, 2008 - haha your crazy and i hate mustard also