Comments by "ToughAncientSpark" (@freetolook3727) on "Wulf in the Woods - The Most Incredible WW2 Relic Ever!" video.

  1. I worked off my rent as a building manager for the owner. I got a request to check out a kitchen sink backing up. I checked the trap, snaked the line yet the sink still backed up. Finally I had to go into the basement and started to take the drain lines apart to find the blockage. What I found was about a 1-1/2 foot section plugged with steel wool. It didn't back up immediately because water could still drain down but over time food waste built up to block the water going down. It was packed in there well down the pipe which meant that someone took the time to take the pipe apart under the sink and pack the steel wool down the drain. Same idea except these people weren't forced labor...unless they thought that they were being forced to work in order to pay the rent! 😂
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  2. Oily rag stuck in the engine blocking an oil line. Brilliant!!! And, no repercussions as the aircraft was considered shot down by flak and behind enemy lines. Lol. I wonder how many more subtle acts of sabotage helped the war effort? Kudos to the person who did that long ago!
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