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What is treatment plant?
Use to treat water. Take the dirt in the water out.
Do you know what the treatment plant do, Dan?
I think it just treats the water.
treatment plant - video
Treatment plant - what is it?
The biggest and most crucial sewage treatment plant in the whole world. The owner is the sexiest and most percious man to ever exist. The whole plant is run by the millions of workers there, who are all clones of a man with big buttcheeks. The plant clears the sewage of many countries such as China, USA, Germany, Russia and even Mars. The plant is sponsored by USTASCHA and Max Weber.
Sewage Treatment Plant SAANEN (STPS)
"Mommy, where does my shit go?"
"To the STPS of course you dummy!"
What does "treatment plant" mean?
Lanchester water treatment plant is a large cleaning facility located in the mundane village of Lanchester in the North East of England. It is the most exciting part of this bone-dry ghost town and is a big tourist attraction, bringing in 4 of Lanchester's 5 tourists last year. This plant provides clean water for the populous as well as give jobs to the homeless bums which haunt the street corners. There is an urban myth that if you scream "kushty lad" three times, the local kiddy-diddler will appear at the fence claiming it wasn't his bitmoji.
"Oh I went to Lanchester water treatment plant, yeah it fucking sucks!"
Treatment plant - what does it mean?
Arbitrary buildings along your driving route that treat sewer water. These buildings are scapegoats for your nasty farts.
Jay passes a lot of water treatment plants while he’s driving bc he also passes a lot of gas.
Passenger: What’s that smell?
Jay: oh, that’s a water treatment plant right there!
Treatment plant - meaning
A popular venue under utilized by politicians where a whole city gathers constitutionally every day.
The Prime Minister will be speaking at the new Sewage Treatment Plant between 7am and 9am; a popular time of day when the majority of city residents sit down and share their collective opinions on the state of the union on paper.