Something strange just happend...

yupz, really really

This didn't happen when the hour changes for summer/winter time?

OP, "where are youuuuuuuu".

Maybe she fell in during the bath test? Hope not, sounds like a fucking cold house, my bet is hypothermia.

I may have the answer too your question [link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

Click that and all will be revealed

Ok, so this morning at about 6:00 AM I filled my kitchen sink with hot water to wash some stuff up, I left the water in the sink before going to bed (had been up all night). I had roughly 6 hours sleep and had been awake for 2 hours before going down to the kitchen to make my self a drink.

Now the strange part, when I placed my hand into the water in the sink to remove the plug to empty it, I noticed that the water was still very warm

Some things to note.

The kitchen and the whole downstairs is not heated, I heat only my bedroom to save money, so the temperature downstairs is way below 15 degrees Celsius.

The water had been sitting in a thin metal sink exposed to very cold air for around 8 hours, and the water was not very hot to start with, about 40 degrees celsius.

No one else lives here, just myself and I had not been down stairs in that room for over 7 hours.


I thought to myself, THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE! That water should have been stone cold like everything else in the kitchen...

I may have the answer too your question [link to www.dailymail.co.uk]

Click that and all will be revealed

Ok, so this morning at about 6:00 AM I filled my kitchen sink with hot water to wash some stuff up, I left the water in the sink before going to bed (had been up all night). I had roughly 6 hours sleep and had been awake for 2 hours before going down to the kitchen to make my self a drink.

Now the strange part, when I placed my hand into the water in the sink to remove the plug to empty it, I noticed that the water was still very warm

Some things to note.

The kitchen and the whole downstairs is not heated, I heat only my bedroom to save money, so the temperature downstairs is way below 15 degrees Celsius.

The water had been sitting in a thin metal sink exposed to very cold air for around 8 hours, and the water was not very hot to start with, about 40 degrees celsius.

No one else lives here, just myself and I had not been down stairs in that room for over 7 hours.


I thought to myself, THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE! That water should have been stone cold like everything else in the kitchen...

So do you think the burglar was about to wash up for her but got startled and fled, sounds plausible.

I have infact I think most of us have both. I like using a kettle for my Tea and Coffee.

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Ok...can't believe I am going to respond and am therefore remaining ac...

Firstly...PINNED? Really?

Second, forgive me if this is just ignorance; but, a PLASTIC kettle? Wouldn't that melt on the stove?

Thirdly, you said it was really cold. Could your body temperature just have been low enough that the comparitively warm water to the ambient temperature in the room seemed warmer than it actually was? Kind if the reverse of how you don't give ice cold water to a person suffering from heat stroke/exhaustion, or pour very hot water on frost bite...?

Came home and discovered my alarm clock was one hour behind...cats couldn't have done that

Ok...can't believe I am going to respond and am therefore remaining ac...

Firstly...PINNED? Really?

Second, forgive me if this is just ignorance; but, a PLASTIC kettle? Wouldn't that melt on the stove?

Thirdly, you said it was really cold. Could your body temperature just have been low enough that the comparitively warm water to the ambient temperature in the room seemed warmer than it actually was? Kind if the reverse of how you don't give ice cold water to a person suffering from heat stroke/exhaustion, or pour very hot water on frost bite...?

Awww, how could you, of all the pinned threads, this one has the most interest lol!

Ok...can't believe I am going to respond and am therefore remaining ac...

Firstly...PINNED? Really?

Second, forgive me if this is just ignorance; but, a PLASTIC kettle? Wouldn't that melt on the stove?

Thirdly, you said it was really cold. Could your body temperature just have been low enough that the comparitively warm water to the ambient temperature in the room seemed warmer than it actually was? Kind if the reverse of how you don't give ice cold water to a person suffering from heat stroke/exhaustion, or pour very hot water on frost bite...?

love these masonic code threads here at glp

im born 'simon schonhans'

(s)omething (s)trange

and now im 'simon tull'

(st)range


and they know im the king, and in just.

and they know its going on and everyone lied.

and they know I just decoded whats real to their faces while being mind controlled

meaning everyone is watching and still a lie, and still saying nothing is going on while they do it.

thats doing both and saying fake.

verify
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I agree ayr phorce yuan LOL, I keep popping in here to see if there's been an update from the OP??!!??

You just made this thread even more epic, kudos, If you have the chance, read the thread in it's entirety, you will laugh.

the kettles are plastic,jeeze.

the kettles are plastic,jeeze.

Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor...

I am home sick with a rotten cold flu, so I am quite delirious. I am trying to comprehend; but, some of the nonsense just made me more confused, and I skipped to the end and just posted. What did I miss?