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Merci  User ID: 1499647  United States11/27/2012 01:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 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. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 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... masonic code -> 6 (aliens, green aliens, government) sink - dimensional place hot - its on up - get up water in the sink - dead bodies up all night - its on underground 2 hours = mad pleadians down - are you down with this? kitchen = kill zone self a drink = MAD (lizards going yip yip) now and 'some things' = king and simon tull code 15 = federal triangle 40 = purple, royals ... kings and queens and celebs 7 hours = mad egypt watch now, everything you see is masonic code... I only read the first post here , havent looked at the 5 pages after this. 100% code. look at the responses for .... number then (hours = mad minutes = fake months and years and number ... masonic live code) And OP has disappeared , its a conspiracy in the making. 6 green aliens hissing yip yip from a dimensional place underground controlled by the mad pleadians has OP hostage. GLP is on top of it OP, stay strong, help is being activated. Pins have been applied.  Last Edited by Merci on 11/27/2012 01:48 PM |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 28578625  United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I may have the answer too your question [link to www.dailymail.co.uk] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28578625 Click that and all will be revealed  So do you think the burglar was about to wash up for her but got startled and fled, sounds plausible. I did hear something very similar once, many years ago in Wales about this woman who had OCD and used to do it, made the news ,shame she never lived near me tho lol |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28586231 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? Ok...can't believe I am going to respond and am therefore remaining ac... Quoting: just browsing 28586231 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...? ... You just made this thread even more epic, kudos, If you have the chance, read the thread in it's entirety, you will laugh. A lot of comedy ;) Hope you feel better soon ;) Yes...please feel better soon!!  Just have a wee uick read of the first page..that will soon give you an idea of whats going on in this thread ... lol |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 28586231 United States11/27/2012 01:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28586231 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? Ok...can't believe I am going to respond and am therefore remaining ac... Quoting: just browsing 28586231 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...? ... You just made this thread even more epic, kudos, If you have the chance, read the thread in it's entirety, you will laugh. A lot of comedy ;) Hope you feel better soon ;) Thank you. |
| Lotus Flower User ID: 16091860 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 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. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 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... Intriguing! The ONLY "run of the mill" explanation I could give OP is that you ran a new lot of hot water and do not remember doing so. You may call "impossible" on my theory, but when a person does stuff that they have done year in year out, it becomes second nature and does not require any focus to complete the task, they are in fact, on auto-pilot. Can you honestly remember every moment within the two hours you were awake, or are there parts that are blank? If there are blank moments, this will most probably have been where you refilled the sink with hot water. Other than that, I am extremely interested to hear any other possibilities Last Edited by Lotus Flower on 11/27/2012 01:54 PM Lotus Be not forgetful to entertain strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares - Hebrews 13:2 One Crowded hour of glorious life, is worth an age without a name - Thomas Osbert Mordaunt |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 26706103 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| R... User ID: 572408  Netherlands11/27/2012 01:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Came home and discovered my alarm clock was one hour behind...cats couldn't have done that Quoting: R... Seriously???? LOL yupz, really really This didn't happen when the hour changes for summer/winter time? haha, nope; when I left home this morning it was on the right time, when I came back it wasn't and nobody had been in the house except the cats. Summer to wintertime reset was four weeks ago :) wierd huh "A strange game. The only winning move is not to play." - 'Wargames' "This world is more like a mystery, trapped in a conundrum, spun by a paradox." - AC1118155 |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:56 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | haha, nope; when I left home this morning it was on the right time, when I came back it wasn't and nobody had been in the house except the cats. Summer to wintertime reset was four weeks ago :) wierd huh Yep .. weird is right! Your electricity didn't cut off during the day at all? |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 26706103 United Kingdom11/27/2012 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The things people have suggested I've ruled most of them out, there is no heat source, not insulation, no hot dripping tap (I use a combi boiler...) its just a shitty metal sink... |
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| ayr phorce yuan User ID: 24275470 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | haha, nope; when I left home this morning it was on the right time, when I came back it wasn't and nobody had been in the house except the cats. Summer to wintertime reset was four weeks ago :) wierd huh Ahh, the nobody was in the house, mystery solved. GLP alert level 2; "Go get a Hard Hat:. GLP alert level 1; "Put the fucking Hat on:. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20115308 United States11/27/2012 02:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ayr phorce yuan It run's cold, but when exposed to the air the potassium causes the chemical reaction to result in heated water, go and run the bath cold and post your results back here in 10 mins. You're in the South right? No I'm in the north, and the reason I know potassium added to water is bullshit is because it reacts violently... Provide the link proving they are doing this to our water or STFU Oh, I knew the trials were going on near me but had no idea they were also conducting trials up north, seems fishy to me, why spend the extra money on trials in more than one location? Unless there no longer 'trials'. Hmmm, the plot thickens, they could find themselves in hot water over this one. You're being trolled, OP. Mar 31, 2010 – What do you get when you mix potassium, diethyl ether and a little bit of water? More chemistry at [link to www.periodicvideos.com] Maybe that's the cause of that explosion in Indiana? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 28586231 United States11/27/2012 02:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28586231 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? ... Quoting: ayr phorce yuan You just made this thread even more epic, kudos, If you have the chance, read the thread in it's entirety, you will laugh. A lot of comedy ;) Hope you feel better soon ;) Thank you. Wow...ok. Read through page 2...uh huh... Y'know, I totally forgot about the Winter Wonder Water trials going on. That's probably it. Duh!!! |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | haha, nope; when I left home this morning it was on the right time, when I came back it wasn't and nobody had been in the house except the cats. Summer to wintertime reset was four weeks ago :) wierd huh Ahh, the nobody was in the house, mystery solved. If only it was that easy ... lol Glad the OP is back now and new experiment is underway .... |
| ayr phorce yuan User ID: 24275470 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28586231 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? ... A lot of comedy ;) Hope you feel better soon ;) Thank you. Wow...ok. Read through page 2...uh huh... Y'know, I totally forgot about the Winter Wonder Water trials going on. That's probably it. Duh!!! I love glp ;) GLP alert level 2; "Go get a Hard Hat:. GLP alert level 1; "Put the fucking Hat on:. |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Then why is the water that comes out the tap so cold it makes my hands feel like they are gonna freeze off... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 winter mix water, you talk utter bullshit... That's not nice, but it's great you get to sleep all day... ^^ ??? I'm lost as to above reply????? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 20115308 United States11/27/2012 02:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 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. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 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... Intriguing! The ONLY "run of the mill" explanation I could give OP is that you ran a new lot of hot water and do not remember doing so. You may call "impossible" on my theory, but when a person does stuff that they have done year in year out, it becomes second nature and does not require any focus to complete the task, they are in fact, on auto-pilot. Can you honestly remember every moment within the two hours you were awake, or are there parts that are blank? If there are blank moments, this will most probably have been where you refilled the sink with hot water. Other than that, I am extremely interested to hear any other possibilities It's possible OP is a sleepwalker, my brother was and one time he woke up and found his blanket hanging on the towel rack in the bathroom. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1200804 United States11/27/2012 02:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd love to know if the OP has carried out the experiement of filling the bath ... Quoting: IrishCol Please update! Whilst "patiently" waiting for an update from the OP, has anyone else had any strange happenings in their home?? :) Once in the middle of a normal 103 degree Texas day at around 3-4 pm, I went out get the mail from my black mailbox that had been roasting in the sun and when I stuck my hand inside it was almost cold. Freaked me out! I've never noticed that before and there were only a couple of letters, no packages. the outside was hot as hades and the letters were cool. |
| ayr phorce yuan User ID: 24275470 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | haha, nope; when I left home this morning it was on the right time, when I came back it wasn't and nobody had been in the house except the cats. Summer to wintertime reset was four weeks ago :) wierd huh Ahh, the nobody was in the house, mystery solved. If only it was that easy ... lol Glad the OP is back now and new experiment is underway .... Yes, let's wait for the water to heat up, I hope she doesn't over do it, it will boil away and then she may think she forgot to do it, we shall wait and see! GLP alert level 2; "Go get a Hard Hat:. GLP alert level 1; "Put the fucking Hat on:. |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 26706103 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Then why is the water that comes out the tap so cold it makes my hands feel like they are gonna freeze off... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 winter mix water, you talk utter bullshit... That's not nice, but it's great you get to sleep all day... i was laid off from work... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 28586231 United States11/27/2012 02:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok...enlighten me...please...I could appreciate the humor... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 28586231 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? ... A lot of comedy ;) Hope you feel better soon ;) Thank you. Wow...ok. Read through page 2...uh huh... Y'know, I totally forgot about the Winter Wonder Water trials going on. That's probably it. Duh!!! They only pump that water out over night when the temps are lowest. Any attempts to recreate the event during the daytime is futile. Also, they randomly rotate the areas that it is pumped to on different dates. Could be weeks before OP could recreate it again. |
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| ayr phorce yuan User ID: 24275470 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd love to know if the OP has carried out the experiement of filling the bath ... Quoting: IrishCol Please update! Whilst "patiently" waiting for an update from the OP, has anyone else had any strange happenings in their home?? :) Once in the middle of a normal 103 degree Texas day at around 3-4 pm, I went out get the mail from my black mailbox that had been roasting in the sun and when I stuck my hand inside it was almost cold. Freaked me out! I've never noticed that before and there were only a couple of letters, no packages. the outside was hot as hades and the letters were cool. I don't brag about my air conditioned mailbox. GLP alert level 2; "Go get a Hard Hat:. GLP alert level 1; "Put the fucking Hat on:. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1200804 United States11/27/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Then why is the water that comes out the tap so cold it makes my hands feel like they are gonna freeze off... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 winter mix water, you talk utter bullshit... That's not nice, but it's great you get to sleep all day... i was laid off from work... Bummer! Sorry for you, still nice though, to sleep all day...:) |
| IrishCol User ID: 28224126 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd love to know if the OP has carried out the experiement of filling the bath ... Quoting: IrishCol Please update! Whilst "patiently" waiting for an update from the OP, has anyone else had any strange happenings in their home?? :) Once in the middle of a normal 103 degree Texas day at around 3-4 pm, I went out get the mail from my black mailbox that had been roasting in the sun and when I stuck my hand inside it was almost cold. Freaked me out! I've never noticed that before and there were only a couple of letters, no packages. the outside was hot as hades and the letters were cool. Interesting ... Is your mailbox metal? |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 26706103 United Kingdom11/27/2012 02:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 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. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 26706103 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... Intriguing! The ONLY "run of the mill" explanation I could give OP is that you ran a new lot of hot water and do not remember doing so. You may call "impossible" on my theory, but when a person does stuff that they have done year in year out, it becomes second nature and does not require any focus to complete the task, they are in fact, on auto-pilot. Can you honestly remember every moment within the two hours you were awake, or are there parts that are blank? If there are blank moments, this will most probably have been where you refilled the sink with hot water. Other than that, I am extremely interested to hear any other possibilities It's possible OP is a sleepwalker, my brother was and one time he woke up and found his blanket hanging on the towel rack in the bathroom. Doubt it, never sleep walked in my life and I often enter sleep paralysis, in fact all normal sleepers do... |
Great ... are you not going to try the bath theory?? Cant wait to hear what happens. Thanks!