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Hah hah - that"s awesome. Nice oneBigMovieBuff said:You should cut her head open and eat her brain to gain her Super Vibration Sensing power.
So how much money are you willing to bet here?Kugbok_Fennin said:Last time I checked, coffee is hot. Pretty sure McDonald"s has always labeled coffee on their menu as "Hot Coffee"
If I make coffee using whatever coffee maker you can buy from Target, Wal-Mart, etc, I"m willing to bet it comes out of the pot at 180-190 degrees no problem.
A second e-mail followed shortly after (well, in the early AM)From: the crazy neighbor
To: LL
Sent: Wed, 4 Apr 2007 10:58 PM
Subject: Vibrations tonight
Hello LL,
The vibrations have been back tonight, and went off (so far) at around 9:45. As is always the case, I am still awake at nearly 11:00 because I cannot fall asleep for some time after they cease. I cannot tell what caused them, but when they first began this evening, they were fairly strong under the floor next to the post that divides the living room from the dining room. As I told you after you left on Sunday, [ME] and [MY WIFE] were again shifting furniture right after you left. Whether or not this is related to the vibrations, I cannot say.
I am also still open to the idea that the heater is involved. It is entirely plausible to me that a heater, trying to bring an apartment that has been cold all day up to 70 degrees on a 28 degree night operates entirely differently than one at 1:00 PM on a Sunday afternoon on a 50-plus degree day, when it"s been on all morning, and that is then turned up to 80. The loads would be different.
But since [MY WIFE] is home tonight, I suppose that if they return to their normal schedule, tomorrow night will be the real test. Then, if things proceed as usual, and if it is the computer, or if it is the heater, or if it is the computer and the heater, the vibrations will come on early, and will be present and keeping me awake until she comes home, after which it will be some time before I can fall asleep.
I cannot go through losing sleep, night after night, again. I hope we can come up with a way to trace the source, once and for all, and then, to remedy it.
the crazy neighbor
*I"m kind of scared what it implies that the entire apartment is shaking when I"m home alone...From: the crazy neighbor
To: LL
Sent: Thu, 5 Apr 2007 5:12 AM
Subject: Wednesday night
Hello LL,
As I told you in my email to you last night, [ME] is back, and the vibrations were back, and, whatever the cause, they kept me awake. After I sent you that email, I finally fell asleep some time after 11:30. This morning, I overslept my alarm, and I am groggy, tired, and staggering. It only takes one night.
As I said in my email to you last night, tonight will be the real test. Of course if things do proceed as usual, and [MY WIFE] goes out, and [ME] stays home*, whatever the cause of the vibrations, I will be kept awake until late. And depending upon when [MY WIFE] comes home, this could be 12:00 a.m., or later.
Please, please, let"s try again to discover the source. As I expressed to you after our Sunday test, whether or not [ME] moved something that pertains to the vibrations before you were here, whether or not the vibrations are coming from a computer that [ME] built himself, and that may be missing some essential part, and whether or not the vibrations are coming from a heater that is laboring against much colder temperatures at night, the circumstances are quite different at 1:00 p.m. on a busy Sunday afternoon with a busy street outside and 5 people in the house, than they are at night, when the world quiets down, and a house should be still and silent, when one is trying to fall asleep.
the crazy neighbor
enjoyLL,
I can probably narrow down the 9:45 pm vibrations. We went to the Market Basket to try to get Ben&Jerry"s new Americone Dream ice cream. We got there about 9:20 (it was closed) and we returned home at 9:45. So that was probably us just coming in the house.
After that we sat down and watched a movie (around 10:20 because the movie was only 1hr 40 min long and it finished up just before midnight).
I didn"t boot up the computer at all last night and the heat would have been running at ~ 72F from 7pm - midnight.
As to the accusation about moving the furniture--we obviously didn"t. You are certainly welcome to come check it out--not a single thing has changed.
ME
srsly I average 4-6 per night on Weekdays..miguex said:8 hours sleep is standard per night? I havent had that in 10 years.
...Hahah. I can"t think of any "essential part" that could be missing from a computer to make it vibrate. Does she even realize that computers are ELECTRONIC and not these massive machines with a billion moving parts? Fans and hard drives are the only things that make noise, and 99.99% of hard drives are quiet as a mouse these days.whether or not the vibrations are coming from a computer that [ME] built himself, and that may be missing some essential part