EPTLamp worked fine aftre it but if it came from lamp i did turn it off and took cord out of wall.
e:There is window behind me too but weather is clear, it's morning and I don't see any operations under my window.
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Ryndika
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Lamp worked fine aftre it but if it came from lamp i did turn it off and took cord out of wall. e:There is window behind me too but weather is clear, it's morning and I don't see any operations under my window. | ||
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TMagpie
265 Posts
On July 01 2016 07:05 OtherWorld wrote: No, but we do have plenty of movie posters showing guys with big arms, impressive pecs and perfect abs. Which is why most male gym rats emphasize those and rarely forget them while usually forgetting/delaying leg day. There's a reason the phrase "got legs for days" is usually aimed at a girl in heels with her calves forced to have tight form. | ||
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ThomasjServo
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On July 01 2016 10:24 Ryndika wrote: I was playing meanwhile something really bright (bluewhitish) light came from behind me companied by loud SRZSSZS sound that lasted maybe 1-3 seconds. I have only random ikea lamp there but what phenomenon caused it? It was loud enough sound to pierce through headphones and loud music. Lamp worked fine aftre it but if it came from lamp i did turn it off and took cord out of wall. e:There is window behind me too but weather is clear, it's morning and I don't see any operations under my window. Did you lose any time? | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
On July 01 2016 10:24 Ryndika wrote: I was playing meanwhile something really bright (bluewhitish) light came from behind me companied by loud SRZSSZS sound that lasted maybe 1-3 seconds. I have only random ikea lamp there but what phenomenon caused it? It was loud enough sound to pierce through headphones and loud music. Lamp worked fine aftre it but if it came from lamp i did turn it off and took cord out of wall. e:There is window behind me too but weather is clear, it's morning and I don't see any operations under my window. Did the light last 1-3 seconds as well? Could it have been an electric spark? What kind of light bulb do you have in the lamp? Police car with sirens passing by outside?  Did anyone else hear/see it? Did it smell burnt afterwards? Constant light or flickering? | ||
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ZigguratOfUr
Iraq16955 Posts
On July 01 2016 10:24 Ryndika wrote: I was playing meanwhile something really bright (bluewhitish) light came from behind me companied by loud SRZSSZS sound that lasted maybe 1-3 seconds. I have only random ikea lamp there but what phenomenon caused it? It was loud enough sound to pierce through headphones and loud music. Lamp worked fine aftre it but if it came from lamp i did turn it off and took cord out of wall. e:There is window behind me too but weather is clear, it's morning and I don't see any operations under my window. St. Elmo's fire perhaps? | ||
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Laserist
Turkey4269 Posts
On June 30 2016 23:07 Simberto wrote: Also, it is really hard for men to show off their legs. Male fashion is usually pretty baggy and unrevealing in that area. The most leg you can usually show without looking like a complete sloth are something like 3/4 pants. Neither do men usually wear very tight pants, nor do they have anything even remotely as cool as skirts. Thus, the only time when people really see your legs is usually when you are swimming. For the last couple of years, I noticed men increasingly wearing extremely tight pants around me(not me because I am an old soul and have unappealing legs). I see disturbing amount of men legs barring swim environment. | ||
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Ryndika
1489 Posts
On July 01 2016 15:45 Cascade wrote: Did the light last 1-3 seconds as well? Could it have been an electric spark? What kind of light bulb do you have in the lamp? Police car with sirens passing by outside? Did anyone else hear/see it? Did it smell burnt afterwards? Constant light or flickering? Sound was louder at start and quieter to end. It came from electricity for sure and the sound was like it was in my room. I think it was electric spark because light, sound and source all direct to it but I don't know anything about electricity and I wouldn't have expected normal + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://www.ikea.com/PIAimages/54651_PE159236_S4.jpg) I live alone but since I have sound recorded I know I'm not insane. I didn't smell any burn afterwards nor did I smell the electric smell. I also didn't find any burn marks in area I heard it from. | ||
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Sewi
Germany1697 Posts
On July 01 2016 21:25 Ryndika wrote: Sound was louder at start and quieter to end. It came from electricity for sure and the sound was like it was in my room. I think it was electric spark because light, sound and source all direct to it but I don't know anything about electricity and I wouldn't have expected normal + Show Spoiler + I live alone but since I have sound recorded I know I'm not insane. I didn't smell any burn afterwards nor did I smell the electric smell. I also didn't find any burn marks in area I heard it from. Maybe this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_lightning Hmmm maybe, but most likely *plays X-Files Theme again"... | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
On July 01 2016 21:25 Ryndika wrote: Sound was louder at start and quieter to end. It came from electricity for sure and the sound was like it was in my room. I think it was electric spark because light, sound and source all direct to it but I don't know anything about electricity and I wouldn't have expected normal + Show Spoiler + I live alone but since I have sound recorded I know I'm not insane. I didn't smell any burn afterwards nor did I smell the electric smell. I also didn't find any burn marks in area I heard it from. The best guess I can come up with is some kind of electrical surge or discharge into the light. Maybe due to some connection between the bulb and the socket or something that could create sparks making the noise. If the thread in the bulb get too much current, i'll get too warm and will give a more white/blue light... It'd then fade back to normal yellow in a second or so I guess... A few things don't quite fit, like why the crappy connection with the socket would be associated with a surge in current, and why the thread in the buld didn't just melt at the higher temperature. You say 11W, so that is probably an energy-saving bulb then, not the usual glow-thread bulb? Why knows what they do if they get varying or surging currents. Don't know, with this information, my first guess would be something like that. Current variations in the bulb and maybe sparks either between the socket and bulb, or inside the bulb if that is possible. I can't really get all the details together though. Maybe there is a better explanation. | ||
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Ryndika
1489 Posts
On July 01 2016 23:02 Cascade wrote: The best guess I can come up with is some kind of electrical surge or discharge into the light. Maybe due to some connection between the bulb and the socket or something that could create sparks making the noise. If the thread in the bulb get too much current, i'll get too warm and will give a more white/blue light... It'd then fade back to normal yellow in a second or so I guess... A few things don't quite fit, like why the crappy connection with the socket would be associated with a surge in current, and why the thread in the buld didn't just melt at the higher temperature. You say 11W, so that is probably an energy-saving bulb then, not the usual glow-thread bulb? Why knows what they do if they get varying or surging currents. Don't know, with this information, my first guess would be something like that. Current variations in the bulb and maybe sparks either between the socket and bulb, or inside the bulb if that is possible. I can't really get all the details together though. Maybe there is a better explanation. This would fit my experience perfectly. Nearest large power lines are 400m away but maybe the sound is large enough. Although no professionals arrived in whole night. | ||
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Epishade
United States2267 Posts
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Uldridge
Belgium5237 Posts
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Mr. Wiggles
Canada5894 Posts
On July 05 2016 09:23 Uldridge wrote: It's never too late, unless they're dead. At that point you just read it from the tombstone. Problem solved. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46687 Posts
On July 05 2016 08:51 Epishade wrote: How long after being married to someone is it too late to ask what their name is? Can't you just read the marriage certificate? | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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Cascade
Australia5405 Posts
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TMagpie
265 Posts
On July 05 2016 08:51 Epishade wrote: How long after being married to someone is it too late to ask what their name is? "Why doesn't your husband call you by your name, like ever?" "Oh you Epi, loves giving me nicknames  that's part of why o love him!" | ||
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Uldridge
Belgium5237 Posts
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