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Originally posted by purplemer
In both case it seemed impossible to work out how the item left its leather string and remain intact. It is logically impossible but it can happen.
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Originally posted by mr-lizard
For instance (trivial but creepy) he one day found that the washing machine wasn't working, so he checked BEHIND the kitchen unit (behind three drawers) and noticed somehow the switch had been switched off... Impossible considering it was only him and his wife who live there.
Originally posted by ray648
This reminds me of something that happened to me about 3 years ago. I used to have an old computer by the tv in my flat. It was a desktop unit that sat on the shelf below the tv with the amp, dvd player, and games consoles. One day I turned it on and it made a bit of a bang and died. When I pulled it out I found that the power supply had been switched to 110 volts instead of 240 (UK mains) causing the power supply to blow, and in fact taking the motherboard with it. With the amount of dust round the back of that shelf, and the weight of the case, there is absolutely no way that my girlfriend pulled it out and flipped the switch. Theres also no way it could possibly happen on its own, or due to some insect or something, this was one of those switches you have to use a screwdriver to flip. I still don't understand how this was possible. I know this account isn't entirely relevant to the thread but I thought it may be of interest.