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HA HA! I know what a Faraday Cage is. I'll all about RF shielding. ...
How are you Owlvis? I'll be back in a bit - trying the aluminum foil experiment....
[quote]f it still pops, we might be dealing with something much more sinister. If it doesn't pop, we know the cell signals are using the plastic as some sort of antenna which is heating the materials up in a minute way.[/quote] Makes sense. I'll try it. Thanks. ETA: Full bottle, half full, ...
[quote] I agree, let's hash this out. Cover your bottle with tinfoil and use your phone, I bet the pops disappear.[/quote] I'm not a tin foil hat type - at all. The pops and crackling correlates to two things - handling OR nearby cell phone use (and it only seems to be my cell phone, which of...
Restaurants close all the time, it is a risky business. This has zero to do with increasing the minimum wage towards a living wage. I'm not in the mood to debate this issue but what I just said is a fact....
[quote] The problem is when you start letting drug dealers into these systems as easy plea deals.[/quote] Need to find a way to kill off the economic incentive to sell it....
[quote]Actually, "chasmania", it is due to laser snipers positioned at various places outside your home shooting at the bottles with micro-precision green lasers. These shots last only a fraction of a second, therefore they are very difficult to see, but if you stare at the bottle constantly and min...
[quote] This has nothing to do with it and completely coincidental[/quote] I have learned that what seems coincidental is more often than not intentional. I think I agree with your temperature change/air pressure change theory, but something cell phone is also involved....
[quote] The water changes temp too as it acclimates to room temp...especially if out of the fridge...this causes the air in the bottle to be diff temp that air in room...these differences cause slight changes in pressure that the NEW THIN PLASTIC cannot overcome. [/quote] This makes sense...
[quote] The sheriff and law enforcement lobbies coupled with a large attorney presence will try their hardest not to let this happen. [/quote] We need to find a way (have no clue what that would be) to get people to stop in the first place. Why do you want to get that high in the first place? ...
Not much, he was mean to me. ETA: Sort of mean but he was also honorable so that counts as good....
[quote]It's the thinner plastic which makes it more susceptible to changes in ambient temperature and pressure. [/quote] I understand. But, what temperature and air pressure issues are going to occur in an air conditioned house? I'm not moving. The dogs might move around the house. No one ...
[quote]Have you gone to the help board to give your support for unbanning rehteah yet? [/quote] No. You would think there would be tons of support. Nothing racist. Nothing mean. No name calling....
[quote]No they are just pushing pain killers through doctors to every single patient possible regardless of side effects or actual need. Which leads to addiction. Which leads to other means when the prescriptions stop.[/quote] This. But, we also ignore over prescribing antibiotics, which is jus...
[quote]Air pressure changes when the temperature changes. One way to think of this is if you increase the speed of the molecules –by increasing their temperature- the force of the molecules hitting their container increases and this increases the pressure. This relationship is called Gay-Lussac's...
[quote]This is a problem as well. Many people who legitimately need the meds are prescribed meds that aren't strong enough or they're told to just take tylenol.[/quote] I hate this. Broke my ankle in a horse fall - "here's your Tylenol." All we are doing is making the cartels in Mexico ric...
[quote]One of the dopest things ever is putting bottled water in the freezer and it doesn't freeze solid but when you crack the top it freezes into slush from top to bottom[/quote] How long do you leave it in? Otherwise, it would freeze solid....
Nice thread but mostly the answers are wrong. [quote]Some companies are being "green" nowadays by using less plastic in each bottle, resulting in a much thinner plastic, easy to crinkle and more responsive to small changes in air pressure.[/quote] Small changes in air pressure? No. I'm n...
[quote] Sure about that?[/quote] I'm positive. It makes noise when you squeeze it because the plastic is thin, but it does NOT make noise when it is sitting there on the table or desk unhandled unless something else is going on....