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We may have a dead person in the basement apartment! (pg. 4)
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| bARTovsky |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancechaos
its aliens i tell you, aliens, they are everywhere these days |
or a poltergeist.
"theyy'ree.... heeeerrrrreee....!" |
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| Jayx1 |
So did they find grandma yet or what?
Also if you even suspected a dead body why didnt anyone call 911 immediately? are people that daft these days?
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| TrueToTheCrew |
| How can you confuse gas to a rotting body. Ive had the displeasure of smelling one and know it doesnt smell like gas. |
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| j_spot |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
So did they find grandma yet or what?
Also if you even suspected a dead body why didnt anyone call 911 immediately? are people that daft these days?
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if it stinks like gas, they are long since dead. Calling the cops, who will likely just wait for the landlord with keys doesnt do anything except make cops wait. They arent going to bust a door down because of a smell.
calling the landlord first is exactly what they should have done. And in case you didnt notice, there the
| quote: | | Nothing in the basement ... this is bizarre. |
no dead grandmothers, in fact like margs said in post 1
| quote: | | where no one lives |
making it even less likely that the cops woudl do anything.
you say shes daft
I say you are the reason the system is overtaxed. |
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| Jayx1 |
hmmm well dead people does equate to an emergency. believe me when i say it would be on the higher part of the list of priority calls
But it sounds like you have a dead rat between one of the walls. |
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| TheVrk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
But it sounds like you have a dead rat between one of the walls. |
UUGGHH.....
if this is the case, SOOO sorry for ya Gamma & SP:nervous: |
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| StereoPrincess |
Like Kevin said, there was nothing in the basement.
And there doors that we can't get into, that the landlord is trying ti find keys for.
The house it not a old building. The walls are pretty secure, I think it may be something with the rain and a leak somewhere. |
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| tw1tch |
Problem found, paint that has gone bad. Along with other assorted cans of related stuff. All stored in a closet under the stairs with no ventilation. Paint can omit toxic and explosive gas when it goes bad. Check this out http://www.chemaxx.com/explosion2b.htm
Paint is being removed today. |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | 4.1.1.1 Symptoms of poisoning
A single exposure to n-hexane can produce vertigo, giddiness, and drowsiness. Longer-term exposures can lead to peripheral neuropathy, the first signs of which are symmetrical paraesthesia and weakness, particularly in the lower extremities. Headache, anorexia, dizziness, and sensory impairment may precede, or accompany, the neuropathy. Most patients show diminished reflexes; there may be loss of body weight. |
no weight loss here. but occational headaches. |
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| DJ El Kay Dee |
| quote: | Originally posted by tw1tch
Problem found, paint that has gone bad. Along with other assorted cans of related stuff. All stored in a closet under the stairs with no ventilation. Paint can omit toxic and explosive gas when it goes bad. Check this out http://www.chemaxx.com/explosion2b.htm
Paint is being removed today. |
damn it i read 3 pages to read about stupid paint going bad???
ffs couldnt u at least lie to us??:whip: |
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| dEsidEL |
i'm guessing that it's probably just some mould behind the drywall..
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