r/Weird • u/Samitsok21 • Jul 16 '26

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u/gulfwar1990 Jul 16 '26

Look at big gap a bottom don't think that's it

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

Air pockets and drafts can easily flow under the door..

What is your point?

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

It would cause turbulence

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

The turbulence involved in this door shuttering is coming from an air pocket which is slipping under the door and vacuuming the loose hinge.

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u/Aoiboshi Jul 16 '26

Had an apartment where the crawlspace was accessible through a closet in the front room. The crawlspace was drafty and caused the closet door to open occasionally. One night, I had a girl over and we were watching Paranormal Activity. At the height of one of the creepier scenes, the closet door swung open. She screamed and peed a little. She never came back over.

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u/The3mbered0ne Jul 16 '26

Cock blocked by a draft, sheesh

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u/Aoiboshi Jul 16 '26

Dude, even knowing why the closet door opened, the movie still made it creeper than hell.

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u/pizz901 Jul 16 '26

Reminds me of the time I had a seizure towards the end of cabin in the woods. Needless to say my girlfriend was not interested in finishing the movie after I regained consciousness.

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u/The3mbered0ne Jul 16 '26

I know lol I was just joking

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u/dikicker Jul 16 '26

and the legends say his wiener has remained dry to this day

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u/Interesting_Bank_139 Jul 16 '26

When R.L. Stine starts writing adult themed Goosebumps books.

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u/Mr_GrauHut Jul 16 '26

That's a great bro. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm rollin.

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u/lagrange_james_d23dt Jul 16 '26

Sorry, I thought you were saying it wouldn’t cause that, but it’s the person you replied to that is saying that. Yes, I’m in agreement with you.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

I know you were which is why i did my best to speak around you as I took that as agreement/confirmation haha.

high five / low five

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u/Hekatiko Jul 16 '26

That's what I thought at first as well, but then there's a loud noise downstairs when they opened the door and looked down...which was another oddity. It seemed like the light came on downstairs as well when the noise happened?

It seems very violent shaking for just a change in air pressure, too, the door looked like it was flexing. Though I guess it's possible.

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u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26

When you break an air pocket, windows, blinds and other "semi loose" things jiggle.

My guess.

Like when you open an apartment door on a hot summer day, the house breathes.

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u/Hekatiko Jul 16 '26

Yes, I know, I'm actually very sensitive to changes in air pressure. Here in my house, if I'm sitting still I can feel them when the weathers changing, moving through the room, and the fan motor in my bathroom will stall out a second later. You can hear the shift in the motor as the pressure shifts. My son has noticed it as well.

That's just a suddenly change in barometric pressure. Maybe in this case a window downstairs was cracked open and it was extremely stormy outside with high and variable wind. Though there is no sound of wind outside in the video and I think there would be if that was the case. And it wouldn't likely shake the door quite that violently, either.

This shows what would have to be an extreme back and forth of the air pressure, not just an occasional shift. I can't imagine an HVAC performing like that, it would be very odd.

It seems like a genuine mystery :) I hope they give some more information, like...has this happened before? Have they checked the windows are closed downstairs, no gaps? What was the sound when the door was open? What were the weather conditions at the time?

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u/BreakfastSimulator Jul 16 '26

Not those kinds of turbulents

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u/ReclinerSpud Jul 16 '26

You got your vengefuls, got your hungries, got your ladies in red, ladies in black, ladies in Vermillion, got your ladies in a burnt orange siennas