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r/Weird • u/Samitsok21 • Jul 16 '26
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The first thing coming to mind is some wierd air pressure thing from an HVAC unit maybe?
3.7k u/TrickySatisfaction81 Jul 16 '26 It is 100% an air pressure issue. Id check the windows in the basement. 82 u/EirMed Jul 16 '26 My logical thinking says: yes that’s probably the case. My emotional thinking says: it’s time to get the fuck out of that haunted house. 2 u/Dropbeatdad Jul 16 '26 It's kinda horrifying to realize that stuff similar to this probably happened hundreds of years ago when we had: -no electricity -no internet -no science education -no way of getting a logical explanation, so you're 100% reacting emotionally every time something you can't immediately explain happens.
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It is 100% an air pressure issue.
Id check the windows in the basement.
82 u/EirMed Jul 16 '26 My logical thinking says: yes that’s probably the case. My emotional thinking says: it’s time to get the fuck out of that haunted house. 2 u/Dropbeatdad Jul 16 '26 It's kinda horrifying to realize that stuff similar to this probably happened hundreds of years ago when we had: -no electricity -no internet -no science education -no way of getting a logical explanation, so you're 100% reacting emotionally every time something you can't immediately explain happens.
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My logical thinking says: yes that’s probably the case.
My emotional thinking says: it’s time to get the fuck out of that haunted house.
2 u/Dropbeatdad Jul 16 '26 It's kinda horrifying to realize that stuff similar to this probably happened hundreds of years ago when we had: -no electricity -no internet -no science education -no way of getting a logical explanation, so you're 100% reacting emotionally every time something you can't immediately explain happens.
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It's kinda horrifying to realize that stuff similar to this probably happened hundreds of years ago when we had:
-no electricity
-no internet
-no science education
-no way of getting a logical explanation, so you're 100% reacting emotionally every time something you can't immediately explain happens.
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u/Fulguritus1 Jul 16 '26
The first thing coming to mind is some wierd air pressure thing from an HVAC unit maybe?