This is somehow beautiful to me.

[Man18]

http://gizmodo.com/5017621/woman-who-died-...nd-for-42-years

Incredible.

 

[wilddenim]

I'm believing that to be bullshit. I mean, surely they'd search after a year but 42 years? They should have noticed about late payment or whatever...

Unbelievable.

How did the tea still stay? Wouldn't it evaporate?

Excellent point.

 

[moozxy]

Because it was inside?

 

[Man18]

After while mold would float on top of the liquid so it wouldnt be able to evap. Even more so that they didnt cut her power so I would assume that it wouldnt get hot enough to actually cause it to evap.

 

[Urza]

Did they say there was still tea in the cup?

 

[Man18]

No...

 

[science]

Did they say there was still tea in the cup?

They said she never finished her tea, so one would assume there was

 

[Man18]

Did they say there was still tea in the cup?

They said she never finished her tea, so one would assume there was

True but that would mean that there would be a stain on the cup, all of the liquid could be gone but instead of a stain at the bottom (if she finished) there would be a big stain from where ever she stopped drinking.

 

[moozxy]

I hate tea and coffee.

 

[Urza]

Did they say there was still tea in the cup?

They said she never finished her tea, so one would assume there was

True but that would mean that there would be a stain on the cup, all of the liquid could be gone but instead of a stain at the bottom (if she finished) there would be a big stain from where ever she stopped drinking.

Most likely they are assuming she never finished it because she was still holding the cup.

 

[Veho]

Here's the real story.

I thought it sounded familiar. Actually, it was "only" 35 years, the woman was found in her bed, not in front of the TV, and no report mentioned any tea.


Gizmodo. A reliable news source.
[/sarcasm]

 

[moozxy]

I thought it was a bit weird!
Tea or coffee is disgusting!

 

[Holaitsme]

i will avenge her!!!!!!

 

[moozxy]

YOU GOTTA GET PAST ME FIRST

 

[Defiance]

*Removed since people are taking the link so seriously.*

 

[Man18]

Hmm. rick rolled like a mug.

 

[chalupa]

I think this news story is even more beautiful to me.

As expected. It warmed my heart.

 

[SleepingDragon]

Unfuckingbelieveable. Ok, there are 3 questions that need to be answered:

1. This woman had ZERO family that would have gone to her apartment to pack up her things once she was presumed dead?

2. The owners of the building waited 42 years to try and rent it out to someone else?

3. Her neighbors never noticed, especially the weeks and months following her dissappearance, the putrid smell of a rotting corpse in their building?

 

[Mangofett]

I think this news story is even more beautiful to me.

dats against the rules now you know

 

[science]

I think this news story is even more beautiful to me.

I would ban you so fast if I had the powers