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June
I am from Texas BUT I can tell you about snow
and talk about being able to ski and sled on the
stuff. If I say it enough times does that make it
and urban legend?
Heat rises up
A pan heated from the bottom, heat rises up
A cup in the mic
Constant retelling makes it
a constant retelling only.
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From:
Ynr
Chyldz Wyld
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 07, 2000 8:28
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Subject: Re: [CTRL] Microwaved Water
Urban Legend
-Caveat Lector- -Cui Bono?-Yes, and the
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Yes, and the constant retelling of the 'exploding microwaved water is a
common occurance' makes it an urban legendbecause as the link I posted
shows, it is not a common occurance.
June
>From: Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>The urban legend
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On Sun, 6 Feb 2000, Ynr Chyldz Wyld wrote:
>
> The urban legend is that it is a COMMON occurance
>
> June
Man, you are a real a piece of work! I think YOU are an urban
legend.
>
> >From: Foxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >Just because
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Ynr Chyldz Wyld wrote:
> The urban legend is that it is a COMMON occurance
No. A Urban Legend is a common *story* that gets retold over and over
with no basis in fact. They are usually FOF stories (a friend of a
friend told me...
Kelly
An urban legend is a story
or account that many would think is true but which in fact is not
true. If the subject event occurs once, whether frequently or not, it
is a true event; because it is true it cannot be legendary.
The urban legend, therefore, refers
to whether the thing does h
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The urban legend is that it is a COMMON occurance
June
>From: Foxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Just because it is rare does not make it an urban legend. There's no
>correlation.
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Get Y
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Yes it can happen expressly if there was any
thing left in the dish like a little fat.
Anyone think of the minerals in different
water supplies?
All water is not created equal
is the spoon that you are putting into
the water completely clean?
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MICHAEL SPITZER wrote:
> Again, it IS common! And it has happened in front of me at least
> 10 times!
I've seen this happen several times too - it certainly is not a UL! -
and probably not all that rare, since I've heard friends and family
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Again, it IS common! And it has happened in front of me at least
10 times!
So, screw what ever is said below cuz I FRICKIN KNOW!
On Sun, 6 Feb 2000, Ynr Chyldz Wyld wrote:
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>
> Oka
Just because it is rare does
not make it an urban legend. There's no correlation.
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From:
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Wyld
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2000 12:48
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Subject: [CTRL] Microwaved Water Urban
Legend
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Okay, here's the segment of the Tourbus newsletter I got a few weeks ago,
explaining how the exploding microwaved water phenomenon is extremely
rare...
June
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URBAN LEGEND #2: water heated in a microwave oven co
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