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fan death

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i know someone who stuck a lima bean up his nose when he was little which rooted and he needed surgery to get it out

"That an electric fan chops up all the oxygen particles in the air leaving none to breathe."

As a chem major, I found this explanation to be the funniest by far :D


they spend billions of dollars on nuclear reactors when all we needed all along was a ceiling fan from home depot
 
Hrmmm, if fan blades could chop up oxygen molecules the blades would glow (blue, i think) in motion, from the radiant energy produced by the atoms snapping back together almost instantly.

Perhaps possible if you had a really, really, really, really sharp fan blade, spinning really, really, really, really fast.
 
WHATTTT?!?!??!

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No exact word for fan death in Korean.

But many Korean, especially older people strongly believe so called 'fan death' theory.

Stupid...



Here is IPA code for fan death in Korean language.

[s∧npuŋgi sa:maŋ]

s∧npuŋgi - fan

sa:maŋ - death


When they are found dead while fan still blowing, there is almost always turned off TV as well.

Why don't they call it '(turned off) TV death' ?
 

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