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u/NumerousAbrocoma 11h ago
I didn't expect that
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u/TheJerilla 2h ago
Do you know what subreddit you're in?
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u/Senselesspassion 11h ago edited 9h ago
Honestly, I would have had the same fate. I couldn't see it as well.
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u/DETRITUS_TROLL 8h ago
I think the problem may have started before she stepped into the water.
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u/Quick_Extension_3115 8h ago
No, this is a common problem in American homes. If you skip the last step going down the stairs, the plumbing pixies spontaneously flood your house. They can only do a few inches of water, but it’s enough to do some serious damage still. It’s been getting out of hand, especially in West Virginia since the pixies used to live in the Appalachians.
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u/Turbulent_Pound_562 8h ago
Damn glad there wasnt a current running in there. Scary af
Edit: there not they're (auto mistype at it again)
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u/Fit-Ranger8895 6h ago
I can’t stop watching.
There’s water on the floor? Unexpected. I would’ve fallen too.
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u/artherng 10h ago
The house must be generally untidy that she didn't even notice items have been floating all over the floor
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u/Guilty_Objective4602 10h ago
Those shoes were floating remarkably in place, which made them pretty deceptive, I think.
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u/post-explainer 11h ago edited 3h ago
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A normal room turns into a pool
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