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(Message started by: keithgilabert on May 14^th, 2012, 8:24pm)

Title: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by keithgilabert on May 14^th, 2012, 8:24pm

A guy is laying on a bed dead. Next to the bed is a glass of ice cold bloody water. The window is open, and it's a cold chilly day.

Good Luck!

Keith Gilabert

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by alien2 on May 16^th, 2012, 8:46am

Did he have the ability to transform into a vampire bat?

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by keithgilabert on May 20^th, 2012, 5:23pm

No he did not transform into a vampire.... Good Guess!

Thank you for visiting,

Keith Gilabert

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by atyq on Aug 2^nd, 2012, 12:08am

He had a flu, then make a tea. But it wasn't flu, it was unbebelievable and he died.

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by pfeinstein on Nov 13^th, 2012, 8:44am

Has he been dead for long? If the glass is ice cold, then the glass was filled (or did it melt?) after the guy died...

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by Death on Jul 31^st, 2013, 5:27pm

Doesn't explain the window, but [hide]he was given a drink with an extremely corrosive substance (e.g. acid) in it. He took one sip, coughed up blood into his drink and put down the glass as he struggled to breath, finally dying in his bed.[/hide]

If you need to factor in the open window and cold day, [hide]he had just come back in from some sort of sport / run and was trying to cool down as quickly as possible. He was either handed a poisoned drink or it was once again frozen in the ice cubes, since the killer knew the deceased would put them in his drink after his strenuous activity.[/hide]

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by alien2 on Aug 2^nd, 2013, 10:51am

on 05/14/12 at 20:24:13, keithgilabert wrote:

A guy is laying on a bed dead. Next to the bed is a glass of ice cold bloody water. The window is open, and it's a cold chilly day.

It appears that he had his tooth removed. This explains the blood in the water and why the water is cold, as one should drink plenty of cool water after the surgery. As for the opened window and a cold chilly day, this suggests that the cold is slightly reducing inflammation. One meaning of the word dead is numb. So he isn't really dead. He is very much alive and he's experiencing numbness in his mouth and lips after the local anesthetic. If he fainted because of pain while changing his clothes, then he can't close the window. The most common cause of first-degree frostbite is prolonged exposure to cold-weather conditions, when the affected area of skin usually becomes white and feels numb. Is this right?

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Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"

As for how did he die, as in He Pingping, He died at the age of twenty-one of heart complications. He was the world's shortest man who was able to walk.

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by jsam on Aug 28^th, 2013, 6:53am

May be sudden hart attack :'(

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by alien2 on Oct 2^nd, 2013, 8:26am

He was a democrat. Arnold Schwarzenegger threw the world's largest glass through the open window.

Title: Re: Keith Gilabert. "How did he die?"
Post by rloginunix on Dec 30^th, 2013, 1:02pm

Good thinking, Alien. It's Rearrangement. Rearrangement of matter's state.

From harmless water to killer ice back to harmless water again.

Other folks costarred with Arnold in the 1997 "Batman and Robin" movie. "My name is Freeze. Learn it well!" says Arnold. The poor guy who kicked the bucket apparently failed to heed Arnold's advice, that's why he is dead now.

1). Mr. Freeze prepared an Icy Broth cocktail. The guy drank it, large amounts of small icy particles clogged his air passages, he coughed up some blood during an attempt to clear them but ultimately failed and died of suffocation. Cold weather outside and an open window were needed to keep the shaken not stirred cocktail chilled.

2). Extending Alien's idea Mr. Freeze threw the killer glass made of ice through the window. The glass with blood in it melted some.

3). Mr. Freeze shot his ice-making gun through the window. Hundreds of pieces of icy shrapnel killed the dude. Some of the bloody pieces wound up in the glass, melting eventually (I wonder what's the probability of that?).

Happy New Year 133132 everyone!