rereading and felt the need to bring this up. when they got wet with the hose. 1 hr and 20 minutes to dry clothes? what kinda dryer is that? mine dries in like 20 minutes.
I think because he washed the clothes and then dried them that would be around 1he 20 minutes. Makes more sense. (=・ω・=)
Or he has a shitty dryer like me...
felt that mine takes like 2 or 3 hours to dry my clothes
with the same skill one figures out how to efficiently kill enemies and the other realizes he can eat bones now.
omg he's like my dogs. try hiding pills in different foods. they hork it down in a faction of a second and somehow manage to leave the pill behind.
those last few chapter on the hot searches, anyone else see the person with a ducky addiction in and out of the hospital?
huh. i remember having a conversation in my sculpture class about how if you have a big kiln, you might actually get away with murder. sometimes you turn the heat all the way up to clean it. basically anything you put in there will turn to ash. like owning a crematorium. effectively a whole person just up and disappears. scary.
And here you are talking about it hehehe *nervous laughter*
i could google this lol but i figured why not ask - would the kiln have any dna evidence left behind in the ashes or walls of the actual kiln, or does the fire destroy absolutely everything?
Ok, not an expert but as per my watching of Forensic Files and such other shows -- fire doesn't destroy everything. Remember the old adage: There is no perfect crime. There was even an episode in FF where they were able to test cremated ashes for arsenic poison. So yeah, it doesn't destroy everything. You would still be caught.
Not sure why you're asking this question though.... (￣∇￣")
interesting, thanks for the info. I was just asking bc of the story - I want dan to be caught.
huh. interesting. though they'd still need a reason to find the ashes suspicious in order to try to find and test them. his little photo album will probably condemn him one of these days.
maybe a dumb question but is that great grandpa w/ cancer? i feel like he looks younger in this chapter so i'm a little confused.
No it’s the grandpa. The great-grandpa is still kickin it.ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉ~
if they didn't know if he was the culprit or just a witness, why didn't they try to approach him nicely like with the old lady? instead they try to take him away someplace they won't say for reasons they won't say. like anyone's gonna cooperate with that attitude.
that guy's thought process makes no sense. he was trying to treat ike like he was gay, saying he should find a genuinely gay partner to have a lasting relationship. but ike wasn't originally gay either! he could also go back to women if they broke up.
also i hate this type who don't know where to draw the line when hitting on someone. if it makes them uncomfortable, back off. you're not gonna win someone over by continuing to make them uncomfortable.