or could it?hypothetical: I read every night before I go to bed, I have a lamp that has no shade (so basically a light bulb) , I put it on my bed so that I can see even better, I accidentally fall asleep and kick it over - one problem I have an electric heating blanket, will the blanket possibly catch fire? I mean a hot 65 watt light bulb and a hot 150 watt electric heating blanket on each other for up two hours or more.What do you think?(i think it definitely could)
This problem is VERY common with Hondas. It's almost always the cv joint.
If you are inside a house, lightning may strike the house, but it won't harm you. (Unplug the computer, though. A strike can damage you even with a surge protector.) If you are outdoors, camping or something, get under a group of trees. The idea is to make yourself no longer the tallest item.
They're already publishing camera phone videos on the internet. I'd say that will be more revealing. And can you be sure there's a surveillance film? I can't imagine what sort of camera would be helpful in the darkness of a movie theater. Can film answer why the guy did this? Or what drove him to it? Or why he gave up right outside the door of the theater? In truth, no film is going to answer most of our questions!
