So i was sitting here and I hear a really loud pop. When i go to check it out I see my glass backyard door is totally cracked, about to chatter. My first assumption was that someone had a gun, but I live in a peaceful neighbourhood, I kno my neighbours well and there is no bullet. Anyone have any idea? Btw, its about 30 degress Celsius outside and its not hot in my house.

If it was a "gun", they were a pretty bad shot.

A brick? Stone? Rock?

Nope, just looked around. Nothing there. And all the cracks would be leading to one part of the door, which it isn't so it couldn't be from an object = S

Oh my bad...sorry I was playing baseball in your backyard :/

So i was sitting here and I hear a really loud pop. When i go to check it out I see my glass backyard door is totally cracked, about to chatter. My first assumption was that someone had a gun, but I live in a peaceful neighbourhood, I kno my neighbours well and there is no bullet. Anyone have any idea? Btw, its about 30 degress Celsius outside and its not hot in my house.Well,*IF* there were no outside things like rocks use to break it with, then I'd chalk it up to either A) Temperature, B) Air Pressure, or C) Combination of both. I've seen window panes break just because someone opened a door quickly and the sudden change of air pressure snapped it. Couple that with it being close to 90 fahrenheit at your house and probably air condition on inside and you'll have higher chance for glass to break as it becomes more unstable.

Could have been ghosts or smurfs also. They're both vandals with little conscious. Now stop making me write your alibi's.

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Neros stop doing this. And no that text was not invisible.
Anyways it could have been a frag or plasma grenade... do you smell anything funny? Or anything dead?
Maybe I've just been playing to much halo...

Well,*IF* there were no outside things like rocks use to break it with, then I'd chalk it up to either A) Temperature, B) Air Pressure, or C) Combination of both. I've seen window panes break just because someone opened a door quickly and the sudden change of air pressure snapped it. Couple that with it being close to 90 fahrenheit at your house and probably air condition on inside and you'll have higher chance for glass to break as it becomes more unstable.
You are a smart man lol.

Same thing happened to my car's back window. *sigh*

replicant I think you are right thanks alot! But now I gotta get a new glass door which is probably gonna cost me a few hundred -_-

Yeah.. same happened to one of the windows in my utility room thankfully didnt smash lol

yeah thats odd.


Now stop making me write your alibi's.

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i'd say it'd probably be the temperature.
seems the only real thing that could of caused it

only one thing could have happened............. UNDERWEAR GNOMES!

watch your underwear man they raid it clean...or it could be hot inside cold outside and made the glass unequally pressurized or something like that or vice versa......i like underwear gnomes better tho.

replicant I think you are right thanks alot! But now I gotta get a new glass door which is probably gonna cost me a few hundred -_-

Stupid... Don't you have window insurance?:hmm: :p

i have come to the conclusion that it wasn't glass breaking

the popping was your voice and the strange thing is called puberty

Neros stop doing this. And no that text was not invisible.
Anyways it could have been a frag or plasma grenade... do you smell anything funny? Or anything dead?
Maybe I've just been playing to much halo...

I can't help it but . . .
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OK, back on topic. Air temperature, especially if the door was made with cheap glass.

Maybe a bird, that windex sure does confuse them.