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How is that possible? Did you leave the lid off?

Nope, it wasn't in my car - it was in my mums car - left a bottle of water in there....came out about after work and no more water - lid was on and there was no wet patch on the seat...weird huh

Grant - the inappropriate comments, posts and snide remarks have gone far enough.

You've pushed the limits enough with foul and derogatory comments for a while now, it ends as of now.

Nothing good to post, do yourself a favour and dont post.

when you get into your car and ur eyes loose all moisture and when you take a shower because u've been sweating too much and when you get out to dry urself off your still sweating.

When you left a cold bottle of water in the car and come out in the afternoon only to see an empty bottle
you nearly have 3 accidents trying to corner because the steering wheel it to hot to hold.
when your lava lamp works...and it's not turned on..

LOL. I would add, when your fridge decides to defrost all on its own. D'oh need new fridge with proper seals!

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