Anonymous wrote:Your home could be in a seismic area, little earthquakes are occurring until soon the earth opens up and swallows your whole house.

I would look to upping the homeowners insurance policy just in case.

Tie a rope around your waist and run it through a window to a nearby tree. That would help too.

Your home could be in a seismic area, little earthquakes are occurring until soon the earth opens up and swallows your whole house.

I would look to upping the homeowners insurance policy just in case.

Anonymous wrote:Why do I read these threads at 2:43 am!!!?!

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OP, is the house you are living in new construction?

If it is, these issues may be caused by settling of the house. Knowing how fast/faulty some houses are built now it wouldn't surprise me that your house is settling drastically because the foundation/construction was done quickly and without letting concrete cure the way it should.

Put a marble on the floor both in your kitchen and bathroom and see if it rolls...

Has the dog been acting weird? Sniffing or barking at walls or doors?

Ok I was giggling at the bread (I figured a slant or vibrations) but with the shower now…. I’m sort or freaked out for you, op.

Voldemort

Im really invested in this

Anonymous wrote:Animals would have torn up the packaging. There likely would also be droppings if it were say, mice.

I’m with the people suggesting a nanny cam.

I actually lived in a haunted house years ago where similar things would happen. We made it almost a full week before we moved out. Lol.

I lived in a haunted house a third of my childhood. The trick is to ignore spirits. The more attention you pay to them the stronger they get. The poltergeist type also thrive on bad energy/feelings. My parents kept ours well-fueled.

Anonymous wrote:Probably a giant python.

That sneaks in and out via the toilet!

Why do I read these threads at 2:43 am!!!?!

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OP, have you set up the nanny cams??!

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Anonymous wrote:You have squirrels or raccoons who either live in your attic or are getting in through the vinyl siding of your home.

There is no way a raccoon is content with just throwing the bread on the ground. Come on now.

This is why my vote is on a squirrel. When we had the squirrel in the house it didn’t eat anything but just jumped from high place to high place like a maniac knocking things over.

Good point. We had one we were trying to chase out, had doors open and thought it had run out, but turned out the next day to still be in the house. In any event, I think a critter that likes to be high up might easily knock something down but not necessarily decide to then go down to the floor to get it.

Anonymous wrote:Its the freaking ice maker, duh! When it releases, it shakes the whole unit.

Samsung fridge? My son's wakes him up at night when it's running.

I’ve been watching the Phrogging Hiding in your House series tonight. It s amazing to me that people were more likely to think there was a ghost in the house rather than an intruder.