Can relate.

I wonder if he was found to be double hung.

I'm guessing either:

A. Alcohol

-or-

B. Fatness

was involved.

/drtfa

//"From the south" would be my option "C".

I guess that wasn't a window of opportunity.
I'm sure his family was shattered.

I Am The Egg Matt Drudge Smears Upon His Body: I'm guessing either:

A. Alcohol

-or-

B. Fatness

was involved.

/drtfa

//"From the south" would be my option "C".

Also known as All of the Above

open and shut case, it would seem.

I Am The Egg Matt Drudge Smears Upon His Body: I'm guessing either: A. Alcohol -or- B. Fatness was involved.

He was Canadian, so I'm going to go with A.

Ed Finnerty: That last line in the article came out of nowhere.

This.

farkingismybusiness: [media.screened.com image 300x258]
Can relate.

Came for this, leaving very satisfied!

Ed Finnerty: That last line in the article came out of nowhere.

Why do you say that? Many reporters writing a story on a tragic death will interview the victim's family/neighbours/friends

Clearly a failure in defenestration.

/Hint: what the bartender says

By the way, it's "Wracked", not "Racked".

//sorry about being the vocabulary police, but nobody gets that word right anymore - I'm trying to save it from extinction.

browser_snake: By the way, it's "Wracked", not "Racked".

//sorry about being the vocabulary police, but nobody gets that word right anymore - I'm trying to save it from extinction.

OED says no, "racked" is fine. It basically just means suffering / tormented.

/ If you want to save a word from extinction, join me in my personal crusade to stop people saying "jealous" when they mean "envious"

stirfrybry: open and shut case, it would seem.

Na, he was framed !

Man dies after getting stuck in window Winsor.

ftfy

katerbug72: I love seeing my local news on Fark but not this particular one. Poor man. I wonder if it was a heart attack?

Asphyxiation. The window constricted his breathing.

Local article has more info.Link (new window)

If only the window frame had been painted brown.

No racked is not fine, unless your dictionary editor is hooked on phonics like everyone else in the US. You cats won't be satisfied till every bloody nuance is sucked out of the discussion and dolts need grunt no more than five or six sounds to get their indulgences rubbed. What coarse minds.

tardigrade: browser_snake: By the way, it's "Wracked", not "Racked".

//sorry about being the vocabulary police, but nobody gets that word right anymore - I'm trying to save it from extinction.

OED says no, "racked" is fine. It basically just means suffering / tormented.

/ If you want to save a word from extinction, join me in my personal crusade to stop people saying "jealous" when they mean "envious"

That makes me Jealous.

barefoot in the head: No racked is not fine, unless your dictionary editor is hooked on phonics like everyone else in the US. You cats won't be satisfied till every bloody nuance is sucked out of the discussion and dolts need grunt no more than five or six sounds to get their indulgences rubbed. What coarse minds.

Oxford English Dictionary:

racked, adj.2

1. That has been racked (in various senses); esp. tortured on the rack; tormented; strained to or beyond the limit.

/ If you want to save a word from extinction, join me in my personal crusade to stop people saying "jealous" when they mean "envious"

That makes me Jealous.

You don't have to be jealous. I'll let you join the crusade too.

Glass is half full.

If the sash fell and slammed against him, trapping him...the window balance failed. This is a common problem in many old windows and is a safety hazard.

They might want to check every window in that building for similar defects.

I Am The Egg Matt Drudge Smears Upon His Body "From the south" would be my option "C".

'South Detroit', technically
/my headline was funnier, shoulda been punnier...