When a boat leaks it sinks, what happens to a house if it is white and leaks?
444915
haha. cute.  well, firstly none of its resident's arguments HOLD WATER. secondly, any non-resident who so much as mentions the leak gets THROWN TO THE SHARKS, and lastly, captain Bligh will keep sailing the exact same course, refusing to notice the mutiny, until he is court-marshalled and put to death by the King!
271013
I don't know about the dog but I pee over the side of the boat....Wait here come my dog now. She said momma throws it over the side because it is a fair trade for the bird poop that misses the water and hits the boat.
1053370
sub surfice water can erode a road bed and cause sink holes or cracking and pot holes. if it is moving water the channel may get large enough over time to have removed the support under the road
926597
It leaks out onto the floor.
322792
It's still there, but now we know the most likely culprit of all the troubles there was caused because of a huge methane gas field in that area.  When the gas is released and it comes to the surface of the water, the water density is changed and ships are no longer able to stay afloat.  When it comes to Aircraft, it also changes the density of the air, and the aircraft fall out of the sky because they no longer are able to obtain lift.  I can't remember what they said it exactly does to the primitive navigation systems, but essentially it screws them up to.  \nNowadays we know what to be looking for when in that area, and how to avoid trouble.
686922
The water from the bottom is being transformed from liquid to gas and the gas bubbles to the top.  Kinda like when you're in the bathtub and fart.
635600
That would be a natural levee.\n\nWhen the river's water exceeds its banks, the water begins to slow down.\n\nThe slower velocity will cause the heaviest of the sediments to "fall out".\n\nSome of the sediment will be deposited on the banks of the river forming a natural levee.
924997
If you don't, some of the water will evaporate into the air, so it will seem like you "lost" some water.
405788
The level of the water actually goes up in other places when the water level goes down at your house.  This is what causes the tide to go out.
725747
Nobody seems to have figured this out yet. The rock in the canoe displaces a volume of water equal to its mass, as part of the total displacement of the canoe. When you drop the rock overboard, it displaces a volume of water equal to the volume of the rock. Since rock is denser than water (assuming we're not dealing with pumice here) the rock now displaces less water than it did in the canoe. So the water level in the pool will fall.\n\nIn the case of pumice or other floating rock, it displaces its mass in water in either case and the water level is unchanged.
641675
Yea, well the water will splash and get on your legs or whatever when you walk out of the spray.  And then it will go down the drain.  And when youre under the spray, your body doesnt like absorb the water so of course it is gonna hit the tub, because it has to hit the tub to hit the drain.
1023530
Get rid of water surrounding your house.
675436
It exists, but there's no real mystery about it anymore. The main theory is that it's just pockets of methane gas under the ocean floor. When the gas escapes, it lowers he density of the water big time and any ship caught in it's path will sink almost instantaneously, it also messes with plane engines if enough of it enters the air in dense enough pockets.
257654
Say the anchor weighs 15 pounds in air and displaces 2 pounds of water.\nBefore the drop, the boat displaces its weight plus the 15 lb weight in air of the anchor. This is the maximum displacement situation, so the water is at maximum height.\nAfter the drop, if the anchor hits bottom, the boat displaces its weight only and the anchor displaces 2 lb of water, the minimum displacement situation, so the water is at minimum height.\nAfter the drop, if the anchor doesn't reach the bottom, the boat displaces its weight plus the 13 lb weight in water of the anchor. The anchor displaces 2 lb water. The total displacement is the same as the maximum displacement situation, so the water is at maximum height.
760215
mostly depends on the amount of algae in the water. but of course if the water is dirty or has less oxygen in it - it gets a diffrent color as well - which is also connected to the amount of algae
203284
Very bad things. The water will not burn, so the engine will run very rough (if at all), water can also confuse the oxygen sensor and cause the computer to give you a check engine light until it clears up, and water sitting in your fuel system can also start to rust & corrode things from the inside out. The worst-case scenario is that enouth water finds its way into the cylinder head, fills the combustion chamber, and causes a condition known as hydro-lock. Since water can't be compressed, it can cause catastophic engine damage since pistons, connecting rods and cylinder heads will usually fail first under that kind of pressure.\nGood luck,\nSteve
358199
Same thing that would happen in any other sea it would sink.