FML : Today, my roommates keep opening my bedroom door to "let the WiFi out." FML

By What-_- - / Friday 13 January 2017 16:20 /

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By GhostFox | 33

#7391861 - Wednesday 18 January 2017 11:11

The roommates are leeching off OP's WiFi from the sound of it, or the router is based in their room. Either way, it sounds like OP should invest in a lock so they stop being not only idiots but also stop violating OP's privacy.

By poprocker11221 | 10

#7396267 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 12:00

The stupidity in that.

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By brewmasterg | 32

#7391802 - Wednesday 18 January 2017 09:33

Wouldn't you want to keep it in?

GhostFox | 33

#7391861 - Wednesday 18 January 2017 11:11

By poprocker11221 | 10

#7396267 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 12:00

The stupidity in that.

ribx | 16

#7396398 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 06:05

Not necessarily.... depending on what the door is made of it could reduce the signal strength...

lone_fenrir_1 | 1

#7397048 - Thursday 26 January 2017 02:08

I agree

By cornyrob | 28

#7396280 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 12:27

Do you have lead doors?

By RichardPencil | 22

#7396283 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 12:32

Who let the WiFi out? Who, who, who, who?

By moondoglou420 | 17

#7396294 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 12:55

Technically traveling through any barriers such as walls or floors of a building could diminish the signal strength, but I seriously doubt 1 door is making that much of s difference.

tj4234 | 34

#7396304 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 01:10

I suppose it depends on what the door is made of as different materials are likely to have a different effect on signal strength. However, if it's a standard wooden door I doubt it makes much difference.

By jcash52426 | 5

#7396328 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 02:01

What does opening/closing the door have to do with the wifi Signal. I think your roommate forgot to take their crazy pills.

tj4234 | 34

#7396331 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 02:05

It actually would make a difference. However, the difference would be negligible unless the door was made from something heavy duty (like a safe door).

By DumpsterKidd | 3

#7396335 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 02:08

does your roomie cuddle with it and take it for long walks throughout silicon Valley?

By caitlinpreachit | 3

#7396337 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 02:22

I assumed this was because OP spends all of their time in their room on the internet, thus "hogging" the Wi-Fi, so the roommates thought they would be funny by attempting to "set it free".

cootiequeen4444 | 11

#7396732 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 04:08

Mannn, now I'm suddenly unsure of what this FML means when I was SO sure of what it meant around 15 seconds okay. Gee, thanks. lol.

cootiequeen4444 | 11

#7396733 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 04:09

*15 seconds ago. My auto correct is weird..

By strangelightning | 12

#7396344 - Wednesday 25 January 2017 02:26

it actually is quite effective when the signal strength is not very strong to begin with or the walls are made of concrete and the door are heavy duty as well. your roomie just had a funny way of saying it.