How to define "Electrical"?

What exactly is your problem? The question was about the definition of electrical. I didn't say a damn thing about cheating a charity. It's a favorite tactic of you screwy libs to try to take a simple, legitimate discussion and try to twist it into something it isn't.

Funny thing, you're even doing it to your own now. The president of NOW just attacked Obama, accused him of treating Elizabeth Warren as a "little lady who doesn't know what she's talking about". Obama's offense? He gave an interview to Yahoo, where he said that while he agrees with Warren on almost everything, he disagrees with Elizabeth on the issue of the trade agreement and she;s wrong on the facts. I'm obviously no fan of Obama, but I watched what he said and it was very benign, nothing personal, nothing derisive. Yet the screw balls at NOW turned it into him calling her a "little lady". Ironic, since it's NOW that used those words to describe Warren, not Obama. They probably would have accused Obama of being part of the war against women, but they reserve that nonsense strictly for Republicans.

Your inane tactics are the same.

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trader_4
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...talk about inane tactics...injecting your political rhetoric in a conversation about nothing to do with it! LOL Oh right, it's Obama's fault!

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bob_villa

You just did it again, another fine example of how you operate and lie. I didn't say this was Obama's fault. I gave you an example of how screwy libs like you take something that someone said that was benign, factual, and then try to twist it into something very different, claiming the person said something totally different. NOW just did it *to Obama*. You're doing it here. Do try to pay attention.

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trader_4
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So you have a radio that works with no electricity. How does that work? Considering that radio signals themselves are electric fields, you'd need a new kind of broadcasting.

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hah
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Because DC isn't REAL electricity :-)

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hah

I see we're on the same page.

If I had me a boat, I'd keep her chained to the dock so I wouldn't need a generator to operate her electrical system.

An electrical engineer tells you how to plug a flashlight into an electrical system for charging. Some moonlight as flashlight repairmen. That's where the big bucks are nowadays, what with all those leaky alkaline batteries.

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J Burns

In 1947, the family of the late GREAT Carl Perkins moved into a house with an electrical system. Carl saved up a month's wages and bought an electrical radio. Before that, he couldn't listen much because his radio ran on expensive chemical packs (leaky alkalines or something).

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J Burns

When are you ever benign? Politics didn't need to be interjected into this conversation...it is about people and choices, right and being greedy...difficult for you to perceive...

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bob_villa

Flashlight batteries provide volts and amps, which operate a bulb measured in ohms.

I consider that electrical. I also consider that "runs on electricity".

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Stormin Mormon

I was going to ask you to pick me up a digital wrist watch at Harbor Freight. I don't want to get you all upset, but I've changed my mind. You'd spend all day looking in the electrical goods department. :)

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J Burns

hah posted for all of us...

You don't need electricity to receive AM. A (?)crystal will convert the received signal to headphones. DAGS on Crystal radios.

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Tekkie®

but that received signal is: ELECTRICITY!

Reply to
taxed and spent

Oh yeah, like I'm supposed to power my home's electrical system from a crystal radio. I WASN'T BORN YESTERDAY!!!

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J Burns

powering your with electricity would be a subset of "electrical".

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taxed and spent

How could my home be powered with a subset? A subset must have either a diesel engine and a big battery or a nuclear reactor. My home's electrical system has none of those things.

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J Burns

I think I know your home better than you do. Check the sub sub sub basement.

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taxed and spent

You may be thinking of my summer place, Castle De'ath. When Patrick Macnee asked to film an episode there, I said it was out of the question. A man's castle is his home! Then Diana Rigg walked in and stood silhouetted against the window in her sheer nightgown. Macnee said viewers wouldn't even notice my sub pens. I agreed.

If there were any under this house, wouldn't I have been informed when I bought it? Wouldn't the cellar have told me?

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J Burns

You paying stormy to be your speech writer now???

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clare

Sigh. You know me too well. I was in HF about an hour ago, and I could be there tomorrow opening, if they let me.

- . Christopher A. Young learn more about Jesus .

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Stormin Mormon

Is he a fan, too? Actresses were never so attractive on analog color TV.

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J Burns

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