On 1/5/2009 7:09 PM Charlie spake thus:
But you did keep the round tuits in stock, right?
On 1/5/2009 7:09 PM Charlie spake thus:
But you did keep the round tuits in stock, right?
My grandmother had an extension cord with plugs on both ends, under the living room table and sofa. I think I got a shock from it once when I was about 10, when my leg hit it. That was when I noticed it. I know she didn't make it. Maybe my grandfather did, but I don't know why. Even at age 10, I thought it strange, but I didn't like to complain.
"HeyBub" wrote in news:F66dnS1D-OHl8P_UnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.com:
oh, that's very *shocking*.
Check out Linn County kansas. Or cedar county missouri. No permits required in either of these except for septic systems. So, no permits, means no inspections. And therefore there is no code enforced in these two places.
steve
UHHHH duh, you plug the double in first, then the cord into the generator.
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Does it inclode a Cap for the male plug at the other end?
On 1/5/2009 8:34 PM RobertPatrick spake thus:
I think it's simply reVOLTing.
On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 20:56:12 -0500, "Twayne" wrote Re Re: Ace Hardware:
I live in a county that doesn't have "codes". Most of the municipalities do have codes, but the rural areas do not.
Damn, guess you need a better partner.
And after your kid plays with cord and fries himself, while you are out hunting for more gas to to top off the generator?
Stuff That Can Kill You (or Others) is no place to take hillbilly shortcuts. Do it right, or do without. If you can't be bothered to make a proper hookup, there is always the old standby of cords through the window, and an old towel to keep the rain from coming in.
-- aem sends...
Of course not, it wouldn't be your fault that someone isn't as "smart" as you are...
A condom? I don't think so.
And likely one of the easiest ways to kill someone and do jail time.
TMT
I wonder why?
TMT
Yes...and you will be subject to a wrongful death suit that you will deal with from prision.
Only idiots use them.
TMT
It's actually a numb way to do it. You only get half the circuits energized. If you have a 220 volt outlet on the generator it's a total waste of time. If you are thinking about it now, you can plan for a failure by installing a 220 volt adapter and switch over box.
You need to listen for the faint whisper of: "Is it in yet?"
Cindy Hamilton
Hmm. That's a new wrinkle.
If you have to ask...
At night during a storm, when you're wet, drunk, half asleep, and can't find your glasses and the car keys (or that brown fuzzy thing you can't identify but must be really important).
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