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Agreed. I think they assume that because we aren't 'old timer regular posters here' that we are idiots/newbies or something. If we disclosed some information about our backgrounds, the silence from the wannabes would be astounding. So quiet, you could hear a pin drop. [g]
I'm waiting for one to give me an education on IT related things.
ROFL. If you're going to try and be a smartass with a 'witty' insult, wouldn't it be a good idea to proof read your retort for lame typos before hitting send?
Considering how well you're doing with the 2prong adapter discussion (they aren't illegal in the United States), you aren't exactly in a stellar position to be commenting on how dim you think I am.
Please, feel free to continue making more ASSumptions about what you think I do/don't know. It greatly amuses me and likely provides for a laugh or two (at your expense, I can't stress that enough) some others who do know me and some of the things I'm responsible for.
I look forward to future posts from you confusing Canadian electrical code for that of US electrical code. Not only do you confuse the two, you don't even own up and admit you were wrong, either.
Does not matter any more. With the versatility of led lighting they are as much or more of a style feature than safety.
The gain is as theoretical as are the numbers tossed out for fuel use. They are not really known. I didn't say it was practical. I take issue with them as it was not measured, just calculated from a questionable base.
You're correct. I have often thought the whole business with these new- style DRLs is a contest to see which company/model can come up with the weirdest "eyebrows".
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