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It’s a shit storm for sure.

Gonna slice some off eh?

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He definitely fails the brick test. The brick is way more useful.

I got to too much baggage to do that.

Who’s a pretty gray and white tuxedo kitty! It’s a week from her birthday (our best guess as to when it’s at least).

It’s close enough to #Caturday

I think you are proofing it!

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It might have only been half baked?

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Sounds like the motivation you kneaded.

At least 80 million or so, maybe more.

Right?
Disarm and leave them in their underwear

Not thinking is worse ;)

I think you’ve stumped me on one.

I like the ones where I’m 10 posts down and I get it!

Those are the best kind of jokes I think.

Nananana nanana nanahhhh

Doesn’t care about anyone that’s not him.

They just keep dialing up the fascist behavior.

I’ve never felt like I needed to own a gun here, but I’m seriously reconsidering it to protect my home.

Same.

We had one ages ago, it wasn’t great. I had horrible issues with a tablet from them too, sand don’t get me started on the motherboard I owned. They are pretty much dead to me.

I’ve had the talk with my kiddo. They are in an older house right now without a lot of outlets.

a man is kneeling down in the snow holding a pair of skis Alt: From Christmas Vacation Clark plugs in the extension cord to light up the house lights creating a giant spark. his wife Ellen the flips off the one switch that controls all of the power (this would never work , it’s only a 14/20A circuit) and the power strip with splitter upon splitter and 30 or so cords plugged in is shown (which was what I wanted to show)

Right? I’d so like to know what all was plugged into it.

I’ve definitely seen some frightening usage, like Christmas Vacation

I think it’s key to teach kids how to use them appropriately so they aren’t plugging heaters or other high draw appliances into them. Bunch of low draw stuff is good, a couple of high draw items is bad, not even one should go in there.
Loose plugs, also bad.
New houses have arc fault now as well.

So we know a family whose house burned down from a bad one. She swears on buying them every year now.

I think quality ones hold up, but checking for heat and loose connections totally makes sense. There are a lot of cheap ones for sale these days, betting many aren’t even UL listed :/

1/2

Minority for sure, but you think majority.

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I hope the slow fill wasn’t from low BP.

They always have trouble with my wife, and she is horrified by needles. So I can kind of relate.

Idaho, WTAF?
The Libertarians ought to love that.

Indeed
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I hope it’s true, but…

So I get this as related to surge suppressing tech, that will wear out upon reducing spikes.
As far as copper wire and connectors, I don’t see how they are any different from an outlet, if well built.

Outlets can get loose after years of use and should be replaced if that’s the case, but…

I do too, and it’s all metal and built like a tank.