Random Thoughts - Part III The Search for Spark (No Politics)

[spike021]

Originally Posted by Capt Spaulding

They seem to have impacted on the language.

That's some pretty full impaction.

[Spuds]

Originally Posted by spike021

That's some pretty full impaction.

Impactment

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by Spuds

Impactment

Impactments

[Kiske]

Bought my first few stocks today. Should be fun to learn the game. Cannot be worse than dumping funds into my RX-7!

[NoHaveMSG]

Originally Posted by Kiske

Cannot be worse than dumping funds into my RX-7!

There is nothing wrong with dumping funds in something as long as you don't expect any return out of it.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by Kiske

Bought my first few stocks today. Should be fun to learn the game. Cannot be worse than dumping funds into my RX-7!

Buy lots. It always works out. It's just like monopoly.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by spike021

Hey I take offense to that!!

If it wasn't for our generation, Russia wouldn't have attacked Ukraine

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Working fine now. Still keeping it off till I inspect outlets.

So to test a breaker that keeps tripping, cut main power, and it should stay on..

Yep

You called it. Kitchen sink is against an outside wall. Circuit is the outlets on each side of the sink, and one outside. I didn't think they were allowed to do that in 1988? It has been raining this week. I think that's where I'll start. A more modern outdoor outlet cover for starters.

It's sort of vague. I really only know back to about 2005 code. Have seen it plenty, but I don't think it's ever been technically correct. Code requires 2 dedicated countertop circuits that are GFCI protected, and code also requires 1 outside outlet, GFCI protected, at the front and rear of the house.

Most inspectors don't check each individual outlet and which circuit they're on. They just check that outside and kitchen stuff is on gfci's. Technically, I could put a GFCI out by the mailbox, and run wire back to protect the kitchen circuit off it...

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Are you one of those people that's afraid of the transterns in hydrogenated water?

I don't think so - should I be?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Hell no!

Agreed!

Just run an extension cord from the garage to your coffee pot -

Reminds me of the time back in California. I was having an inground pool built in my backyard. During the construction, the plumbing inspector came to inspect the plumbing work. I led him through my garage to the back yard to do his inspection.

On his way out, he looked around my garage/workshop and suggested that I NOT let the electrical inspector go through the garage -

Nope, I never did burn down nutten because of my electrical work -

(except an 220V irrigation pump - and I've told that story - and I don't wanna think about it no more - )

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Kiske

Bought my first few stocks today. Should be fun to learn the game. Cannot be worse than dumping funds into my RX-7!

Good move. I suggest you put the stocks in a back drawer and leave them alone till you retire or they will drive you crazy.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by humfrz

I don't think so - should I be?

Hydrogenated water is poison.


OMG... I just googled it. I swear I had no idea it was really a thing.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Ultramaroon

Hydrogenated water is poison.

Is NOT ...... unlessen you drink too much of it at one time.

[pope]

Originally Posted by soundman98

Technically, I could put a GFCI out by the mailbox, and run wire back to protect the kitchen circuit off it...

You didn’t happen to do this to a house in Grand Blanc, MI? This isn’t far off from how my friend’s house is wired.