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Edited by Kevin Venton on September 14, 2006 at 19:52:56.
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Edited by Kevin Venton on September 14, 2006 at 19:52:56.
InactiveGuess what? Dat thing there don't work none! Fix it there, or explain that there ider there or this topic is teh spam dat so bad.
I agree. A good rule of thumb on a message board is to never make a lame topic like this!
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Thanks for the new avatar.
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T_T; you know, i was just trying to show you guys some thing funny....
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Also don't pay attention to Samsara, he's from the UK. You know how those people are.
What with their different electrical system. They think their outlets are too good for my appliances, eh? Well I'M breaking up with YOU, UNITED KINGDOM!
Hey!, we have three pins... sometimes.
Edited by God on September 16, 2006 at 16:19:41.
Weird, I thought that it was 110 volts in Canada, and it's meant to be the same as in the US. Of course, there is a tolerance zone. It's not always directly on the supposed voltage because of various elements.
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Maybe it IS 110, my brain is asleep today.
*Sees that the topic is fading away because we're going so very far off of it* Hm... *Grabs topic and pulls it back* There we go 
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OfflineI'd say about 1/3 of the electrical things I own are three-pinned.
Three pins means it's grounded. Which means more safety. Usually dinky things just have two prongs.
OfflineGood to know that both my laptop and my amp are grounded, since I use those often and would hate to be electrocuted by them.
That would be pretty ironic, killed by your own computer...
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