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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #300 on: March 11, 2019, 08:06 AM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #301 on: March 11, 2019, 12:34 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?
The easy path is usually downhill...

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #302 on: March 11, 2019, 01:06 PM »
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #303 on: March 11, 2019, 03:34 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #304 on: March 11, 2019, 03:42 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #305 on: March 11, 2019, 07:22 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #306 on: March 11, 2019, 07:32 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?

I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?
Chris
« Last Edit: March 11, 2019, 07:38 PM by cranioscopical »

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #307 on: March 11, 2019, 08:03 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?

I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?

I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.
« Last Edit: March 11, 2019, 08:11 PM by skwire »

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #308 on: March 11, 2019, 11:52 PM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?

I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?

I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.

then watt will you do?
Alcohol is photoshop, bottled
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"Look wise, say nothing, and grunt. Speech was given to conceal thought" - Sir William Osler

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #309 on: March 12, 2019, 12:38 AM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...

Shocking revelation, that.

That lightning wit on display, eh?

These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!

Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.

That comment really Hertz.

And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.

I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.

We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.

come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...

AC your problem.  ;D

Un-phased by all of this...

Trust you to pylon!

pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this

No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.

Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....

could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon

Would we want to have him amp up about this?

The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?

Only a third of it.

This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?

I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?

I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.

then watt will you do?

I personally volt that we end this now.

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #310 on: March 12, 2019, 02:28 AM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...
Shocking revelation, that.
That lightning wit on display, eh?
These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!
Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.
That comment really Hertz.
And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.
I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.
We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.
come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...
AC your problem.  ;D
Un-phased by all of this...
Trust you to pylon!
pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this
No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.
Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....
could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon
Would we want to have him amp up about this?
The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?
Only a third of it.
This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?
I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?
I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.
then watt will you do?
I personally volt that we end this now.

Come on Wraith, stay on the bus!
Alcohol is photoshop, bottled
Askhole - someone who ask for advice, then ignores it
"Look wise, say nothing, and grunt. Speech was given to conceal thought" - Sir William Osler

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #311 on: March 12, 2019, 03:22 AM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...
Shocking revelation, that.
That lightning wit on display, eh?
These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!
Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.
That comment really Hertz.
And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.
I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.
We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.
come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...
AC your problem.  ;D
Un-phased by all of this...
Trust you to pylon!
pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this
No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.
Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....
could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon
Would we want to have him amp up about this?
The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?
Only a third of it.
This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?
I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?
I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.
then watt will you do?
I personally volt that we end this now.

Come on Wraith, stay on the bus!

I'm feeling sad for Wraith, his message won't relay.
The easy path is usually downhill...

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #312 on: March 12, 2019, 04:07 AM »
rule of thumb, no one should ever touch electricity...
Shocking revelation, that.
That lightning wit on display, eh?
These kinds of remarks are a bit of a jolt!
Ohm my word, I knew you all wouldn't be able to resist.
That comment really Hertz.
And so it should! After all, we are discussing the crown joules of mouser's demesne.
I think that there is a potential difference that you re-fuse to see that I can't relay between our alternating current conversations.
We're poles apart and, to be direct, at the risk of seeming a growler, that kind of thinking comes close to analog ic. You really should keep an ion it.
come on guys, try to remember this is a DC forum...
AC your problem.  ;D
Un-phased by all of this...
Trust you to pylon!
pretty sure you guys have ground about as much as you can out of this
No one would fault mouser if he set an impedance on the frequency of off-topic conversations on this circuit and placed a demand on us to cut it short.
Or he lets us go on by extension, cord-ially....
could go either way, though I fully expect him to arc up soon
Would we want to have him amp up about this?
The mains part of this powerful conversation sure went off the rail, didn't it?
Only a third of it.
This conversation's spark is fading, so wire you giving it more continuity?
I can't tell—do you approve of such conduct or not?
I feel a need to insulate myself from that line of questioning.
then watt will you do?
I personally volt that we end this now.

Come on Wraith, stay on the bus!

I'm feeling sad for Wraith, his message won't relay.

I just don't want the thread to diode and gray.

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #313 on: March 12, 2019, 04:29 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #314 on: March 12, 2019, 05:59 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)

field? field??? oh, I get it, FIELD! Bazinga!!
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #315 on: March 12, 2019, 11:59 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)

It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #316 on: March 12, 2019, 01:10 PM »
finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
Well done! It's quite novel the way you have hot water coming from the cold tap when the light goes on.
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #317 on: March 12, 2019, 02:11 PM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)

It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!

We'll just call you the generator of a new war...

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #318 on: March 13, 2019, 03:51 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)

It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!

We'll just call you the generator of a new war...

Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation...

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #319 on: March 13, 2019, 10:27 PM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..

can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #320 on: March 13, 2019, 10:54 PM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..

can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?

Because no one will be the terminator of the arc.

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #321 on: March 13, 2019, 11:04 PM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..

can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?

Because no one will be the terminator of the arc.

Yep, we just keep plugging along.

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #322 on: March 14, 2019, 02:06 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..
can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?
Because no one will be the terminator of the arc.
Yep, we just keep plugging along.


I suppose for some its an outlet, but for the rest its just circuitous...
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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #323 on: March 14, 2019, 02:28 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..
can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?
Because no one will be the terminator of the arc.
Yep, we just keep plugging along.


I suppose for some its an outlet, but for the rest its just circuitous...

As long as the posts are positive, and not negative, I'm happy to continue.
« Last Edit: March 14, 2019, 03:44 AM by skwire »

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Re: Software for planning wood bookcases/cabinets/tables etc?
« Reply #324 on: March 14, 2019, 03:38 AM »
i interrupt this PUN war to report in from the field: I have somehow finished all electric wiring and plumbing, and everything works (!)
It all works?!  To celebrate, I volt for a Faraday for an entire week!
We'll just call you the generator of a new war...
Leave it to Jody Ohms to be the transformer of the conversation..
can someone remind me, wire are we doing this?
Because no one will be the terminator of the arc.
Yep, we just keep plugging along.


I suppose for some its an outlet, but for the rest its just circuitous...

As long as the posts are positive, and not negative, I'm happy to continue.

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« Last Edit: March 14, 2019, 03:45 AM by skwire »

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