This code allegiance must stop

[jumper]

Hope it's not the same things my wife calls me. :ashamed1:

No way, I would not even do that to people I don't like.

My wife, a meek and mild librarian, has only used a four letter curse word in her whole life: Wanna guess who it was aimed at?:ashamed1:

 

[rbalex]

And I for one am glad you got that off your chest but, I must point out that you really need to look at the CMP members and who they represent. You are correct tha the IBEW and Manufacturers are represented but, there are Engineers and Non-Union representation as well.

...

Roger

This is a list of the "classes" of NFPA committee members (including Code Making Panels). Not more than 1/3 can be from any class. NFPA has desolved and reformed several unbalanced Technical Committees over the years.

 

[jumper]

This is a list of the "classes" of NFPA committee members (including Code Making Panels). Not more than 1/3 can be from any class. NFPA has desolved and reformed several unbalanced Technical Committees over the years.

A+1 :thumbsup:, the most useful post in this silly thread.

 

[A/A Fuel GTX]

Sycophant.....I'll bet O'reilly would like that word.

 

[jumper]

Sycophant.....I'll bet O'reilly would like that word.

We talking MASH or something else. I know Radar well, still watch it all the time.

 

[K8MHZ]

We talking MASH or something else. I know Radar well, still watch it all the time.

Winchester, sure. Radar, I don't think so.

'Col. Potter' grew up here in Muskegon.

 

[A/A Fuel GTX]

We talking MASH or something else. I know Radar well, still watch it all the time.

No, I was talking about The O'reilly Factor on FOX. He always closes the show with a bit of dictionarial wit.

 

[hurk27]

No way, I would not even do that to people I don't like.

My wife, a meek and mild librarian, has only used a four letter curse word in her whole life: Wanna guess who it was aimed at?:ashamed1:

Why does the "You have a lot of late fees Mister" line come to mind from this post:lol:

 

[jumper]

No, I was talking about The O'reilly Factor on FOX. He always closes the show with a bit of dictionarial wit.

Sorry, I am clueless on whatever this Factor is, do not elaborate-not interested in modern shows or radio-old guy here.

 

[K8MHZ]

No, I was talking about The O'reilly Factor on FOX. He always closes the show with a bit of dictionarial wit.

Oh....never seen it.

It's also a word one might hear Sheldon or Amy of Big Bang Theory using.

I love learning new words! I just can't wait to use it! I thought the definition was hilarious, 'fawning parasite'. :lol:

 

[jumper]

Why does the "You have a lot of late fees Mister" line come to mind from this post:lol:

At least she has not said "Your card has expired", so I guess I am okay for now.

 

[Richardtheelectrician]

Wow, did you have a bad day, or did you lose a job to a union 'goon' who's married to a sales rep for a manufacturer?

Wine and melancholy on a lonely Sunday afternoon, that's my only excuse.

 

[Richardtheelectrician]

With an opinion like yours, what do you gain by hanging out here ?

Because I like electricians, respect electricians, especially free-thinkers. That's why I like Mike Holt's Forum.

 

[K8MHZ]

Wow, did you have a bad day, or did you lose a job to a union 'goon' who's married to a sales rep for a manufacturer?

Wine and melancholy on a lonely Sunday afternoon, that's my only excuse.

Aw.....

Here, this ought to cheer you up.

Two dogs in a restaurant

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=EVwlMVYqMu4&vq=medium#t=125

 

[K8MHZ]

Because I like electricians, respect electricians, especially free-thinkers. That's why I like Mike Holt's Forum.

Damn the inspectors! Full speed ahead!!

 

[renosteinke]

Please be nice to Richard. He has a good point.

It's both unfair and unjust to ask Richard the Electrician to follow the rules ... when Richard the Plumber gets a free pass.

 

[K8MHZ]

Please be nice to Richard. He has a good point.

It's both unfair and unjust to ask Richard the Electrician to follow the rules ... when Richard the Plumber gets a free pass.

Richard the plumber??

 

[Richardtheelectrician]

Please be nice to Richard. He has a good point.

It's both unfair and unjust to ask Richard the Electrician to follow the rules ... when Richard the Plumber gets a free pass.

Okay, I better get back to work. Lighting retrofit job in Sisterdale, Texas. Changing T-12 fixtures to T-8. Should save the customer some money on her electric bill.
Never had a callback in six years as an EC, I just don't need a book to tell me how.
Now here's your word for the day:
punctilious.

 

[satcom]

Okay, I better get back to work. Lighting retrofit job in Sisterdale, Texas. Changing T-12 fixtures to T-8. Should save the customer some money on her electric bill.
Never had a callback in six years as an EC, I just don't need a book to tell me how.
.

Yup, the guys that don't need a book never get call backs, it is hard for a customer to call back. after their house burned to the ground. with them in it.

 

[fmtjfw]

OK, so how did using ballasts disconnects come to you?

OK, so how did using ballasts disconnects come to you?

Okay, I better get back to work. Lighting retrofit job in Sisterdale, Texas. Changing T-12 fixtures to T-8. Should save the customer some money on her electric bill.
Never had a callback in six years as an EC, I just don't need a book to tell me how.
Now here's your word for the day:
punctilious.

I find new ways to make safer installations in each new edition of the NEC. Years ago I worked as a computer consultant at a university. I got to see lots of errors others made, kept me from all the exertion of making the mistakes myself, but I benefited from them none the less. So why wouldn't you want to benefit from the safer ways to do things found in the NEC?