sub panel wiring

[milehiwire]

I have this discussion with a guy at work all the time. Isnt a lamp something you put on an end table. "honey turn on the lamp" or "honey turn on the fixture"

Hey "Flex"........

Whatever you like to do is cool with me....... Do you really call the guy at work honey?

 

[Flex]

Yes i find that production goes up that way

 

[milehiwire]

Yes i find that production goes up that way

Oh............... Out west we are just not used to an open lifestyle quite like that.

I do see that you are from Wankersville........... All the best........ The best with production as well.

 

[iwire]

milehiwire, welcome to Mike Holt's forum.

Just a heads up, we keep it clean here.

 

[milehiwire]

milehiwire, welcome to Mike Holt's forum.

Just a heads up, we keep it clean here.

Hey! Thanks! I sure like clean.

 

[Flex]

Oh............... Out west we are just not used to an open lifestyle quite like that.

I do see that you are from Wankersville........... All the best........ The best with production as well.

At first i thought your were breakin balls, now im not so sure

 

[milehiwire]

At first i thought your were breakin balls, now im not so sure

I just have a construction site level of humor is all.... If you want to call your fellow workers "honey"......... Well..... that is your deal.:grin:

 

[mjf]

Okay. Go into your Profile and select Edit Options. Go all the way to the bottom, in Miscellaneous Options and Message Editor Interface, and select Enhanced Interface - Full WISYWIG Editing.

Thanks Larry, I'll try that

 

[mjf]

Thanks Larry, I'll try that

:grin: oh boy..... new toys

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

Interesting observation.

What are some of the slang terms, if you recall? Is there a consistency of use of the slang between individuals?

Gem box and panel are two that strike me first.

They cannot find where to size gem boxes, not realizing the boxes are called device boxes.

Panels, they have a hard time locating info, as they usually think they have finally got the NEC when they see Article 408 and cannot find the info they need, because panelboards by the NEC are not panels as used in the field. When I explain and show them Art 312, they get P.O.ed if you know what I mean.

The list goes on...