Re: Liability & responsibility of electrician?

Under that situation, assuming bonding at both ends of the run, they would no carny some of the induced currents too.

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No it was not sock puppy, it was area, as in "Dream site for an OSHA inspector, assuming you are in an area subject to OSHA. "

That is AREA as in geographical location.

YOu are just too easy. So I will quit kicking you while you are down. I'm off on vacation, so we can play patty cake some more when I'm back in a month.

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He was not referring to code items, idiot. He was referring to the state of the building, and what compliance policies cover to that effect.

Who is Michael E. Terrell? Another sloppy attempt at an insult by an unemployable old European cuckold.

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We all know you can't read Dimbulb. That's one (but only one of many) reason you're AlwaysWrong.

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Building. Or do you mean "cite", as in "citation". Vermont, 2006-7 and still going on. All existing commercial and rental structures were required to install *wired* CO detectors and commercial buildings were/are (not sure of the deadline) required to install sprinkler systems. The VFW I frequented didn't know where they were going to get the $100-$150K to install sprinklers (they also needed a 6" water main to supply it would have to get a right-of-way to). Now, tell me that ex post facto laws are illegal.

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I can detect that you have not been observant about all the retrofits that have been mandated by ADA.

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How did they get classified as a business?

Install a mini-halon system, and drop down masks. That would have to be cheaper with no easement rights needed.

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Please excuse my misspelling but I repeat Cite. I do not mean some vague year and state. I mean chapter and verse. As in what law, enacted by what legislature, signed by which executive, ... Localities try all sorts of tricks to get past the prohibition and they get away with a fair number of them because their victims cannot afford the cost of the legal talent to fight them. That does not make what is done legal.

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You don't read very?

This handy work isn't my doing. This was done before my time.

I find it very difficult to comprehend how people here can just sit and foam at the mouth. Kind of destroys any credibility they had.

Reminds me of the days when I used to stop in on the weekends at the bars. Which is one good reason, I stopped going. It's much cheaper to stop in here if I want to see that kind of crap.

I don't question who I work for, we all have to eat.

The old Nazi excuse? I vaz only followink orders!

No, you're wrong. I read very.

You don't even know what's wrong with it, yet keep talking about stupid ground wires. You're so wrong you make DimBulb look smart; dangerously wrong.

At least we have credibility to "destroy", unlike clueless idiots like you.

Go back to the bar. You're less dangerous after you've passed out.

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It's open to the public, DimBulb.

If you wrote that in all caps it would look like Roy's work.

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No misspelling. Wrong word.

Not vague at all. I told you the state and the year, within one.

If you can't see how *clearly* you're wrong, I'm not about to waste my time chasing down details that you're going to ignore anyway.

Are you totally illiterate?

It is punishable by a fine and imprisonment, it's the law. In case you hadn't noticed, no one pays attention to ugly details, like the Constitution anymore.

The idiot can't question who he works for. He clearly hasn't the brains.

Or the guts. A real man would turn them in for all the violations before people die.

Michael, half the things that Jamie thinks are violations -- aren't. The other half are, but he doesn't know why.

That doesn't put him in a good position to be making complaints.