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Following our post about an old book warning of the dangers of electrocution, it was pointed out that modern wiring, with its circuit breakers and ground fault interruptors and what-have-you, makes many of the scenarios technically unlikely. Enter Kwillets:
We need new, sustainable ways to electrocute ourselves with solar and wind power.
Bravo! You win a hairdryer and a bathtub.
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kleer001
#1 – 5:33 PM December 17, 2008
A pre 1974 hairdryer ?
KWillets
#2 – 7:55 PM December 17, 2008
Thank you, world.
Also, I posted another anti-electrocution sign that's my favorite on my blog, which I guess you have to access through my profile.
Rob Beschizza
#3 – 9:11 AM December 18, 2008
Contextually relevant URLs are fine!