Why was all of this necessary. Just because i wanted to buy and use an extension cord.
Why was all of this necessary. Just because i wanted to buy and use an extension cord.
Why was all of this necessary. Just because i wanted to buy and use an extension cord.
Legal shit. It probably causes cancer in California, too.
>sticker has a warning that the sticker causes cancer in california
Wew, I’m glad I don’t live in California. Safe from soooo many carcinogens in Florida.
How many people do you think ever read these things
The baby crib I just bought had maybe a dozen stickers all over it
People are usually scared that extension cords start fires. Don't you think they would be more scared with giant stickers that they dont want you to take off ?
The stickers would melt. Or get in-between something.
>How many people do you think ever read these things
I've used them before. Found a bunch of old extension cords someone tossed in a drawer at work. Pulled them out and crawled through the labels until I found the power rating on them, then created my own label with just the safe amperage on it in huge text.
>Not memorizing the entire current capacity vs. wire size table and just knowing by looking at the wire size
NGMI, lads.
This is how you get scammed into buying undersized wires in an oversized sheath
>oversized sheath
speaking of, how's your mom doing
maybe it uses aluminum wire and actually is a hazard, did you read all those warnings, then go online to accept the license agreement and register the product, and give them your photo id, address, and trace the outline of your house key and indicate what times of the day you are out — it's for your safety.
Extension cord? Son of the Devil, you should have gone cordless!
I just buy the wire and the plugs to make my own.
No you don't you fricking lying piece of shit.
>buying extension cord wire by the foot. 50 feet at least
>buying the plugs
>attaching them
yeah... its cheaper to buy one made. you are an idiot and a liar and a douchenozzle. please forget life
because of lawyers and frivolous lawsuits, and nanny state.
Feels gud knowing I’m using cordless with lithium batteries and don’t contribute to that pile of waste from extension cords.
>he doesnt know
you still have to charge them and wait a few hours. meanwhile I can use a corded tool and keep going all day without waiting for meme battery tools to charge for 3 hours
>he doesnt know
It’s 2023 and high capacity lithium batteries will charge to 90% in less than an hour
Also we’re giving jobs to these poor Africans who have the cobalt under their feet, not the greedy oil baron fat cat Republicans in Texas!
The regular bat trees take like five minutes to charge anyway
>Why was all of this necessary
you should unbox a computer monitor.
Or track down all of the little fricking pieces of tape holding a laser printer together.