Good job actually reading the article.

There is a purpose for them, but when you need them there are specially designed versions like the commando plug that protect you from the live ends in a far better fashion. You can also simply rewire most things to have the right connectors and use things like C19 connectors with the male on the recieving end in a…

What about all the people who were killed because they WEREN’T electrocuted? The MSM never talks about them.

A friend has a setup like that but it has an interlock plate on it. The generator input switch cannot be used unless the mains breaker has been turned off. This releases the plate and allows the generator side to be used. It cannot be moved back unless the generator is disconnected.  It is not physically possible to…

But I did my own research!!!

What is protecting the wire from the circuit breaker to the stove outlet? Hint not much

I would say for every one responsible person who will treat it with respect, there are about 1 million idiots out there who won’t.

this is America and I’m not gonna let big electricity dictate whether I can or can’t electrocute myself.  Teach the controversy.  Touch the male end LOL.

Back-feeding a house with a generator during a power outage without an appropriate cut-off switch pushes electricity onto the surrounding grid; if anyone is working on the power lines nearby they could get seriously injured or killed.

“it’s going to have to work really hard to cool the place down. The compressor, fan, and other components will get a workout. Running it at night when the temperature is much lower means it won’t experience so much wear and tear,”

I’m not sure you understand the point of a Spark.

god forbid we just publish a list

1. BMW M3 / M4

The Arteon is an answer to a question almost nobody asked - an overpriced, underpowered 4 door sedan with a luxury price tag and a VW badge, in the fastest disappearing US major market segment.

Why this car was ever green-lit for the US market is mystifying, continuing VW’s long legacy of bizarre sales-failure product…

It states iron ore in the article.

Relevant:

It’s almost like the law was designed this way by... wealthy corporate donors?

Nah, couldn’t be. 

...it’s almost as if we live in a nation with precious little respect or protection for regular working people!

Having Raph as an editor taught me early on to save a copy of my work outside the CMS before sending it to my editors.

Maybe that’s just his pick-up line.