[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm just a simple country lad but could I point out that the water in > your radiators is most definitly NOT plastic
The last time I drained down the system, it looked like plastic, I can assure you of that. Very nasty ! I suspect it had been in there from day one (of the house) and never had anything like a can of 'treatment' added to keep it 'nice'. I didn't taste it though :o) > and will provided all the > continuity you could ever wish for should you drop a live QL PSU into > your bath instead of a plastic duck (;-) Speaking (typing) as one who has had the misfiortune (twice) to have been 'plugged in' to the mains while working on a device (I removed the plug and the workshop 'numptie' plugged it back in - even though there was a notice saying 'Norm at work, do not plug in !' The H&S repercussions were worse than the 240V), I shall try to avoid dropping QL PSUs into my bath for two reasons that I can think of : (1) I would probably drop my book into the water as well and that would upset me (2) The power lead on my QL PSU is too short to reach :o) Still, I enjoyed your posting - it's good to see that I'm not the only one with a slightly warped sense of humour. Cheers, Norm. _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
