India I'm sure.^ "I said, it's the BLACK WIRE with the WHITE tracer! What's taking you so long!?"
India I'm sure.^ "I said, it's the BLACK WIRE with the WHITE tracer! What's taking you so long!?"
In the early to mid 80's my grandmother gave me a lot of older toys my uncle used in the 60's. One was this fire hazard that came with metal plates and after pouring some sort of liquid into it and heating it to high temps and you had some kind of figure. I can't recall if "monster" or "creature" or something else was in the title but talk about a fire waiting to happen.
I’d never seen that cap gun. Pretty cool. I do, though, well remember the cap rolls we’d use in our revolvers. Sometimes we’d like a whole roll (or partial) and drop a big rock on it. BAM!In the early to mid 80's my grandmother gave me a lot of older toys my uncle used in the 60's. One was this fire hazard that came with metal plates and after pouring some sort of liquid into it and heating it to high temps and you had some kind of figure. I can't recall if "monster" or "creature" or something else was in the title but talk about a fire waiting to happen.
Either turn off the breaker for that circuit, or be a man and do it with the power on.Let's say you have a light fixture that is operated with a wall switch. Can I change the fixture by merely turning off the switch or do I need to cut the power (from the breaker) to the room/switch so I won't die?
So long as the switch is off you can just change the fixture.Let's say you have a light fixture that is operated with a wall switch. Can I change the fixture by merely turning off the switch or do I need to cut the power (from the breaker) to the room/switch so I won't die?