wrillo

look at that tricky liberal wording... he is just trying to get magz to repay him all those blow jobs

Justin is all over some dudes balls everyday

lets just create a "negative rep" jar. Lets say it costs $1 to leave negative rep. $$ for OR + reduction of e-thugs = win forward all your credit card information to me via PM and I'll take care of setting everything up

but I wanna vote whether or not we should initiate a vote to ban

MJ is in surgery, JRM did you go pee yet?

"laughes" made me

but then who is gonna pay for the site once Casper gets voted off the island?

there... back on topic

no way he was talking to me, I hadn't posted yet. magz, go ahead and tell him you the last thing you want to do is spread the KY nutts to starfish with him

he means you can only have one. I get the other, and I'm talking about the blackbird

its quite clear magz doesn't love us

can we just change the rep options from "I approve" and "I disapprove" to something more interesting? maybe and "TITS OR GTFO"

I'll start the thread, if you want. I'll put my name at the top

+1 - you break both arms Luke? I think the real problem is that he broke his fap arm

i vote no I like being able to sign my neg rep as "JRM"

sheep fucker

seriously, wtf happened to jester?

you kids are silly. yes, I know I'm younger than all of you

OMFG!

those suckas will always be poor cause they're just gonna keep on thinking we'll pay them... but we're not! Its the best "not" joke EVAR!

Why are you still here? Clearly we're not interested, move on

uhh... you shouldn't be trying to get a current reading across a voltage source. You want to measure the voltage. You want the multimeter on the 'VAC' or 'ACV' setting, that is AC Voltage. I have a cheap RadioShack meter in front of me and it has 200V and 500V AC settings. 200V setting is okay because we shouldn't see any more than about 120V AC. Adjust your multimeter to the correct setting BEFORE you start poking the probes around. Go to a known good outlet and put the probes in the two slots, the slot that is larger is the positive one. It doesn't matter if you get it backwards, you'll just get a negative reading. I don't know what measuring the voltage is gonna tell you if the breaker blows every time you turn the receptacle on. If everytime your flip the GFCI switch it blows the breaker, it sounds like the GFCI receptacle is bad. The only reason the breaker switches off is because of an over-current condition. Without anything plugged into the receptacle, that means only one thing; the receptacle is shorting out internally. I don't think the wires are shorting out anywhere, otherwise the breaker would immediately switch off everytime your turn it back on. Your problem is linked to when you switch the GFCI receptacle on, I say replace it

this puts a twist in zombie survival

dude wtf? if this is serious, those are some pansy ass mofos