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Subject: Re: Insteon now or wait?
From: Jack Edin <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 25 Jul 2006 18:28:12 -0700
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
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Hey Jimbo,

It happens in Hollywood every single day!
Special effects!!

Like on TV: As soon as a car's tires leave Terra-firma - it explodes!

Right?

Car goes over a cliff, but long before it hits... Kaboom!!

Nobody's being silly here. We know these things happen... We ALL have
seen TV and movies!

Jack
;-)

James Himmelman wrote:

> You are really going off on the deep end here. It's one thing to claim a bulb
> burned out prematurely due to excessive flicker. It's completely ridiculous
> to claim that a switch, even a defective one, could blow up a light bulb in
> the manner you seem to be implying.
>
> This whole discussion has gotten silly.

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