On Tue, 31 May 2011 09:08:48 -0400, Home Guy wrote:

" wrote:

Did you read the link?

Yes,

Obviously you didn't.

Why should any utility put a demand meter on anyone pulling
only 2000 kwh per month?

They certainly didn't. Why do you insist they did?
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National Grid installs a demand meter whenever a customer's
energy consumption has exceeded 2000 kilo-watt hours (kWh)
per month for four consecutive months.
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Now take your foot out of your mouth and explain why such an
agressive policy is needed for a demand meter for such a paltry
energy usage.

You have all this time to find one counterexample (...)

Yes, I have the time to entertain tangents to the thread I started,

But no time to research your own damned problem.

which includes showing what a moron you are when you don't read what
others have posted.

Of course you're too stupid to figure out that I have read the whole silly
thread. You really are an ass.

Why do you refuse to admit you were wrong? Diversion isin't an answer.

I said you fond ONE counterexample, dummy. Why do you snip context? The fact
is that you aren't looking for an answer, troll.