There are 4 wires in the box. All of them are black.

Three go to the wires entering the box. One is connected to a screw on
the back of the metal box.

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably
work. Where can I buy larger fuses? The hardware store dont have them.
I wired it as it's supposed to be. It clearly says on the website all
black wires go to brass color screws. Anyhow, I put a penny under the
fuse and there was a puff of smoke from the outlet and now there is no
power at all in the hole house.

This is ****ing me off. Right before Easter and we got no power in the
hole ****ing house. I'm trying to get drunk, and the ****ing wife keeps
bitching. Guess I say **** it and **** her. Its time to go to the bar.
She's the one who blew out that outlet anyhow with all her ****ing
electric cooking ****. Especually that damn big ham cooker thing. Let
he fix it.

Think i'll spend easter in the bar.

On Sat, 07 Apr 2012 23:30:12 -0500, wrote:

There are 4 wires in the box. All of them are black.

Three go to the wires entering the box. One is connected to a screw on
the back of the metal box.

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

work. Where can I buy larger fuses? The hardware store dont have them.
I wired it as it's supposed to be. It clearly says on the website all
black wires go to brass color screws. Anyhow, I put a penny under the
fuse and there was a puff of smoke from the outlet and now there is no
power at all in the hole house.

This is ****ing me off. Right before Easter and we got no power in the
hole ****ing house. I'm trying to get drunk, and the ****ing wife keeps
bitching. Guess I say **** it and **** her. Its time to go to the bar.
She's the one who blew out that outlet anyhow with all her ****ing
electric cooking ****. Especually that damn big ham cooker thing. Let
he fix it.

Think i'll spend easter in the bar.

Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.

--
Is a hippopotamus a hippopotamus, or just a really cool Opotamus? -Mitch Hedberg

G. Morgan wrote:
Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably
Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.


http://www.jerryspringertv.com/

G. Morgan wrote in
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Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.


No need to have pure copper. Too expensive. Go to Blows Heapo and ask for a
grounding rod. It's made for such things.

Red Green wrote in
:

G. Morgan wrote in
:

Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes.
It was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass
screws. I finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse
keeps blowing. I even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I
used a 30. I cant find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a
bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.


No need to have pure copper. Too expensive. Go to Blows Heapo and ask
for a grounding rod. It's made for such things.


p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Red Green wrote:

Red Green wrote in
:

G. Morgan wrote in
:

Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes.
It was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass
screws. I finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse
keeps blowing. I even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I
used a 30. I cant find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a
bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.


No need to have pure copper. Too expensive. Go to Blows Heapo and ask
for a grounding rod. It's made for such things.


p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Hell, an old bolt laying around will do it. The most important
thing when working with high-voltage is being nice and drunk!

--
Rice is great if you're really hungry and want to eat two
thousand of something. -Mitch Hedberg

On Sun, 08 Apr 2012 11:30:20 -0500, G. Morgan
wrote:

Red Green wrote:

Red Green wrote in
:

G. Morgan wrote in
:

Metspitzer wrote:

Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes.
It was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass
screws. I finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse
keeps blowing. I even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I
used a 30. I cant find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a
bigger one would probably

Keep trying. You are on the right track.

Put a big piece of copper to replace the main fuse, that should do
it. Being drunk helps.


No need to have pure copper. Too expensive. Go to Blows Heapo and ask
for a grounding rod. It's made for such things.


p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Hell, an old bolt laying around will do it. The most important
thing when working with high-voltage is being nice and drunk!

Suicide is painless?

wrote in message news
There are 4 wires in the box. All of them are black.

Three go to the wires entering the box. One is connected to a screw on
the back of the metal box.


This one is a screw on back of the metal box is a Ground wire
if add with the 3 wires will blow a fuses..


Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. I
even used a bigger fuse. The original was a 15, I used a 30. I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. I know a bigger one would probably
work. Where can I buy larger fuses? The hardware store dont have them.
I wired it as it's supposed to be. It clearly says on the website all
black wires go to brass color screws. Anyhow, I put a penny under the
fuse and there was a puff of smoke from the outlet and now there is no
power at all in the hole house.

This is ****ing me off. Right before Easter and we got no power in the
hole ****ing house. I'm trying to get drunk, and the ****ing wife keeps
bitching. Guess I say **** it and **** her. Its time to go to the bar.
She's the one who blew out that outlet anyhow with all her ****ing
electric cooking ****. Especually that damn big ham cooker thing. Let
he fix it.

Think i'll spend easter in the bar.


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On Apr 8, 3:08*pm, "Hot-Text" wrote:
wrote in messagenews342o7505p3acnleh2m52gqobf5mkp9a4r@4ax .com...
There are 4 wires in the box. All of them are black.

Three go to the wires entering the box. *One is connected to a screw on
the back of the metal box.

This one is a screw on back of the metal box is a Ground wire
if add with the 3 wires will blow a fuses..







Since black wires are all supposed to always go to the brass colored
screw on the outlet, I connected all four of them to them screwes. *It
was hard getting all 4 of them to stay under the two brass screws. *I
finally got all of them on the outlet and now the fuse keeps blowing. *I
even used a bigger fuse. *The original was a 15, I used a 30. *I cant
find any 50 or larger size fuses. *I know a bigger one would probably
work. *Where can I buy larger fuses? *The hardware store dont have them.
I wired it as it's supposed to be. *It clearly says on the website all
black wires go to brass color screws. *Anyhow, I put a penny under the
fuse and there was a puff of smoke from the outlet and now there is no
power at all in the hole house.

This is ****ing me off. *Right before Easter and we got no power in the
hole ****ing house. *I'm trying to get drunk, and the ****ing wife keeps
bitching. *Guess I say **** it and **** her. *Its time to go to the bar.
She's the one who blew out that outlet anyhow with all her ****ing
electric cooking ****. Especually that damn big ham cooker thing. *Let
he fix it.

Think i'll spend easter in the bar.

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THAT'S RIGHT YOU DUMMY.......YOU NEED A DRINK AS MUCH AS YOU NEED THAT
BIGGER FUSE.
CALL MR. ELECTRIC, STAY OFF THE INTERNET & GO HUG YOUR MADASS COOKING
WIFE.
BOOWAHAHAHA !
TGITM

On 04/08/12 9:27 AM, Red Green wrote:



p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Is rebar something that used to be a bar then became a bar again?

Is a repeat, a Pete that became Pete, again?

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
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"DerbyDad03" wrote in message
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On 04/08/12 9:27 AM, Red Green wrote:



p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Is rebar something that used to be a bar then became a bar again?

On Sun, 08 Apr 2012 17:55:28 -0400, DerbyDad03
wrote:

On 04/08/12 9:27 AM, Red Green wrote:



p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Is rebar something that used to be a bar then became a bar again?

If you go to the same bar day after day to drink, you have a re-bar.
Unless you go to a different bar, and in that case if you keep going to
that different bar, that one becomes the re-bar.

DerbyDad03 wrote in news:jlt1gd$4ij$1
@speranza.aioe.org:

On 04/08/12 9:27 AM, Red Green wrote:



p.s. A piece of rebar will do.

Is rebar something that used to be a bar then became a bar again?

Yes. Warning sign of alcoholism.

On 4/8/2012 2:08 PM, Hot-Text wrote:
wrote in message
news
There are 4 wires in the box. All of them are black.

Three go to the wires entering the box. One is connected to a screw on
the back of the metal box.


This one is a screw on back of the metal box is a Ground wire
if add with the 3 wires will blow a fuses..


Everyone knows that fuses are blown by queer electrons. ^_^

TDD