Unlisted wrote:

In the old days when plumbing was made of metal, people were
electrocuted in bathtubs if an electric appliance such as a hair dryer
or plug in radio fell into the tub while a person was in it.

However, modern tubs and the pipes connected to them are plastic. Thus
not grounded. Is it still possible to get electrocuted in an ungrounded
bathtub, if an appliance falls in the water?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcrY59nGxBg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHGo-52wCDc

Best regards, Piotr

Piotr Wyderski wrote in news:quqvb4$1ck1$1
@gioia.aioe.org:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHGo-52wCDc

****in' Russkies regulate nothing but freedoms.

Their folks are still suffering in so many ways the worst of which is
Putin's propaganda.

And apparently cheap **** electronics.

wrote:

Their folks are still suffering in so many ways the worst of which is
Putin's propaganda.

Even in Russia the politicians don't appear out of thin air. Every
single one of them has been elected. Apparently their folks enjoy that.

And apparently cheap **** electronics.

The whole world buys from China.

Best regards, Piotr

Piotr Wyderski wrote in
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wrote:

Their folks are still suffering in so many ways the worst of
which is
Putin's propaganda.

Even in Russia the politicians don't appear out of thin air. Every
single one of them has been elected. Apparently their folks enjoy
that.

And apparently cheap **** electronics.

The whole world buys from China.

Best regards, Piotr


Well, there are a couple of folks at least whom we are unable to
ask if fair elections are a reality in Russia. Putin had them
killed. Oh and Putin was the one that said he wanted the old ways
back, so free and fair elections and free economy and some other
things are have likely not ever been realized by the entire nation.
Probably a more classed society now than it ever was. Are there
still street sweepers walking the streets with brooms and trash cans?