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Closer to the truth than you would imagine. I was in a "brush up" course at a college before writing my Certificate of Qualification for my 309A .
Guy behind me asked the instructor to explain "Holmes Law" . A brief but total silence came over the class and the instructor said "parden"? Dude asked again can you explain " Holmes Law".
There was a couple of sniggers then silence again and the instructor appeared confused then concerned.
Turns out Bubba Jr was trying to slide into an Industrial Electricans License after five years of wiring houses. No grade 12 graduation , no high school electrical theory and no trade school during his apprenticeship.
 
(quoted from post at 06:36:22 07/17/14) Closer to the truth than you would imagine. I was in a "brush up" course at a college before writing my Certificate of Qualification for my 309A .
Guy behind me asked the instructor to explain "Holmes Law" . A brief but total silence came over the class and the instructor said "parden"? Dude asked again can you explain " Holmes Law".
There was a couple of sniggers then silence again and the instructor appeared confused then concerned.
Turns out Bubba Jr was trying to slide into an Industrial Electricans License after five years of wiring houses. No grade 12 graduation , no high school electrical theory and no trade school during his apprenticeship.
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huh ? what ? and what does that have to do with the price of tea in china ?
 
Ohms Law and Holmes law. Shurlock Holmes........ Do you know what Ohms law is ? nah forget about it. Somebody else please explain
 

"Ohms" for electricity. Shurlock was a detective.Electrical questions with "Holmes" in them are from people with no "clue".
 
Or you could say everyone else in the class was dumb; including the instructor.

They just did not know what he was asking. LOL


Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr
Holmes's most famous work, The Common Law, published in 1881 grew out of a series of twelve lectures he was invited to deliver, which required that he explain the fundamentals of American law.
 
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