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Posted by 55 50 on October 26, 2006 at 09:15:58 from (216.114.212.29):
In Reply to: Electronics 101 Question ..... posted by MMB on October 25, 2006 at 15:35:07:
How many of you see the irony in this series of answers? In electronics, there are solid rules to follow and we all looked at this inquiry and came up with some good answers and some that are, shall I say, off a little or way overkill. Now look at an analogy (if it can be considered that!) in politics. In politics there ARE NO RULES, so it"s no wonder that we get in such trouble (no matter what party or affiliation you happen to be!) when trying to reach a sensible political conclusion.
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