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Jul 30, 2010. 10:41 AMcahethel
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top stuff
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Feb 19, 2009. 12:55 PMbaalkorn
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great, you most call this tutorial: "how to destroy a fit in 3 seconds" :p
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Jul 3, 2008. 4:33 AMNoodle93
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I was one of these kids :D
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Nov 20, 2008. 9:43 PMSolderguy
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Me too. ;D Thank God I live in America where they don't have such high voltages as Europe or this post won't be here. :D
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Nov 22, 2008. 4:26 AMNoodle93
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Australia is 240v. It's the current that kills.
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Jul 2, 2008. 10:13 AMtemp
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that's a great idea. You should patent it (i know that's either spelled wrong or not what i'm thinking at all) (you know the thing with the little r in a circle.
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Nov 16, 2008. 1:47 AMDerin
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the r means registered company c meant copyright tm means trademark
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Nov 10, 2008. 5:20 AMcomodore
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rate:***** :)
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Nov 10, 2008. 5:20 AMcomodore
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Clever, yet very very efficient! I like it! i don't have kids and will not have them soon but i like the idea and the patent!
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Jul 2, 2008. 2:24 PMchalky
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but what if the kid sticks his/her finger in and turns the holes and aligns them?BOOOOM one way ticket to ER/heaven
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Jul 2, 2008. 11:38 AMagdollison
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they sell this in the US for our plugs
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Jul 2, 2008. 8:52 AM
LinuxH4x0r
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LinuxH4x0r
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Good idea! Too bad it doesn't work with american plugs. (maybe I'll try it when I go to Iran)
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Jul 2, 2008. 10:35 AMxACIDITYx
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I'm sure it could be done.
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Jul 2, 2008. 10:01 AMuguy
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well done.
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Jul 2, 2008. 9:44 AMmrmath
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Netherlands?
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