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suleman said:
I signed nothing. No pictures were taken of me, just of the equipment (which has all been put into hiding in a storage unit).
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Then you're good man. There's nothing proving that they were even there that day then basically. Digi photos alone aren't going to get you convicted of that crime as long as you can afford something better than a public defender. Take a deep breath, now let it out, taste that? That's freedom.

Now, with that said, I'd get the fuck out of dodge asap. Move as far away as you can from that place, and don't tell anyone where you're going to for at least the first few months until you can holla at your peeps back home and see if anyone's been asking any questions. Start your new life, and learn something very valuable from the while experience. Like be much more careful next time!
 
W3rd!!!!....
cemchris said:
Why are smart meters scaring you? They have had software to track electric usage for years. How do you think they find out people are stealing power. All a smart meter will do is tell them you are using a set amount of power for so long certain hours of the day. Again if you arent blowing out 10-15K in a residential house and you pay your bill on time every month you think they want to narc out the guy whos giving them 3 times the money of someone else ever month. Come on. I still havent seen anyone get busted because of a smart meter that wasn't stealing power!
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Fair enough, just wanted to see if there were any local concerns to the Smart Meter issue. All good points though.
 
Holy crap, just got done with my rehire and did a drug test (MJ isn't a bad one for my company, they don't care about it really just the harder drugs) and somehow I tested neg for EVERYTHING! Keep in mind just last night I smoked.


It was a Mouth Swab one too


:dunno:


(had to post this haha)
 
Man, I had a serious scare yesterday that I thought my fellow Texans would appreciate. I work from home, so I'm always here. Yesterday, I'm working on the computer in my office when I hear my doorbell ring, followed by a loud knock. I was expecting my new Volcano vaporizer, so I went running out to the living room. As I'm running toward the door, though, I notice there's no big, FedEx truck in front of my house, like I expected. This made me hesitate and look closer before opening the door and, man, am I glad I did. I notice that there's a silver Crown Vic with tinted windows and a spotlight on the driver's side parked in front of my neighbor's house. I stealthily look through the peephole in my door and realize there's a police detective standing on my doorstep. I broke out into a cold sweat and didn't answer the door. The guy eventually got back in his car and took off. Needless to say, I was freaked out the rest of the day and watched to see if he returned, which he didn't.

Fast forward to today...I'm sitting in my chair in the living room, watching some t.v. before I get to work, when I notice the same Crown Vic drive past real slow. I'm like, here we go again. This time I'm ready for the guy, though. I quickly put all of the paraphernalia that normally sits out on my end table in the living room away and out of sight. The detective comes back and stops in front of my neighbor's house again. I watch as he gets out and goes and pounds on my neighbor's door. This action floods me with relief and confirms what I should do. After getting no answer again from the deadbeats next door, (the guy's chick was obviously home, but she didn't answer) the detective comes and bangs on my door again. This time, I opened up and played the good, law-abiding citizen for the guy. Turns out he's looking for my neighbor for a reason he didn't share with me. He asked me when the guy is around to which I answered that I had no idea, as I never talk to that guy. I did give him a description of the guy's pickup, but not much else. He seemed very happy with me and even shook my hand and told me to have a nice day. I don't want to see anyone get hassled by the popo, but I'm just soooo relieved that they weren't casing me.:bigjoint:
 

Description

The DUCSTAT® Temperature Activated Plug-In Control for automatic on-off operation of INDUCTOR® In-Line Duct Fans. Also controls 110V lights, dampers, fans, etc. Unit is designed to turn on and off when detecting a temperature change from the ambient. 5 Amp maximum load, replaceable 5 Amp fuse for safety. Grounded power cord and switched outlet. 3 user adjustable settings: function, trigger point and sensitivity. Temperature range is 40 F to 110 F to meet a wide range of applications. Plugs into 110V receptacle. ETL (C/US) Listed. 1 Year Limited Warranty.

  • Simplifies the installation of Suncourt INDUCTOR® fans
  • This unit mounts on the duct downstream from an INDUCTOR® fan
  • Controls various devices, including alarms, heat lamps, lights, etc
  • Temperature range: 40 F to 110 F. Rated at 5 Amps
  • ETL (C/US) listed. Tested to ANSI/UL Standard 507 and CSA 22.2
  • MFG Brand Name : Ductstat
  • MFG Model # : DS100
  • MFG Part # : DS100

Specifications


  • Air Volume (CFM) : 0 ft³/min
  • Assembled Depth (in.) : 3 in
  • Assembled Height (in.) : 2.5 in
  • Assembled Weight (lb.) : 1 lb
  • Assembled Width (in.) : 5.5 in
  • Brand/Model Compatibility : DuctStat In-Line Thermostat
  • Color/Finish : Orange
  • Energy Star Compliant : No
  • Heat : 40 Deg. F to 110 Deg. F
  • Size : 5 1/2 x 3 1/4 x 2 1/2
  • Voltage (volts) : 110 V
  • Width : 3.25 in
home depot under 40 bucks
 
robert 14617 said:

Description

The DUCSTAT® Temperature Activated Plug-In Control for automatic on-off operation of INDUCTOR® In-Line Duct Fans. Also controls 110V lights, dampers, fans, etc. Unit is designed to turn on and off when detecting a temperature change from the ambient. 5 Amp maximum load, replaceable 5 Amp fuse for safety. Grounded power cord and switched outlet. 3 user adjustable settings: function, trigger point and sensitivity. Temperature range is 40 F to 110 F to meet a wide range of applications. Plugs into 110V receptacle. ETL (C/US) Listed. 1 Year Limited Warranty.

  • Simplifies the installation of Suncourt INDUCTOR® fans
  • This unit mounts on the duct downstream from an INDUCTOR® fan
  • Controls various devices, including alarms, heat lamps, lights, etc
  • Temperature range: 40 F to 110 F. Rated at 5 Amps
  • ETL (C/US) listed. Tested to ANSI/UL Standard 507 and CSA 22.2
  • MFG Brand Name : Ductstat
  • MFG Model # : DS100
  • MFG Part # : DS100
Specifications


  • Air Volume (CFM) : 0 ft³/min
  • Assembled Depth (in.) : 3 in
  • Assembled Height (in.) : 2.5 in
  • Assembled Weight (lb.) : 1 lb
  • Assembled Width (in.) : 5.5 in
  • Brand/Model Compatibility : DuctStat In-Line Thermostat
  • Color/Finish : Orange
  • Energy Star Compliant : No
  • Heat : 40 Deg. F to 110 Deg. F
  • Size : 5 1/2 x 3 1/4 x 2 1/2
  • Voltage (volts) : 110 V
  • Width : 3.25 in
home depot under 40 bucks
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Thats awsome! I was at HD not to long ago and didnt see anything like that. Guess I didnt look hard enough. Thanks Robert, greatly appreciated! So has anybody tried the thermol cube outlet or not (see earlier post for details)? Seems to cheap and easy to use to be of quality.
 
Cool will definately be getting one of them. + rep Thanks! Can we even give rep anymore? I keep hitting the button and it doesnt do anything!!

Ok Got it :dunce:
 
For all you guys near Dallas going to the Global Marijuana March, It will now be starting on the corner of Griffin and Lamar. We are not going to be meeting in front of city hall. I dont know why, I just got an email from NORML. It is happening tomorrow Saturday may 1st at 12 noon, we meet at 11:30. After wards there will be an after party provided by DFW NORML (at least thats what it says on Facebook). Time and place of the after party will be announced after the march. Hope to see some of you there (even though we wont recognize each other) =-) Harvested the White Widow I had and will be sporting it sometime through out the day. So if you smell the dank you probly found me :-) Peace the fuck out!
 
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