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#79795 01/28/02 06:20 PM
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I get a lot of complaints about the old nickle-coated Cu Romex... It gets mistaken for Al often by DIYer's and homeowners alike.

I've not run into the Al #10 or #12's yet.

I agree as far as SE cable, I've only seen problems where anti-oxidant was not used (and probably wasn't torqued to specs either).


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#79796 01/29/02 09:24 AM
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George, Are you going to talk to a lawyer about the leg problem?

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#79797 01/29/02 10:10 AM
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Wolfdog,
Not being a litigious sort by nature, the answer is not unless someone else does. I am pleased that no one wants to fight about it, the doc says 3 weeks, NO weight bearing and it MAY heal. I kinda wanted to leave with the equipment I was issued and no additions. As long as the process is allowed to continue naturally, I have no intention.

I was in business 12 years and saw an attorney twice, once for incorporation papers and once for some advice on a very sticky contract. Filed my own lien papers.

Thanks for asking, you willing to be my attorney?

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