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Question : Can i do 'this' with my two 12 v. Batteries in Parallel    ?

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Dave in Lake Villa - 18 May 2007 23:01 GMT
I have 2 Deep Cell AGM type (Trojan J150)  Batteries, 12 v., in parallel
without any switch. Im told i need a switch otherwise the batteries will
discharge one to the other.  So,  can i use a simple manual  knife-blade
on/off switch on the negative wire of each battery while leaving the
positive wires of each as is ?  Will this work ok or will one battery
still discharge the other (even if breaking the negative wire on one )
?   If this will NOT work, then what type of switch do i need to get ?
Thank y ou much, Dave.
Harry Harris - 18 May 2007 23:32 GMT
>I have 2 Deep Cell AGM type (Trojan J150)  Batteries, 12 v., in
>parallel
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> ?   If this will NOT work, then what type of switch do i need to get ?
> Thank y ou much, Dave.

It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig. If you want to
do it right get a switch like this one:
http://www.hookedoncatfish.com/Perko.html Makes it easier and safer to
isolate each battery or connect them in parallel.

Harry Harris

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Dave in Lake Villa - 19 May 2007 13:34 GMT
'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'

REPLY: Harry,  If a black person were to save your wife, mother, or
sister from a death...would you think any differently of him ... or,  is
the racial hatred so deep within you that youd refuse to ?
SnoMan - 19 May 2007 17:00 GMT
>'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
>
>REPLY: Harry,  If a black person were to save your wife, mother, or
>sister from a death...would you think any differently of him ... or,  is
>the racial hatred so deep within you that youd refuse to ?

I agree, that commet was pretty cold and uncalled for.

As far as the need for a switch, it is kinda a waste of money. You
will not find one on a vehicle that ships with dual batteries.  I
would just parallel them with heavy cable and use postive from one
battery and negative from other as feeds because this would balnce the
power drw for both battiers because the cable restance between each
battery and load would be the same rather than load being attached to
on battery then the second battery strapped to it.
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Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 17:09 GMT
> 'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
>
> REPLY: Harry,  If a black person were to save your wife, mother, or
> sister from a death...would you think any differently of him ... or,
> is
> the racial hatred so deep within you that youd refuse to ?

Oh please stop it already with the overblown political correctness. If I
would have written "jury rigged" would you then have chastised me for
hating juries? It is your own prejudice showing when you accuse me of
racial bigotry just for using an accepted term for jury rig. Get over
yourself!

Harry Harris

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Dude - 19 May 2007 17:31 GMT
>> 'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
>>
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> Harry Harris

The term is sometimes, "Jerry" rigged which refers to Germans. Being of
German decent, I think it is racist and insensitive some people even
call us of German decent "Krauts" and stuff. What if somebody of German
decent saved your wife, mother or sister from a death....would you think
differently of German Americans, or would you still think Hitler was an
insane, psychopath capable of mass murderer? Would you still think of
Dr. Goebbels as cruel and mean spirited? What about Heinrich Himmler,
was he such a bad guy....or is your hatred so deep that you would still
use the words "Jerry" rigged? We prefer to be called "Teutonic gods."
Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 18:09 GMT
>>> 'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
>>>
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
> that you would still use the words "Jerry" rigged? We prefer to be
> called "Teutonic gods."

"Jerry rigged" won't work. Everybody knows you master-racers are superb
engineers and you make some of the best technology on the planet. Jury
rigged means something funky and hastily cobbled together that works but
only marginally and could be easily improved upon provided better
resources were available. That's why "nigger rigged" works. In the old
days Negroes had to do the best they could with very limited resources
so they became adept at cobbling together things that worked. To call
something "nigger rigged" to any unbiased and unbigoted individual is
actually a compliment. It's only those ashamed of their own inclination
towards bigotry who assign negative connotations to certain race-based
terms.

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Dave in Lake Villa - 19 May 2007 22:12 GMT
'That's why "nigger rigged" works. In the old days Negroes had to do the
best they could with very limited resources so they became adept at
cobbling together things that worked. To call something "nigger rigged"
to any unbiased and unbigoted individual is actually a compliment. It's
only those ashamed of their own inclination towards bigotry who assign
negative connotations to certain race-based terms.
Harry Harris
-- '

REPLY:  Then how about if you go up to a 6'4" black man tomorrow and
engage him in a conversation whereby you can bring up your 'N.rigged'
phrase , and see if hes ok with your twisted and willfully suppressed
moral conscience to which you make excuses for ???   Let us know which
part of your face he chooses to redesign.
Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 22:36 GMT
> 'That's why "nigger rigged" works. In the old days Negroes had to do
> the
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> moral conscience to which you make excuses for ???   Let us know which
> part of your face he chooses to redesign.

Oops, your racial bigotry is showing again, Dave. You immediately
stereotyped all Negro men as big, ignorant and prone to violence. Shame
on you! You wear your feelings on your sleeve.

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daveleejd@cox.net - 07 Aug 2007 14:50 GMT
Let me see if I get this right. According to Harris, we shouldn't say
'black tank', but 'nigger rig' is ok??  Or did I miss the sarcasm.
JerryD(upstateNY) - 07 Aug 2007 21:25 GMT
daveleejd@cox.net wrote: Let me see if I get this right. According to
Harris, we shouldn't say 'black tank', but 'nigger rig' is ok??  Or did I
miss the sarcasm.

Most people here have Harry blocked so we don't see his posts.
And I don't remember anyone here ever using the term "nigger rig".

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Dave Lee - 08 Aug 2007 01:14 GMT
> daveleejd@cox.net wrote: Let me see if I get this right. According to
> Harris, we shouldn't say 'black tank', but 'nigger rig' is ok??  Or did I
> miss the sarcasm.
>
> Most people here have Harry blocked so we don't see his posts.
> And I don't remember anyone here ever using the term "nigger rig".

That must be because you have him blocked.
Jim Redelfs - 20 May 2007 06:58 GMT
> We prefer to be called "Teutonic gods."

Or goddess, like Lili Von Shtupp.  Hedley Lamarr's insult, "Teutonic TW*T" was
religiously edited from MANY subsequent releases of the film.

Ethnic slurs and stereotypes are as old as mankind.  It's how we deal with
them that counts.  Getting all preachy, having simply seen the dreaded "N
word", is pretty far "out there", though.
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SnoMan - 19 May 2007 18:26 GMT
>Oh please stop it already with the overblown political correctness. If I
>would have written "jury rigged" would you then have chastised me for
>hating juries? It is your own prejudice showing when you accuse me of
>racial bigotry just for using an accepted term for jury rig. Get over
>yourself!

Nothing to get over for us but for you, you have issues whether you
own them or not.
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Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 18:37 GMT
>>Oh please stop it already with the overblown political correctness. If
>>I
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> -----------------
> TheSnoMan.com

Grow up, mister!
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22nigger+rigged%22&btnG=Google+Search

It's not something you can change so stop your silly bitching already.
Who died and appointed you chief of language police?

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Dude - 19 May 2007 20:28 GMT
>> Oh please stop it already with the overblown political correctness. If I
>> would have written "jury rigged" would you then have chastised me for
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> -----------------
> TheSnoMan.com

A white guy calling himself SnoMan is racist, and is very Freudian. If
you are other than White and call yourself SnoMan it is because you are
a drug dealer. What if a poster called himself "Tar Baby?" You are not
very sensitive or politically correct.
SnoMan - 19 May 2007 21:06 GMT
>A white guy calling himself SnoMan is racist, and is very Freudian. If
>you are other than White and call yourself SnoMan it is because you are
>a drug dealer. What if a poster called himself "Tar Baby?" You are not
>very sensitive or politically correct.

I see you have issues too.... Inorder to put a "bad" spin on the the
name "snoman" you have to take it out of context. In it original state
it is harmless. BTW, I did not even pick the name, my clients gave it
to me many years ago. I have been plowing snow for well over 20 years
now and the name is a result of that but you can put what ever spin
you want on it to make yourself happy because it will not change
anything for me.
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Dude - 20 May 2007 07:14 GMT
>> A white guy calling himself SnoMan is racist, and is very Freudian. If
>> you are other than White and call yourself SnoMan it is because you are
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> -----------------
> TheSnoMan.com

Well, see, there you go.
canolihiself@yhoo.com - 29 May 2007 21:53 GMT
>>> A white guy calling himself SnoMan is racist, and is very Freudian. If
>>> you are other than White and call yourself SnoMan it is because you are
>>> a drug dealer. What if a poster called himself "Tar Baby?" You are not
>>> very sensitive or politically correct.

Freudian?  Is that you, SnoShoo?

Canoli
Dave in Lake Villa - 19 May 2007 22:06 GMT
'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
REPLY: Harry, If a black person were to save your wife, mother, or
sister from a death...would you think any differently of him ... or,
is
the racial hatred so deep within you that youd refuse to ?

Oh please stop it already with the overblown political correctness. If I
would have written "jury rigged" would you then have chastised me for
hating juries? It is your own prejudice showing when you accuse me of
racial bigotry just for using an accepted term for jury rig. Get over
yourself!
Harry Harris

REPLY:  No Harry....it is wrong OF YOU to use the 'N' word in ANY form
of expression . Next time, perhaps you will be wiser in your choice of
wording.  If you cant express yourself without resorting to
racially-derogatory comments, then dont respond ;  and dont put it back
on someone who brings it to your attention by bringing up the political
correctness excuse. Just accept the honest chastizement you got from me
so you dont do it next time... because it is wrong and you dont want
your life to consist of doing wrong .  And if you were taught to use the
'N' word fluently in speech, then, realize whoever taught you it was
very misled in doing so.
Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 22:45 GMT
> 'It will work but it's rather too much like a nigger rig.'
> REPLY: Harry, If a black person were to save your wife, mother, or
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
> 'N' word fluently in speech, then, realize whoever taught you it was
> very misled in doing so.

Who appointed you custodian of free speech? It is YOUR conclusion that
the term "nigger rigged" is derogatory. Just look the term up in the
Urban Dictionary where you will read a somewhat different slant that
shows the problem with the word lies with you and your guilt and not in
the word itself.

Here's one example: "A term used to describe a temporary fix or quick
fix for an object using any tools at hand. Derived from the ingenuity of
early African-Americans who did not have the means to fix every day
objects and had to come up with these temporary fixes."

So, is attributing ingenuity or Negroes hate speech or derogatory?

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Jonathan King - 20 May 2007 04:57 GMT
If a negro uses the "n" word is it racially derogatory?

http://www.amazon.com/Die-Nigger-Political-Autobiography/dp/1556524528
Dude - 20 May 2007 07:43 GMT
It is ironic that you chastise Harry for using the "nigger" word. This
Saturday night,  in taverns and on corners  all over Chicago's South
Side, Cleveland, Houston, Philly, Atlanta and other cities, something
similar is going on. Negro men are bitch slapping their homeys for using
words like "Whitey", "Red Neck", "White Trash", "Heeb","Hymie",
"Honkey", and other such names when discussing Caucasians and Jews. It
upsets their religious leaders like Rev. Sharpton and Rev. Jackson is
they even think the brothers are using that kind of politically
incorrect terminology. Negro men would never use racial slurs to
describe any white people because it might upset their Caucasian
friends, or be a bad example to their illegitimate children. That is
why, when a Negro robs an old lady of her purse, he says,"Gimme dat
purse, Mo’Fo’ bitch!” He wouldn't call her "White  bitch," because
children could overhear. When a Negro sticks up a gas station, he says,
"Gimme da fuckin' cash, Mo Fo!" so as not to offend any other customers
or the attendant who might be White or of other ethnic origin. For
example he would never say, "Hand over that cash the White fellah gave
you, you….darned ol’ Dot Head!" Someone of Indian decent could easily
feel demeaned if he did.
Dave in Lake Villa - 20 May 2007 13:41 GMT
'It is ironic that you chastise Harry for using the "nigger" word. This
Saturday night, in taverns and on corners all over Chicago's South Side,
Cleveland, Houston, Philly, Atlanta and other cities, something similar
is going on. Negro men are bitch slapping their homeys for using words
like "Whitey", "Red Neck", "White Trash", "Heeb","Hymie", "Honkey", and
other such names when discussing Caucasians and Jews. It upsets their
religious leaders like Rev. Sharpton and Rev. Jackson is they even think
the brothers are using that kind of politically incorrect terminology.
Negro men would never use racial slurs to describe any white people
because it might upset their Caucasian friends, or be a bad example to
their illegitimate children. That is why, when a Negro robs an old lady
of her purse, he says,"Gimme dat purse, Mo'Fo' bitch!" He wouldn't call
her "White bitch," because children could overhear. When a Negro sticks
up a gas station, he says, "Gimme da fuckin' cash, Mo Fo!" so as not to
offend any other customers or the attendant who might be White or of
other ethnic origin. For example he would never say, "Hand over that
cash the White fellah gave you, you….darned ol' Dot Head!" Someone of
Indian decent could easily feel demeaned if he did.  '

REPLY:  It is not ironic.  All of this racial garbage,  derogatory name
calling, degrading inuendo , sexist put downs...in society regardless of
who says it, is WRONG  and it only makes a civilized society more
uncivilized so evil can spread.
Jonathan King - 20 May 2007 15:52 GMT
>REPLY:  It is not ironic.  All of this racial garbage,  derogatory name
>calling, degrading inuendo , sexist put downs...in society regardless of
>who says it, is WRONG  and it only makes a civilized society more
>uncivilized so evil can spread.

A great and important point not so much about the racist stuff but about
what leads to the collapse of a country or society. Without civility there
is no society and brute force, rather than reason will reign. So, are
restricting speech, taking away guns and prohibiting behaviors going to
create civility or is the presence of civility going to reduce crime,
violence and other forms of evil? Civility is learned and when the benefits
are understood it needs very little, if any, enforcement. Does more
enforcement bring on more civility or does it simply widen the chasm? If a
country starts building a wall to keep people out, how long before that wall
is used to keep people in?  Civility and freedom, we need more of it! Thanks
Dave!
Dave in Lake Villa - 21 May 2007 01:59 GMT
'A great and important point not so much about the racist stuff but
about what leads to the collapse of a country or society. '

REPLY: The key ingredients to that are :  Turning from God and his
principles as this country was founded on,  people wanting to be
autonomous/hedonistic  as they desire, people being tolerant to any form
of degradation (in other words...simply not caring) , and embracing a
nihlistic culture bent on self destruction.

'So, are restricting speech, taking away guns and prohibiting behaviors
going to create civility or is the presence of civility going to reduce
crime, violence and other forms of evil?'

REPLY:  This countrys freedoms have been clearly taken advantage of,
twisted to suit ones own moral lawlessness , and has departed from any
sense of  absolute morality...that it has become an out of control
society wrought with evil. Same applies to Great Britain.  Its what
occurs when a country turns its back on its roots : God .  Geo .
Washington said in his inagural address :" If this country ever turns
its back on The Divine God, it will come to ruin" .  ANd its being
fulfilled in our lifetime.

'Civility is learned and when the benefits are understood it needs very
little, if any, enforcement. Does more enforcement bring on more
civility or does it simply widen the chasm? '

REPLY:  Many people simply dont care about acting civil themselves , nor
do they care about it for the country at large ;  it is a case of
putting oneself at the center of the universe .... the 'me, me, me
generation' ad nauseum.  There has been a massive delusion sweeping
american society now for the last 45 years and its central theme is
suppression of the moral conscience.  The best bet to bring this back in
line , is not to continue on as we have been by allowing people to
pretend they dont know right from wrong...but to excersise some form of
totalitarian enforcement ;  a little Singaporian justice needs to flood
the shores of America.  Otherwise , the willful wrongdoers will get
worse and raise up even greater reprobate minds for offspring.  And that
is going to be more devastating for the future of this country .  Its
beyond asking these hopeless examples of human beings to please change
their reprobate ways and thinking ;  they simply dont care and want to
live according to the dictates of thier own perverted will.

'If a country starts building a wall to keep people out, how long before
that wall is used to keep people in? '

REPLY:   If youre speaking of immigration here,  then I say dont put up
any wall ;  most immigrants are only too pleased and grateful to come to
America to live compared to their own homeland ;  its mostly the
Nationals of this country that think they deserve some right to defame
and degrade and spread immorality , as 'a constitutional right' .

'Civility and freedom, we need more of it! Thanks Dave!'

REPLY:  Yes...and to truly respect and honor both ; and not twist it to
suit their own wrongful personal agenda.
Jonathan King - 21 May 2007 02:18 GMT
> 'A great and important point not so much about the racist stuff but
> about what leads to the collapse of a country or society. '
[quoted text clipped - 51 lines]
> REPLY:  Yes...and to truly respect and honor both ; and not twist it to
> suit their own wrongful personal agenda.

I like what you have said. I don't necessarily agree 100%. I do believe in
absolute morality and that morality will allow people to live with maximum
freedom while not violating the fundamental rights of others. It's
interesting you say the last 45 years. That coincides with the explosive
growth of the federal government. Do you think the growth of government and
societal decay go hand in hand?
Dave in Lake Villa - 21 May 2007 03:16 GMT
'I like what you have said. I don't necessarily agree 100%. I do believe
in absolute morality and that morality will allow people to live with
maximum freedom while not violating the fundamental rights of others.'

REPLY:  Absolute morality can only come from an Absolute Moral Law
Provider : The Creator.   But, in this Post Modern Era,  one of its
greatest tenets is relative morality, or, put another way :'situational
ethics'  where one gets to pick and choose whatever morals (if any)  he
wishes to follow.  With a virtually non existent Moral Foundation,  you
have a very substantial part of the populus doing what is 'right' in
their own eyes (as if they have any idea whats truly right from wrong
.. which they dont. ).  This agenda is ripe for the violation of
fundamental rights of others -- even THE MOST innocent and defenseless
of all human beings : Those that are brutally terminated in their own
mothers womb to the tune of 4000 daily,   in the name of Sexual
'freedom'.

'It's interesting you say the last 45 years. That coincides with the
explosive growth of the federal government. Do you think the growth of
government and societal decay go hand in hand?'

REPLY:  Not necessarily ;  although our Government is directly
responsible for allowing societal ills to take place , and, to continue
unchallenged by not instituting appropriate measures and laws.  I chose
45 years because that was about the time that Kingpin Immoralists  like
Hugh Heffner, Alfred Kinsey, coupled with the constant propoganda to
rebel via  pop music culture of the 1960's , et al...gave license to the
Sexual Revolution for which we are paying dearly today.  This is what
springboarded the country into a moral sewer  to which there shall be no
return ; but alas...to the Sexual Hedonist and other notable Liberals,
there is no better time to be alive in history than right now.
Sue - 20 May 2007 18:45 GMT
Head!" Someone of
> Indian decent could easily feel demeaned if he did.  '
>
> REPLY:  It is not ironic.  All of this racial garbage,  derogatory name
> calling, degrading inuendo , sexist put downs...in society regardless of
> who says it, is WRONG  and it only makes a civilized society more
> uncivilized so evil can spread.

You mean like when you've called resident Muslims in Illinois:
"towelheads"?
Or have you conveniently forgotten those gun group posts by now?

Sue
Harry Harris - 20 May 2007 19:15 GMT
> Head!" Someone of
>> Indian decent could easily feel demeaned if he did.  '
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
>
> Sue

Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he passes
away. The fellow's got some serious hypocrisy issues. He acts all
hooty-tooty, good guy, Mr. moral American but the facade is pretty easy
to see through. His comments about a 6'4" Negro man, upon hearing
somebody use the words "nigger rigged," immediately flying off the
handle and beating the guy who used it to a pulp sure shows everybody
how prejudiced he really is. Why would anybody make such a bigoted
statement unless, in their warped mind, they really think all Negroes
are big, ignorant, bad-tempered, violent and abusive bogymen? His post
was a window right into his soul. . .

Harry Harris

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Sue - 21 May 2007 00:17 GMT
> Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he passes
> away. The fellow's got some serious hypocrisy issues. He acts all
> hooty-tooty, good guy, Mr. moral American but the facade is pretty easy
> to see through..................
a window right into his soul. . .

I've used that term for years, when people slip up and let the sun
light shine on what's really inside but in Dave's case it's more of a
"double garage door" to his soul.

And jury/jerry rigging isn't even related to the Germans--------->

Jury rigging (or jerry rigging) refers to makeshift repairs or
substitutes, made with only the tools and materials that happen to be
on hand.

Nautical use
On sailing ships, the jury rig is a replacement mast and yards
improvised in case of loss of the original mast.

Etymology
There are these theories about the origin of the term "jury" in this
sense:

A Latin and Old French root meaning "aid" or "succour".
"jury-mast" derived from "injury-mast".
>From French du jour = "of the day", thus `temporary'.
Some believe that "jerry-rig" comes from "Jerry", slang for "German",
but this is an inaccurate folk etymology.

Sue
Shad O'Shay - 22 May 2007 21:50 GMT
>> Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he
>> passes
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>
> Sue

You are very wise.  I'm impressed with your intelligence, logic and
clear thinking. Alas, it seems to be glaringly out of place in this
group of uneducated misfits.

Shad O'Shay
canolihiself@yhoo.com - 25 May 2007 22:29 GMT
>Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he passes
>away. The fellow's got some serious hypocrisy issues. He acts all
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
>Harry Harris

Harry, wake up and smell the stinkbugs:  

In my woodworking days, I did a number of jobs for professional
athletes who had homes in the Florida Keys.  One of them was Gene
'Mercury' Morris, a short man - sort of like a black tree stump with
muscles.

He once threw a topping off party for all the people who had worked on
his house
A mental midget dropped in later, after we all had been into the beer
and booze fairly heavy. This gentleman shouted up he stairs "Where's
the head nigger".  When he got up stairs Merc dropped him with a right
hand that would have demolished Lennox Lewis, picked up the jerk and
threw him down the stairs.

Black people, like members of most races, have their own language
which is closed to outsiders.

Canoli
Shad O'Shay - 25 May 2007 23:12 GMT
>>Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he
>>passes
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>
> Canoli

Sorry but nobody owns language. It's there for anybody who wants to use
it. Here have a look at how often the word "nigger" comes up. Only a few
of the phrases can be considered racist. Be sure to look at the list of
hyphenated words on the left.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=nigger-rigged

It's one thing to call a man a nigger. People shouldn't do that. That's
an insult and a racial slur but to describe something using the word
nigger is totally without racial bigotry unless the person hearing or
seeing it has racial bigotry tendencies.

And it's too bad Morris acted like an animal. It certainly doesn't help
the stereotype of his race one iota.

Shad O'Shay
Harry Harris - 28 May 2007 23:17 GMT
>>>Dave in Lake Villa is going to be Dave in the Lava Lakes when he
>>>passes
[quoted text clipped - 50 lines]
>
> Shad O'Shay

The stereotype exists because of their behavior. The behavior exists
because of the stereotype so it's a vicious circle. Quibbling about
words is pretty counterproductive. It's actions that speak louder than
words. If you act like an animal you'll be thought of as an animal and
rightly so. It's got little to do with race.

It's really a shame the African American leaders don't quite realize
this. They don't seem to think there's anything wrong with the hip-hop
culture that promotes people acting like animals. They have this double
standard where THEY can say nigger this and nigger that and ho this and
ho that and that's OK. Sorry, leaders, but you're wrong and doing your
race a disservice and helping to keep your race down by promoting
stereotypical behavior that says "animal."

My 2 cents worth...

Harry Harris

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Dave in Lake Villa - 29 May 2007 01:55 GMT
'It's got little to do with race.
It's really a shame the African American leaders don't quite realize
this. They don't seem to think there's anything wrong with the hip-hop
culture that promotes people acting like animals. They have this double
standard where THEY can say nigger this and nigger that and ho this and
ho that and that's OK. Sorry, leaders, but you're wrong and doing your
race a disservice and helping to keep your race down by promoting
stereotypical behavior that says "animal."
My 2 cents worth...
Harry Harris'

REPLY:  Ill kick in 25 cents cause you hit it on the head .
canolihiself@yhoo.com - 29 May 2007 22:27 GMT
>And it's too bad Morris acted like an animal. It certainly doesn't help
>the stereotype of his race one iota.
>
>Shad O'Shay

In my family, there are very broadly two groups of black people.  The
first, "blacks" are those people who live to the same standards the
majority of people do;  work and earn their successes, do the right
thing as often as possible, obey the laws, assume responsibility for
their actions.  You rarely see members of this class hanging out on
street corners, or urinating in public, or members of gangs.

We consider those blacks who don't fit into the first group as
"niggers", Technicolor trailer trash, gangbanging, garbage mouths who
glory in Rap jingles, brag of the number of children they have
fathered by different women, while not paying the first dollar in
child support for any of them, who try to intimidate white people, all
around unpleasant individuals who often are the majority in prisons
and penitentiaries.

No matter the group, nor how well I know a black person, I would not
call them nigger to their face, since ipso facto, that is a deadly
insult coming from a white person.  Mercury Morris became a pretty
good buddy after a while, but it still took many months before I could
comfortably say to him about some mistake in the work we were doing:
"Damn, what nigger did that when I wasn't looking".  to which Merc
would reply with something like:  "One of your honky crew must have
inhaled the spray when he was painting himself black, so that he could
look like he knew what he was doing".  Neither of us took that sort of
thing seriously, and in fact would toss the "N" and "H" words at each
other, even when we were arguing about money.  

Canoli
Shad O'Shay - 30 May 2007 00:51 GMT
<big snip>
> Neither of us took that sort of
> thing seriously, and in fact would toss the "N" and "H" words at each
> other, even when we were arguing about money.
>
> Canoli

You should always agree on the price PRIOR to having sex.

Shad O'Shay
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 20 May 2007 20:14 GMT
>REPLY:  No Harry....it is wrong OF YOU to use the 'N' word in ANY form
>of expression. . . .

The only one's that are being misled by the horrendous "N' word, are
the uneducated trailer-trash contingent, suffering from some sort of
guilt-complex originating from their history; and who never got far
enough in their education to understand the elementary latin and greek
constructs of their own language.

Hysteria over the dreaded 'N' word tends to be a bit of a joke within
educated society. The word "nigger" (gaspth!) carries with it no other
meaning beyond "black"; a latin derivative of nigra, nigri, nigro,
nigricans, nigrites, etal.

> And if you were taught to use the 'N' word fluently in speech, then,
>realize whoever taught you it was very misled in doing so.

The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
be members of the medical and botanical science community. It's only
uneducated racist dumsticks that clamour to import pejorative negative
meaning to a term that is employed and used on a daily basis by the
scientific community.
canolihiself@yhoo.com - 29 May 2007 06:47 GMT
>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>be members of the medical and botanical science community. It's only
>uneducated racist dumsticks that clamour to import pejorative negative
>meaning to a term that is employed and used on a daily basis by the
>scientific community.
Stan, you are lost in a bigoted world.  That's the worst defense of
using a word black people find offensive when coming from a white
mouth, I've ever heard, and that includes those who claim language is
free to be used as one desires.  

I'll have to ask my doctor if he calls his black patients 'nigger'.

I believe it is mostly uneducated racist maroons who use and defend he
use of such words. That means here on RORT, only a few, such as you
and Will Sill, believe it is proper to use such derogatory and
demeaning words.
Mercury Morris responded properly, and as to be expected from anyone
on the receiving end of such a direct and challenging insult.

Canoli
GBinNC - 29 May 2007 11:08 GMT
>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.

Stan, I didn't see that when you first posted it, so I'll have to
respond here:

Can you offer even one citation of what you stated above? I've never
heard of such a thing and would like to know where you got that idea. I
know people in both fields and cannot imagine what you say to be true.

GB in NC
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 30 May 2007 20:25 GMT
>Stan, I didn't see that when you first posted it, so I'll have to
>respond here:
>
>Can you offer even one citation of what you stated above? I've never
>heard of such a thing and would like to know where you got that idea. I
>know people in both fields and cannot imagine what you say to be true.

Not sure what I said; that was a while ago; but I assume it may have
had to do with "nigger" merely meaning black, being derived from the
latin: niger, nigra, nigrum, etal; and equivalent to the greek melan-.
No big deal, and hardly a soapbox issue. I just mentioned it in
passing for the purpose of correcting an uninformed error.

Over the years, it's been apparent, that no matter what politically
correct words are employed to designate niggers; the very next day,
that becomes a dirty word also. And I'm getting a tad weary of the
politically correct nonsense!

It wasn't all that long ago, that a very close friend, (and still a
very close friend), a doctor no less, threw up her holy hands in
horror when I uttered the word "negro" in favourable context!  She
almost went into respiratory arrest, upon my utterance of the word
"negro"!

Well . . . P-A-R-D-O-N  M-E !!! As an old fart, I didn't realize that
"negro" had now fallen into disrepute; and I no longer give a damn!!

And GBinNC, I'm not about to waste my otherwise useless time in
validating anything equally useless; when a simple web search would
provide you with 40,000 more confirmations than you would ever want to
know. . . Try "nigger +etymology".
GBinNC - 30 May 2007 20:47 GMT
>>Can you offer even one citation of what you stated above? I've never
>>heard of such a thing and would like to know where you got that idea. I
>>know people in both fields and cannot imagine what you say to be true.

>Not sure what I said; that was a while ago;

What I asked about was your statement that I'm quoting again here, so
there won't be any doubt about what I'm referring to. You said:

>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>be members of the medical and botanical science community.

Again, I ask you where you got that information.

GB in NC
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 30 May 2007 23:33 GMT
>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.
>
>Again, I ask you where you got that information.

There's really nothing to explain. That's merely routine day-to-day
common knowledge within the social/academic community where I hang
out.
GBinNC - 30 May 2007 23:39 GMT
>>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.
>>
>>Again, I ask you where you got that information.

>There's really nothing to explain. That's merely routine day-to-day
>common knowledge within the social/academic community where I hang
>out.

Oh. I see.

GB in NC
Frank Tabor - 31 May 2007 00:08 GMT
>>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
>common knowledge within the social/academic community where I hang
>out.

Apparently you must hang out with a bunch of ignorant bigots.  The
educated folks I know in business and academia don't talk like that.
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GBinNC - 31 May 2007 00:46 GMT
>>>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.

>>>Again, I ask you where you got that information.

>>There's really nothing to explain. That's merely routine day-to-day
>>common knowledge within the social/academic community where I hang
>>out.

>Apparently you must hang out with a bunch of ignorant bigots.  The
>educated folks I know in business and academia don't talk like that.

I'm with you, Frank.

I'd like to see this bunch of folks. I can only imagine....

GB in NC
Frank Tabor - 31 May 2007 02:51 GMT
>>>>>The primary group of "misled" people who teach the "N' word, tend to
>>>>>be members of the medical and botanical science community.
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
>GB in NC

Actually, Stan is in his peer group.
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stan.birch@hotmail.com - 31 May 2007 01:17 GMT
>Apparently you must hang out with a bunch of ignorant bigots.  The
>educated folks I know in business and academia don't talk like that.

Quite the opposite. If you hang out with a bunch of bigots who find
nigers so offensive, then that's your problem. And if they expunge
terms like niger, nigra, nigrum, etal from their vocabulary, then one
would suspect that they are not all that bright.

Then again, many Americans are still treading water a sea of
ignorance, grappling with guilt over their national shame. Canadians
don't share that kind of heritage. My family operated the St. Mary's,
Ontario end of the Underground Railroad. And we see their offspring
each and every night on the local news, being loaded into police cars
in handcuffs.
Frank Tabor - 31 May 2007 02:52 GMT
>>Apparently you must hang out with a bunch of ignorant bigots.  The
>>educated folks I know in business and academia don't talk like that.
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>each and every night on the local news, being loaded into police cars
>in handcuffs.

I repeat, you and your friends are ignorant bigots.  The "n" word is
never a proper word to use in any situation.
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Harry Harris - 31 May 2007 03:03 GMT
>>>Apparently you must hang out with a bunch of ignorant bigots.  The
>>>educated folks I know in business and academia don't talk like that.
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> I repeat, you and your friends are ignorant bigots.  The "n" word is
> never a proper word to use in any situation.

Calling it "the n word" is a simpleton thing to do. Just what do you
think pops into people's heads when they read or hear "the n word?"
Yes, that's right, they think "nigger." So what have you accomplished
with your silly politically correct speech? Nothing but bringing more
attention to it than if you simply ignored it. You, sir, are just as big
a part of the problem or perhaps even bigger than the person who just
comes out and uses the word nigger.

When they bleep out a word on the TV or the radio what do you do? You
fill in the "bad" word in your mind. You think about it more than if
they just used the word. It's how the human brain works. Filling in the
blanks is one thing that makes us so intelligent.

Have people taken leave of their senses in the last forty or so years?
There's no thought behind what people do anymore. They act more like
parrots than people. They regurgitate without shame and fool themselves
into thinking others will think them wise. It's so much balderdash!  Am
I the only one left who understands what's going on?

Harry Harris

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Will Sill - 31 May 2007 11:35 GMT
I see where "Harry Harris" <harris@thehilltopcafe.notagoodaddy>
contributed:
> Am I the only one left who understands what's going on?

No.

You're not even the only lunatic posting here.

'Bye.

Will Sill
The Curmudgeon of Sill Hill
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 18 May 2007 23:37 GMT
>I have 2 Deep Cell AGM type (Trojan J150)  Batteries, 12 v., in parallel
>without any switch. Im told i need a switch otherwise the batteries will
>discharge one to the other.

Total horse dooey!
Harry Harris - 18 May 2007 23:44 GMT
> >On Fri, 18 May 2007  DaveInLakeVilla@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
> >wrote:
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Total horse dooey!

You're misinformed, mister. If one battery goes bad, has a bad cell for
example, it WILL draw down the good battery if they are connected in
parallel. Better to have an isolation switch.

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stan.birch@hotmail.com - 19 May 2007 00:20 GMT
>On Fri, 18 May 2007  "Harry Harris" wrote:
>You're misinformed, mister. If one battery goes bad, has a bad cell for
>example, it WILL draw down the good battery if they are connected in
>parallel.

Not exactly sure how this expostulation relates to the initial query!

Pleaze explain. .
Harry Harris - 19 May 2007 00:31 GMT
> >On Fri, 18 May 2007  "Harry Harris" wrote:
>>You're misinformed, mister. If one battery goes bad, has a bad cell
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Pleaze explain. .

It's simple. No two batteries are ever identical. Even if bought
together their resting voltage can be slightly different. When connected
in parallel the one with the lower resting voltage will draw the one
with the higher resting voltage down, or more accurately, the two will
equalize one the other. You can never assume batteries will last
forever. Often one battery will just give up the ghost while another of
the same vintage may last a year or two longer. I believe the original
poster just simplified his post and left out the reasons a weaker
battery can weaken a stronger battery if connected in parallel.

I understand your point that two new, good batteries connected together
in parallel won't discharge each other. But, you know how things work in
real life. Two good batteries don't stay good for long. . . Why take a
chance on ruining a good battery if one goes bad?

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Jonathan King - 19 May 2007 01:15 GMT
Right you are there Harris. If the batteries are not identical a current
will flow between them. A bad battery will kill all others connected to it.
No two batteries are the same.  They should be isolated. Hook two batteries
together and put an ammeter between them and see.

Think of the clown who tries to hook two gas generator outputs in parallel.

http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/marine_battery.htm

"When connecting batteries in parallel be sure to use the same type of
battery, for example; two deep cycle batteries. The age of the batteries
should be the same. A new battery connected in parallel to an older one will
not get fully charged, and the older battery may get overcharged. "

http://dodgeram.org/tech/mods/electric/2nd_battery.htm

"Connecting 12 volt lead acid batteries in parallel can be done, but you
must be careful to minimize the danger of fire or battery explosion. Yes,
manufacturers of diesel pickups connect batteries in parallel to provide the
high starting currents required by diesels in cold weather, but the
manufacturers take the lowest cost solution to the problem, and figure that
the batteries will outlive the warranty period.

Batteries can be connected in parallel only if they are of identical age,
capacity, and manufacturing lot, and only if they will always remain
connected in parallel. If the batteries are ever cycled indepedantly, they
should be replaced with another matched pair.

If a mismatched pair of batteries is connected in parallel and then allowed
to sit, they will pass current back and forth in an effort to ballance
charge. If one battery is weaker than the other, it will attempt to drain
the stronger battery. Eventually, one battery will short and the other will
then dump all remaing charge into the shorted cell - resulting in two dead
batteries or worse, a fire or battery explosion.

To prevent charge swapping/discharging/fires/etc, some kind of isolator is
recommended for batteries in parallel. There are two types of isolators:

 a.. Contactor or relay
 b.. solid state diode "
Will Sill - 19 May 2007 12:48 GMT
I see where "Harry Harris" <harris@thehilltopcafe.notagoodaddy>
contributed:

>I understand your point that two new, good batteries connected together
>in parallel won't discharge each other. But, you know how things work in
>real life. Two good batteries don't stay good for long. . . Why take a
>chance on ruining a good battery if one goes bad?

This from the same moron who thinks propane is a danger to society.

Will Sill
The Curmudgeon of Sill Hill
Dude - 19 May 2007 17:33 GMT
> I see where "Harry Harris" <harris@thehilltopcafe.notagoodaddy>
> contributed:
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Will Sill
> The Curmudgeon of Sill Hill

It is if it is wired in either series or parallel with two 12v deep
cycle batteries and a blasting cap.
Jim Redelfs - 20 May 2007 06:48 GMT
>> I understand your point that two new, good batteries connected together
>> in parallel won't discharge each other. But, you know how things work in
>> real life. Two good batteries don't stay good for long. . . Why take a
>> chance on ruining a good battery if one goes bad?

> This from the same moron who thinks propane is a danger to society.

I see my filters are working nominally:  You are replying to articles I never
saw originally.

You suckers take troll bait WAAAAAY too easily, then RUN with it.

Did you finally sell your Class B (handmade?) motorhome?
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SnoMan - 19 May 2007 17:03 GMT
>You're misinformed, mister. If one battery goes bad, has a bad cell for
>example, it WILL draw down the good battery if they are connected in
>parallel. Better to have an isolation switch.

Again not a probel amd a waste on money. if one battery has a cell
short out, the other is likely no far behind and it should be replaced
as well and this shorted cell would not cause a big problem or hazard.
plus if you want maximum power transfer to load the less contacts in
circuit (ie switches) the better.
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Matt Colie - 19 May 2007 13:31 GMT
Dave,

Now that you have a collection of answers, let me tell you the facts as
I learned them from WWII submariners (these guys knew batteries or died).

Two good batteries in parallel will not loose charge because they are
connected.

Batteries in parallel won't necessarily charge equally.  Hence, if you
have two batteries in parallel, you will not always have two batteries
of capacity available.  This can be true even if the two were
manufactured next to each other as there can be other factors here.

The boat store switch suggested by another is a good and reliable
answer.  (Shop the web a lot, there vary widely in cost and rating.) It
is what I would do for the suggested installation.  It will also (as
would your knife switches) allow to isolate each battery for an
occasional charge to bring both to full capacity.

I would wire the switch in on the positive side.  That way, if one
battery is removed for service, there will not be a hot lead with
nowhere to go.

Matt Colie

> I have 2 Deep Cell AGM type (Trojan J150)  Batteries, 12 v., in parallel
> without any switch. Im told i need a switch otherwise the batteries will
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> ?   If this will NOT work, then what type of switch do i need to get ?
> Thank y ou much, Dave.
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 20 May 2007 19:26 GMT
>Now that you have a collection of answers, let me tell you the facts as
>I learned them from WWII submariners (these guys knew batteries or died).

The same applied to pilots who didn't know how to fly; but that didn't
keep them grounded. :-(

Matt's version of "the facts" is all wrong, and comes from someone who
obviously doesn't know squat about batteries or charging systems. :-(

>Batteries in parallel won't necessarily charge equally.

And as long as they charge, who really cares?

>Hence, if you have two batteries in parallel, you will not always have two batteries
>of capacity available.

This string of words contains no meaning.

>The boat store switch suggested by another is a good and reliable
>answer.

No it's a bad answer. No benefit can be derived from installing a
totally useless switch that serves no useful purpose.

>(Shop the web a lot, there vary widely in cost and rating.) It
>is what I would do for the suggested installation.  It will also (as
>would your knife switches) allow to isolate each battery for an
>occasional charge to bring both to full capacity.

Total Balderdash!!

RV batteries are always charged with a "constant voltage" system:
Basically, the charging system supplies a constant voltage to the
battery or batteries in the system; and each battery in the system
merely accepts or rejects the current needed to bring itself up to
full charge. The battery itself is the only regulator of the charging
rate within such a system.

So, if for instance, that charging system is set for 13.8 volts
output, then each and every battery in the system is going to see the
very same 13.8volt potential. Battery #1 is going to see the very same
13.8V charging potential as battery #2. And if battery #2 is
disconnected, does battery #1 know that?? 'Course not!!

All battery #1 will ever care about, is whether the charging voltage
is 13.8 volts. As to whether there is another battery in the system,
or even 1000 batteries for that matter; as long as battery #1 is
receiving it's 13.8 volts, it really doesn't care how many other
batteries might be paralleled to the same system.

>I would wire the switch in on the positive side . . .

Have you not already employed your daft recommendations on your own
rig??!
Harry Harris - 20 May 2007 19:56 GMT
<snipped a bunch of opinionated drivel based on ignorance>
> All battery #1 will ever care about, is whether the charging voltage
> is 13.8 volts. As to whether there is another battery in the system,
> or even 1000 batteries for that matter; as long as battery #1 is
> receiving it's 13.8 volts, it really doesn't care how many other
> batteries might be paralleled to the same system.

You are so stupid, mister! There are two states when it comes to
batteries. Charging and discharging. If they aren't being charged then
they are discharging. Any time you put two or more batteries in parallel
they will ALL discharge down to the level of the weakest battery. If the
weakest battery happens to be short-circuited internally than ALL the
batteries will end up dead.
In your ignorance you only see one side of the coin. That's pathetic.

Stop trying to act like an authority concerning a subject you obviously
are too stupid to understand.

Harry Harris

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stan.birch@hotmail.com - 20 May 2007 20:35 GMT
>On Sun, 20 May 2007 "Harry Harris" wrote:

> Any time you put two or more batteries in parallel
>they will ALL discharge down to the level of the weakest battery.

I think the concept you were desparately searching for, but unable to
express, was an engineering-concept educated people would refer to as
"equilibrium"

> If the weakest battery happens to be short-circuited internally than ALL the
>batteries will end up dead. In your ignorance you only see one side of the coin. That's pathetic

One of the most desperate attempts I've ever witnessed in this forum
by someone who's singular motivation, is to make a lot of noise
without providing content.  

As for short-circuited batteries . . . Give us a break!! That has
nothing whatsover to do with the topic.

>Stop trying to act like an authority concerning a subject you obviously
>are too stupid to understand.

Coming from a dumbnut like you, I consider that a compliment!
mrehmus - 21 May 2007 21:46 GMT
> Dave,
>
[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
>
> - Show quoted text -

Welllllll

You didn't quite hear them correctly.
Yup, we used series and parallel batteries on submarines. But (a big
but here) the batteries were built up from single, 2,000 lb. cells. So
when one went bad, it was jumpered around. Battery voltage went down a
bit but the larger battery still worked OK. Submarine electricians
took the gravity of the battery cells very frequently and the
batteries were taken care of like or maybe better than babies. No
battery, no boat.

One cannot do what submariners do with batteries except with those
extremely high capacity batteries that are sold cell by cell and
placed in a big plastic box. I'd buy a set but they don't fit.
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 21 May 2007 22:19 GMT
>One cannot do what submariners do with batteries except with those
>extremely high capacity batteries that are sold cell by cell and
>placed in a big plastic box. I'd buy a set but they don't fit.

And at $1000 - 2000 for a 12 volt collection, you can buy these from
Rolls/Surette with a ten year guarantee.
 
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