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Subject: Re: using the bathroom during lightning storm
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Date: 24 May 91 16:15:52 GMT
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From article <1991May23.223109.19908@cbfsb.att.com>, by Dan_Jacobson@ATT.COM:
> Outside there is a big lightning storm.  Should I risk the brief
> moments of a closed liquid circuit between me and the plumbing system
> by using the restroom?  [I need to know soon.]

Talk about a painful shock :-)

I think you're risking more by posting this message over the phone line.
To say nothing about possible damage to your hard disks.

So, turn off your computer and go.

Mark B. Kaminsky   mkaminsk@cvbnet.prime.com
Computervision/Prime Computer, Bedford, Massachusetts, USA