Smoke Detectors: Possible Massachusetts Legislature Action ?

[sdeason1]

i hope people realize that hard wire runs from electricity. if there is an electrical problem, oops.
battery operated or not bad as long as the house manager makes sure are replaced.
wouldn't we all love to have sprinkler systems installed, but guess what, it is cost prohibitave in older houses. many will go broke or be out of their houses.
the problems in these economic times, i don't know if parents will donate any money for frivilous things like glos houseing. just a thought.

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by sdeason1

i hope people realize that hard wire runs from electricity. if there is an electrical problem, oops.
battery operated or not bad as long as the house manager makes sure are replaced.
wouldn't we all love to have sprinkler systems installed, but guess what, it is cost prohibitave in older houses. many will go broke or be out of their houses.
the problems in these economic times, i don't know if parents will donate any money for frivilous things like glos houseing. just a thought.

I miss Drolefille.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by sdeason1

i hope people realize that hard wire runs from electricity.

Were you aware that 'hard wiring' is actually referring to electricity? It comes from the walls! OMG!

if there is an electrical problem, oops.

Yes, an electrical problem, like a fire.

battery operated or not bad as long as the house manager makes sure are replaced.

College students can totally be trusted to not remove batteries from smoke detectors. I mean it's not like there are no-smoking signs on bathrooms across the country, and flight attendants never warn you about tampering with them on a plane!

wouldn't we all love to have sprinkler systems installed, but guess what, it is cost prohibitave in older houses. many will go broke or be out of their houses.

Guess what! Major safety changes can be expensive! It's far better that people die in a fire, like a fraternity brother did in my hometown than people have to leave unsafe houses!

the problems in these economic times, i don't know if parents will donate any money for frivilous things like glos houseing. just a thought.

Yeah their children dying is totally frivilousnessity.

Originally Posted by SydneyK

I miss Drolefille.

<3

Sorry this is short on the humor, the material was subpar.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Yeah their children dying is totally frivilousnessity.

Yay, Drolefille is here!! And she brings great new words!

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Sorry this is short on the humor, the material was subpar.

Welcome back! This wasn't short on humor at all!

Thanks for the clarification. I can always count on your translation skills!

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

Yay, Drolefille is here!! And she brings great new words!

Originally Posted by SydneyK

Welcome back! This wasn't short on humor at all!

Thanks for the clarification. I can always count on your translation skills!

Aw I feel loved. No idea how much I'll be around, I've kept the GC link on my homepage but haven't clicked it often >.<

[ThetaPrincess24]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

Were you aware that 'hard wiring' is actually referring to electricity? It comes from the walls! OMG!

Yes, an electrical problem, like a fire.
College students can totally be trusted to not remove batteries from smoke detectors. I mean it's not like there are no-smoking signs on bathrooms across the country, and flight attendants never warn you about tampering with them on a plane!


Guess what! Major safety changes can be expensive! It's far better that people die in a fire, like a fraternity brother did in my hometown than people have to leave unsafe houses!



Yeah their children dying is totally frivilousnessity.


<3

Sorry this is short on the humor, the material was subpar.

I have missed your translations!! Welcome back!

[VandalSquirrel]

Originally Posted by sdeason1

i hope people realize that hard wire runs from electricity. if there is an electrical problem, oops.
battery operated or not bad as long as the house manager makes sure are replaced.
wouldn't we all love to have sprinkler systems installed, but guess what, it is cost prohibitave in older houses. many will go broke or be out of their houses.
the problems in these economic times, i don't know if parents will donate any money for frivilous things like glos houseing. just a thought.

You might want to take a Berlitz course and work on your English.

I have these same smoke detectors in my home. They are hard wired and have a battery. It is a double back up system and saves me money on my insurance. If a capital campaign is started it is imperative that the costs of safety and accessibility be included.

I'd rather have no house than a house people die in for the sake of having a house or to cite money. No person's life is worth losing, a house is replaceable, people are not.