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Subject: 
Thanks, but...
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Date: 
Mon, 7 Jul 2003 23:44:50 GMT
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So yeah.  66 studs or whatever = 22.625".  Got the LG 5000 BTU unit.  $179 @
FutureShop.  Fits in window.  Life should be good.

Brought it home, I just set it in the window out of impatience, and not
wanting to wait since I left all my tools at work and can't screw anything
together right now.  I piled some boxes and shirts on top of it, to cover
the gap.  I turn it on... ahhhhh. air.

Then, an hour later, I go back in my room, and my CARPET IS SOAKED and water
is like POURING out of the little bugger!  So I freak out and try to pull
out the cord.

THEN I GET A SHOCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I SAW the spark leap from the plug to
my finger!!!!!

NOT NICE!!!!!!!!

So then I turn it off and yank the cord out by the cable, I'm so mad.  So I
pick it up and carry it to the washroom, and water SPILLS EVERYWHERE.  I
pour the remaining water down the sink.

So now this thing is siting in my washroom doing nothing, I have a soaked
carpet, and I'm all hot and sticky again and its GROSS OUTSIDE.

UGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't win.  Ever.  :(

    Iain



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(...) Yeah, air conditioners have this nasty habit of ripping the moisture out of your room along with the heat. You're supposed to make sure they lean out the window just a bit so the water can give the little birdies a place to make mudpies (...) (21 years ago, 8-Jul-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)

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