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![]() SPARKYS UNABRIDGED DICTONARY OF ELECTRICAL DAFFYNITIONS Approved: rating given by Mom & Dad to their daughters new boyfriend, whos in medical school Non-approved: rating given by Mom & Dad to their daughters new boyfriend, whos working at the car wash Bonding: the cosmic unison of two peoples souls, auras and karma Bonding jumper: a criminal who disappears after someone posts his bond Continuos load: your live-in mother in-law Conductor: the person who drives the train Conduit: at Romitti Electric we "con-duit" for you. All jobs large or small, we deliver safe, quality work Dead front: an affliction that occasionally effects adult males Demand factor: a point at which Dad finally gives in and says yes to his daughters insistent demands for another new pair of shoes Dimmer: what all the lights in the house seem to be after the handyman repairs the bathroom outlet Dust tight: something with so much dust on it, that it cant be cleaned Exposed: the condition of the plumber, who is bent over working under your sink Feeder: something your wife yells at you to do at 2:00 in the morning, when youre two-week-old daughter is crying Fire: 1: what you should do to the handyman one hour after he starts remodeling your kitchen; 2: what often happens because you didnt fire the handyman Fish tape: tape used to repair fish Flash light: usually what immediately follows after the "OHM" chant (see ohm) Grounded: the removal or suspension of your teenager's privileges for coming in after curfew Grounding: the threat of the removal or suspension of your teenagers privileges for coming in after curfew (see "Grounded") Hazardous location: your teenage sons bedroom Hertz: Americas #1 car rental dealer; Mega-hertz: a whole lotta #1 car rental dealers Hickey bender: what fathers want to do to the boys who make those black marks on their daughters necks Ohm: part of a chant that handymen use when connecting two wires together "Ohmmm I hope this worrrrks" Outlet: a large discount shopping area; Light outlet: a large discount shopping area for non-serious, occasional shoppers; Power outlet: a large discount shopping area for serious, heavy-duty shoppers Overloaded: what your brain becomes while trying to explain those questionable deductions to the IRS agent Qualified person: everyone on Romitti Electrics staff Screwdriver: a strong drink made of orange juice and vodka, needed immediately after the "FLASH LIGHT" to calm the handymans nerves (see ohm and flashlight) Special permission: what fathers give to their daughters on Prom night, to stay out after curfew Switch: a thin, strong branch, usually form a hickory tree, applied by Dad to Jonnys backside, after sneaking off with the car; 3-way switch: same as above, but adding Jonnys two brothers who were discovered to be Jonnys accomplices; 4-way switch: includes sister Joanie Switchboard: what Ernestine the operator works at (one ringy-dingy) T-rated: approved by Mr. "T" Volts: what a good citizen does on the first Tuesday in November Voltmeter: device used to count "volts" on election day Wet location: a babys bottom after six hours of no diaper changes ZIGZAG Transformer: the dude at the head shop who can transform a paper into a special cigarette, using only one hand 120/240: the blood pressure of the handyman as he guesses his way through your kitchen remodeling 277/480: the homeowner's blood pressure after learning he has to spend thousands of dollars more, because everything the handyman did is wrong, and has to be redone Sparkys Daffynitions are intended to be fun and entertaining. Unfortunately there are many so-called "electricians" out there who dont know the difference. At Romitti Electric, we take our profession, and your safety, very seriously. Our staff knows the correct definitions and applications of all these items and many more. Through training, supervision and many years of experience, hard work and study, our staff is able to provide you, your family and property with safe, quality installations and maintenance. Go with the professionals, go with Romitti.
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