OT: A must if you use a lot of AA Batteries

Pork Butt Mike · January 2009

Looking to save money this year, then check this out if you use a lot of AA batteries.

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t261/OLd-Man58/Battery/?action=view&current=Batteries.flv

Rascal · January 2009

Wow! Thank you! What a find!!

Frank from Houma · January 2009

Don't go there guys. I have received this as an email a couple times. Check it out at Snopes.com

http://www.snopes.com/photos/humor/batteryhack.asp

Another one I receive once a month is the cell phone do not call list.

http://www.snopes.com/politics/business/cell411.asp

thirdeye · January 2009

Don't rush out and corner the market just yet...

http://www.snopes.com/photos/humor/batteryhack.asp

Pork Butt Mike · January 2009

My bad thought I was doing good, I guess everything you see is not true. I just like to give everyone the benefit of doubt when they post something.

SORRY MY BAD.

Firetruck · January 2009

Thats cool Mike, thatnks for sharing.

dhuffjr · January 2009

Following the link to the dissection and the reason behind it.... I have to ask. Who is going to stir molten metal with a 4" graphite stick and for how long?

stike · January 2009

my basic rule of thumb (holds up about 99% of the time): there hasn't ever been an email that said "forward this to all your friends" that had any truth to it....

i get three a day from one person. seriously.
especially those "send it to 12 people and send me a copy so i know you forwarded it".

Frank from Houma · January 2009

I wish I only had one person sending me three a day. I have three regulars and a couple occasionals that will send me 4-6 a day.

Semolina Pilchard · January 2009

I received that email a few months ago and figured it was false. When you have a little radio that requires six volts, you put in 4 batteries in series that each have 1.5 volts. 32 AA batteries in series would be 48 volts. Although when I watched the video it did look like all those batteries were in the 6 volt. Thanks for trying to pass along a tip to everyone.

stike · January 2009

i delete the stuff without a reply. if they ever ask, i tell them i have a hard-core spam filter, and it automatically deletes forwarded chain mail. they occasionally get the message.

or you can have your outlook automatically forward their stuff to the trash when it comes in.

Old Salt · January 2009

First thing this morning I checked my e-mails and had 28 pieces of trash. One was sent out from a family group about Gates and AOL giving money away. I received the same one a couple of weeks ago and returned it to our family group with a notation to read Snopes. I sent the Snopes out again to our family group. With this trash my mail box became overloaded.

OT: A must if you use a lot of AA Batteries

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