Many places in San Francisco were built before standard electrical code was put in effect. After visiting several such places, I proposed an amendment to the code: “When you walk into a room you should be able to reach out at chest level to the wall on the open side of the door and find a note telling you where in the room the light switch is located.” :)
BE THIS GUY Premium Member about 1 month ago
Just disconnect it.
ƹʅɗʘ "In a Capp Shul" ɗ'ʘraɗʘ about 1 month ago
! I’ll bet this Owner wishes She could switch places with someone about now.
wiatr Premium Member about 1 month ago
Currently it looks to be a big problem.
BE THIS GUY Premium Member about 1 month ago
“That’s the second biggest switch I ever saw.
Jesy Bertz Premium Member about 1 month ago
That’s a switch.
gopher gofer about 1 month ago
there’s something about that wall – it looks off…
Qiset about 1 month ago
It’s for the smart-ass home.
The Reader Premium Member about 1 month ago
Flick the switch. It’ll give you wings!
Imaginarium about 1 month ago
Where are the power lines ? Or solar panels ? Cannot have electric without electric ;-)
jagedlo about 1 month ago
Who’s been playing with the on/off switch?
well-i-never about 1 month ago
And the ladder was for…?
A Common 'tator about 1 month ago
Down is “on”…
ט The Front 9 about 1 month ago
Looks like a serious 5/12 pitch instead of a 1/13 or 10/30 pitch…. turn the problem over to the Nathan D. Fraction or a Frank Lloyd Wright bulb.
sdjamieson Premium Member about 1 month ago
Brilliant! Imagine the size of the light bulb when someone gets an idea!
uniquename about 1 month ago
Now all you need is a crane to turn it on.
Jeffin Premium Member about 1 month ago
Is it set on slow or fast, or half fast?
mistercatworks about 1 month ago
Many places in San Francisco were built before standard electrical code was put in effect. After visiting several such places, I proposed an amendment to the code: “When you walk into a room you should be able to reach out at chest level to the wall on the open side of the door and find a note telling you where in the room the light switch is located.” :)
PO' DAWG Premium Member about 1 month ago
Close up of a model railroad house, that switch controls all the lights for the whole village.
Cozmik Cowboy about 1 month ago
In the subdivision in Denver where my son lives (and the one he used to live in), all the houses have their circuit boxes outside. Weird.
thelost wizard about 1 month ago
Click bait.
kcgtsv about 1 month ago
Why was a ladder needed for the diagnosis?