The fact it is too easy to cut/drill through both conductors and still manage to energize a metal body (especially with the Tim Taylor crowd) is why they pressed forward with double-insulated requirement for hand-operated power tools...
Those are far too small to get the mounting bolts for a V8 on, even for a small block.
https://youtu.be/qsPwLdY6VFY
TS 00:15 and 06:58 are prime examples of the kind of "energizing a metal body" I was talking aboot... but hey, no reason not to enjoy the whole loop.
mnem
motherfucker got paid to run over golf carts with a tank... I am in the wrong line of work.
That show was far too subtle and self-aware to be both American and aimed at a blue collar audience, but it was. Several cuts above anything else American TV was turning out in that target market at the time. Wilson was my favourite character.
"So we upgraded it..."
Mine too. Reminded me a lot of grand-dad, except he never seemed able to demonstrate that level of patience with
me.
That's not entirely true either; King of the Hill was coeval, as was Malcolm in the Middle, and both were far better written and more incisive than they had a right to be given the source and the target audience. Between them, they ran overlapping from 1991-2010. It's just compared to "Reality TV" and The Simps, etc that you wonder how the fuck any of them ever got greenlighted.
The bad part aboot these shows is that they ultimately served the exact opposite of their intended purpose; rather than holding a mirror up to the batshit crazy world that made these families (and to some extent, almost all working class families) the kind of crazy they were, they became a new genre of "fucked-up family shows" that serve to normalize and even in some cases glorify the fucked-up-ness rather than actually work towards changing the crazy world that forged those families in the first place.
Now, their main purpose is to serve as "yeah, we're fucked up... but we're not THAT bad..." examples, until you're left with shit like The Osbornes as the only step down to be thankful you're above...
mnem
*currently weaning my son off the Simps and onto a regular diet of those 3 shows and Serling-era Twilight Zone/Outer Limits...*