Well after the Dick and Jane comment... I expected some yammer on mandatory regulations requiring CO detectors or some such.. What I got was a darn good argument for having them.
Now: For the record, I am a product of the Public education system, Went to the smallest K-12 Public school in the state of Michigan.. Many of you have heard of that town (Tekonsha) but how many know it's a TOWN?.. Enough of that..
What is my point of telling you this.....
His cut and paste only contained one new "Fact" (The number 250) The rest of what was in it we covered in, as I recall, high school. Might have been junior high, but I think it was high.
(My memory suffers a bit when it comes to 50 year old time lines) the teacher also discussed symptoms of CO poisoning so we stood a chance of getting out of there should the CO level climb where there is no detector. (The cut and paste covered it too) .
I'm also no good on names and faces.... Rather good on science stuff though, and math, and electronics,, And for the record my IQ has 3 digits.
(100, is by definition the average IQ by the way)
