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Cops face plenty of perils in the line of duty—and now they can add an unusual one to the list. In a viral video that made the rounds last week, a uniformed Boston police officer spilled out of the City Hall Plaza playground slide face-down and rattled around like a soda vacating a vending machine. He suffered minor injuries, NBC10 Boston reported. But the incident provided some major entertainment.

Its been many years since I bought a can of ~~soda~~ pop from a vending machine but the second I read that I heard the exact sound in my head lol.

“I believe in the death penalty for all crimes, real or simulated.”

So your settler relatives died in the Al-Aqsa Flood.

Why should I care?

-blackredguard probably

Louis "i'M a BusINeEs OwnEr" Rossmann

A Ukrainian immigrant in Munich pooped on Bandera's grave

You don't tug on Superman's cape

You don't spit into the wind

You don't pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger

And you don't mess around with ~~Jim~~ Houthie rebels

Xi your time is up

Students For a Free Tibet protesters have been chanting “Long Live the Dalai Lama” smh

considering the kobe reference probably marbled

I'm pretty sure they only make three hole gfci outlets so your best bet is to at least get the first outlet in the circuit with a gfci outlet and the rest either gfci (redundant after the first one) or three prong outlets and they all have to be marked 'no equipment ground'. The other comments about making the landlord do it is probably the best advice. The rentseeker should have just rewired the house if it was remodeled.

I'm currently living an ungrounded lifestyle and I have the adapters everywhere. The only device I decided not to plug in is the microwave since it has a high voltage transformer and the microwave I had was very cheap. Not having a ground wire is potentially a safety issue but not in the way most people think. The ground wire just provides an alternate path to return current back to the panel in case the hot wire in the device should come loose and touch the metal case on the device. You can install gfi outlets without a ground wire but the gfi does need to be the first outlet on a branch circuit and labeled as 'no equipment ground'. You would need to figure that out by following the circuit from the panel and unless the outlet is turned off by a switch you need to turn it off at the panel while replacing the outlet. It's pretty easy to do with a screwdriver and something to trim the insulation off the wire like a wire stripper or utility knife and I would use a meter to prove the circuit is de-energized before working on it. I'm not sure what their issue is with the adapters unless they are telling the rentseeker to rewire the house with a ground wire. An ungrounded gfi is exactly the same as using a 3-2 adapter your just using the 3 hole gfi as the adapter in this case but your also getting gfi protection. Not sure if I made it clear but ground wire and gfi are two different safety concerns.