Obama wants higher taxes: No deal for repubs.

[Here Is One]

Thank you very much for your help

It is very important to keep these conservative threads on top.

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Here Is One wrote:

Thank you very much for your help
It is very important to keep these conservative threads on top.

Thanks for helping keep your repubican threads on top and showing everyone what you're all about. You’re helping the Democrats take back the house and senate.

[One is an idiot]

GRANDPA NICOLAI wrote:

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You think...??? LMAO

You caught him in another lie! It's a proven fact he can't think!

[Here is One]

Bawahahahahaha wrote:

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kalifornica is going down the sewer, bawahahahahaha

Long time NO see Street Turd.
Still a sheeple we see?
Species don't change,eh! Did you mate with Here is Ones EuroTrashSlutWife? Ahahahahahaha
Mexico is the self deportation site de jour FRIEND!
How is that f'ed up little unPatriotic Militia thingy goin DUDE?
Bahahahahahaha sheepo creepo Willits f up.

[Here Is One]

Thanks again..........

Very important to show the world how moron/liberals really are....

[GRANDPA NICOLAI]

Here Is One wrote:

Thanks again..........
Very important to show the world how moron/liberals really are....

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Yes, and you area shining example of conservative stupidity....

Thanks for helping us reelect President OBAMA....

We are looking forward to working with you to help the Democrats regain the House during the midterms...

[Here Is One]

GRANDPA NICOLAI wrote:

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Yes, and you area shining example of conservative stupidity....
Thanks for helping us reelect President OBAMA....
We are looking forward to working with you to help the Democrats regain the House during the midterms...

The building department says you are a liar..........LOL

[Local]

Step 6 of 6: Meter Set
Once construction is complete, the last step is for you to contact us to install (set) the gas and/or electric
meters. Usually, your account will already be established using the information from your original application.
Call 1(800) PGE-5000 to schedule an appointment to have your meter(s) set.
Please note the following items:
• When inspections are required by the state, or by a city or county building department, we must
receive approval from that agency before we can set a gas or electric meter. Many building
departments relay this information to us at the end of each business day. If you call us on the same
day of your inspection, we most likely will not have a record of the inspection yet.

http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/mybusin...

[Here Is One]

Local wrote:

Step 6 of 6: Meter Set
Once construction is complete, the last step is for you to contact us to install (set) the gas and/or electric
meters. Usually, your account will already be established using the information from your original application.
Call 1(800) PGE-5000 to schedule an appointment to have your meter(s) set.
Please note the following items:
• When inspections are required by the state, or by a city or county building department, we must
receive approval from that agency before we can set a gas or electric meter. Many building
departments relay this information to us at the end of each business day. If you call us on the same
day of your inspection, we most likely will not have a record of the inspection yet.
http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/mybusin...

The fool has proven himself a liar again..........I called the building department and they said it is absolutely not happening

yes she has proven herself a liar again

[GRANDPA NICOLAI]

Local wrote:

Step 6 of 6: Meter Set
Once construction is complete, the last step is for you to contact us to install (set) the gas and/or electric
meters. Usually, your account will already be established using the information from your original application.
Call 1(800) PGE-5000 to schedule an appointment to have your meter(s) set.
Please note the following items:
• When inspections are required by the state, or by a city or county building department, we must
receive approval from that agency before we can set a gas or electric meter. Many building
departments relay this information to us at the end of each business day. If you call us on the same
day of your inspection, we most likely will not have a record of the inspection yet.

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Maybe to put the account on my name , and that does not change the fact that power was connected to the house by PG&E months ago...

[GRANDPA NICOLAI]

Here Is One wrote:

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The fool has proven himself a liar again..........I called the building department and they said it is absolutely not happening
yes she has proven herself a liar again

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Liar....

You didn't call anyone...

There are many houses under construction with PG&E power hooked up to them, and inspectors never say anything to anyone

So thanks for confirming your sterling reputation as THE LIAR KING of TOPIX...

[Here Is One]

GRANDPA NICOLAI wrote:

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Maybe to put the account on my name , and that does not change the fact that power was connected to the house by PG&E months ago...

Wrong again village liar..........

I posted the state law that says it is illegal..........
Local posted the law

Other posted the law......

But thanks for proving beyond a shadow of doubt that you are not building a house.......

Why do you continue to lie about something that is so easily proven a lie?????????

[Local]

GRANDPA NICOLAI wrote:

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Maybe to put the account on my name , and that does not change the fact that power was connected to the house by PG&E months ago...

If the home is not completed, you can only have a "temporary service" (as defined by PG&E and the UBC).
What part of the law do you not understand?

[Local]

Date Service is Needed
While our lead-times vary from project to project, we will make every attempt to meet your service needs. If
there are scheduling conflicts, we'll give higher priority to projects that have received FINAL BUILDING
INSPECTIONS, signed all contracts, paid all service costs, secured all rights-of-way and necessary permits, and met all agreed-to construction responsibilities.

http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/mybusin...

[Local]

Temporary Construction Power
There's usually construction power available if we have existing facilities with enough capacity next to or on
your construction site. Your PG&E representative will let you know the costs for construction power, which
vary from site to site. If construction power is available, we may be able to install it within three to five
working days. You'll need to pay these costs, and the city or county building department will need to inspect
and approve your temporary meter panel before we can install the temporary service and meter.

http://www.pge.com/includes/docs/pdfs/mybusin...

Now. The old pos needs to explain how he has a permanent power service on a partially completed home site.

[Local]

Here Is One wrote:

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Wrong again village liar..........
I posted the state law that says it is illegal..........
Local posted the law
Other posted the law......
But thanks for proving beyond a shadow of doubt that you are not building a house.......
Why do you continue to lie about something that is so easily proven a lie?????????

The ole pos isn't sophisticated enough to understand exactly what he has.
He can only have a "temporary service" during construction of the home as defined by PG&E and the Uniform Building Code.

How his alleged on site solar electric system is wired into a temporary service?
It can be done, but there is not a high probability that someone would pay to hook up the system to a temporary meter, and then re route it to the permanent power supply.

My research on solar power payback numbers tells me that it wouldn't be worth the trouble.

Most residential solar panel systems pay back a couple of hundred bucks per month(on sunny months), so during a few months of construction, hooking up the system and then re routing the system upon home completion wouldn't be worth the trouble..........

He is either outright lying, or the temp. service will actually be the permanent service upon completion of the home.

[Local]

GRANDPA NICOLAI wrote:

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Liar....
You didn't call anyone...
There are many houses under construction with PG&E power hooked up to them, and inspectors never say anything to anyone
So thanks for confirming your sterling reputation as THE LIAR KING of TOPIX...

RUN forrest, run.