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September 22, 2009

Joules Jolt

J is for Joules.

During a recent thunderstorm, a jolt of joules jostled electrical devices, over-juicing them and turning them into junk. (lightning photo credit: Eric @ Musings of a Wandering Physicist.)
A modem became defunct, possibly receiving its jolt through the telephone jack.  Was that just? 
A TV satellite dish became jostled, jamming all signals. 
Fixing it was a jumbo job for the repairman. 
And the auto sprinkler controls were jangled.
Jeez. Janitor Janie in(j)eniously ordered a new one.
Would she jabber her complaints, in(j)est mint juleps, or become jealous of those with working appliances while despairing at the jambalaya of joule-induced injustices? 
No, she made jest and hoped for jubilation when the repair jobs were done.
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33 comments:

  1. Love that first comment! What a fun post you have made from this jolting experience....

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  2. I totally agree with Ackworth and Carol! A delightful post of jumbled and jostled js!

    Have a great day -- hopefully not a jolting one!

    Sylvia

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  3. Janie's Jolting Joules almost jeopardized the joy of joining today's J's...

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  4. Better you than me - well - maybe not, but have been there. Hopefully Janitor Janie just (j)ot it done.

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  5. I'm Just overJoyed that Janie could jungle the jumbled junk.

    Absolutely wonderful use of words Janie.

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  6. You are a real wizard (or should I say witch??? Nah..) with words. A real magician!

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  7. Jeez, I'd never thought of all that one, it was very good. Just delightfully juicy. ;)

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  8. I love Ackworth Born's comment! I couldn't possibly top that.

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  9. Certainly an interesting twist on the letter.

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  10. Janitor Janie to the rescue! Hope you've got everything up and running again.

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  11. did Janie jeer at the jagged jolt?

    really--that is a spectacular photo, hope your computer survived.

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  12. Just Juicy, jazzy, jumbled, joyous, jolting, jostled, jumpy Janie and her "J's".....

    Just Jugs,
    Jetsy

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  13. Last December, my DVR got fried by lightning. A jubilant, jesting jumble of jargon.

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  14. Good one Janie, Now would you please repeat that three times fast...

    Sorry you got jolted or did you mean juiced :D

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  15. You just made a joyous jump for a bad happening.
    Great J's.
    We have had this happen here too...that darn lightening!

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  16. I enrich my vocabulary! Some words are Greek to me!!

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  17. Electricity is ubiquitous, in obvious and more subtle ways. We run on it, or so they tell me, and so does my computer ... that I believe. It's a mysterious force.

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  18. Big sounds of J might make me scared.As communication tools are not available,it caused on panic in cities,didnt it?
    Hope better now!

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  19. Just yesterday there was a thunderstorm with lightening and the scene similar to your first picture was seen everywhere on the sky.

    Sad part - I just didn't have my camera with me :-(

    - Pixellicious Photos

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  20. Was all that a result of one of those monster storms we had recently?? JEEZ!

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  21. lol that was fun as always with your super alliteration!!

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  22. Oh, very well done! LOL!

    Love the photo of the jolt of joules!

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  23. You have made my J day so fun!
    Thank you!
    Sherry

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  24. What a jolting jot about joules!
    Smiles

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  25. I didn't know there were so many words that began with J! Thanks for a fun post, Janie...ah, and the appropriate name:)

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  26. sorry to hear about all the damage, though your attitude is wonderful.

    You also have a gift for abc posts Janie, they are always so lyrical.

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  27. That is an amazing shot of lighting, sorry for the lost.

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  28. Jolting. Always enJoy your narrative - clever and highly readable!

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  29. What a jilarious jumbo of jucolars ...all in J's.

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