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That'll get the blood pumpin'!
 
We had to remove the batteries in our RV. I suppose if it went off when we weren’t there it wouldn’t do any good anyway.
 
I change them every spring, so they don’t die.
 
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It's a theory similar to "Murphy's Law". Not sure how they make it happen, but ALWAYS between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m.
 
I change them every spring, so they do’t die.
WOW Really, I wonder if I could do that every spring and every fall coinciding with daylight savings time.
What a marvelous idea. I'll bet not a single person has ever thought of it, simply brilliant.

P.S. I don't think do't is a real word. Can you give me the definition please.
 
And this past Saturday night, at pretty much precisely 2:30 a.m. our smoke detector in our sticks & bricks home went off just outside of our bedroom door. I got up, checked things and reset it. Just over an hour later it did it again - and this is one that is supposed to have 10-year battery life (purchase new in 2024).

That 10-year battery life on a smoke detector is pretty much equivalent to the 10-20 year purported life span of LED light bulbs (that generally fail in three to five years).
 
WOW Really, I wonder if I could do that every spring and every fall coinciding with daylight savings time.
What a marvelous idea. I'll bet not a single person has ever thought of it, simply brilliant.

P.S. I don't think do't is a real word. Can you give me the definition please.
Maybe your comment is sarcasim but fire departments have been preaching this for years.
 
One of my life lessons in my 68 years here is,
sometimes my humor is lost on others. :)
 

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