2.16.2005
When we first moved into this house, we noticed that our fusebox was located outside where people could just walk up and mess with our electrical switches. To prevent this, I locked the box with a Master combination lock.
Many years later, I have forgotten the secret three number combination. (I also cannot find the little sticker that came with the lock with the combo on it.) So if we ever blow a fuse at the house, we're going to need to try to guess the combination. According to my 6th grade math skills, there's only 64,000 (40x40x40) possible combinations. But I know all the numbers are even numbers higher than 24 (at least I'm pretty sure they are). I think the second number is 24, 26, or 28 and the other two numbers are in the 30's.
Someday, I'll figure it out. Or I'll go shopping for bolt cutters.
Many years later, I have forgotten the secret three number combination. (I also cannot find the little sticker that came with the lock with the combo on it.) So if we ever blow a fuse at the house, we're going to need to try to guess the combination. According to my 6th grade math skills, there's only 64,000 (40x40x40) possible combinations. But I know all the numbers are even numbers higher than 24 (at least I'm pretty sure they are). I think the second number is 24, 26, or 28 and the other two numbers are in the 30's.
Someday, I'll figure it out. Or I'll go shopping for bolt cutters.
