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David Presotto wrote:
> Gestures can work the other way too.
> 
> In an effort to save energy, our bathrooms at work now have motion sensors
> operating the lights.  Something about me seems to not trigger the motion
> sensors.  If I enter just as someone is leaving, everything is fine till
> I sit down.  Then the lights go off and I have wave my hands and jump up
> and down to get them to turn on the lights so that I can find the sink
> and avoid sticking my hands in the urinals.
> 
> 
Now that is some funny sheite....

I have the same affliction.  suX0rs.

But when i walk by a street light it cuts off.

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