MossRoad
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I didn't understand the ground prong comment either since it's irrelevant to your question.
I think it was a good point, Mike. Lots of folks remove the ground plug, especially if it is an older house with outlets that don't have the ground plug. They either clip off the ground or use one of those adapters that converts a three pronger to a two pronger.
If the plugs are wired in reverse polarity AND the ground is removed all it would take to ZAP the bajeebers out of you is if you touched the case of a cheap appliance and a metal window frame on an aluminum sided house. Weird stuff like that happens.