How many forum members does it takes to change a light bulb?
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OMG...That is a great idea guys. We could use flashlights! Why didn't I think of that!
Nope sure hadn't but omg now that you mention outside.
How cool would it be if we could just toss all these LightBulbs and just find a way to use the suns rays for our fix eh.
A warning about the new BIG LIGHT BULB MODS (high voltage not for noobs)
Used incorrectly, this can happen to you!
Used incorrectly, this can happen to you!
Has anyone used Alliant Energy electricity to power their light bulbs? I want to use a local supplier, but I've not seen any reviews of their electricity yet and wasn't sure if it was any good. Also, does anyone know if they offer coupon codes or give you free shipping if you order enough?
I tried them once, their website address is alienenergy dot com right? They are really some fly-by-nighters and I wouldn't use them again even for something as simple as flicking my bic, let alone adding power to my casual little illuminated torchlight...or bulb as some of you insist on calling it.
F.Y.I. I think their customer service people are located on another planet.
F.Y.I. I think their customer service people are located on another planet.
wow over using my lightbulb will give me muscles ... i think ill put up with the orange coloringA warning about the new BIG LIGHT BULB MODS (high voltage not for noobs)
Used incorrectly, this can happen to you!
I just got some bad news guys. The DEQ(Dept. Environmental Quality) has joined forces with the FDA. Last test show that the vapors from our ILBs are the cause of the ozone depletion! In fact the crazy lights in the northern sky are being attributed too the holes in the ozone. They say our ILBs are allowing space to leak in to the Earth! Tomorrow there's a surprise search and seizure of all ILBs, so hide your stuff!
You sir, win one Internet.
Whoever would have thought that e-cigs and lightbulbs had so much in common? At least with "lamps" there is a government approved/forced alternative. Ugh..
Whoever would have thought that e-cigs and lightbulbs had so much in common? At least with "lamps" there is a government approved/forced alternative. Ugh..
Warren de la Rue, Frederick de Moleyns, Robert Houdin or Heinrich Göbel? Why would you be the only one who knows the history of the development of the incandescent light bulb?
It's highly unlikely that incandescent light bulbs will be outlawed in America. And even if they are, who cares? The technology is practically 200 years old at this point.
Does anyone sell adapters for lightbulbs? I use my bulb in a table lamp, but I've heard really good things about chandeliers, and I'd like to try that!
And do I need a different adapter for each wattage?
And do I need a different adapter for each wattage?
omg i just found out about light bulbs but my moms second cousins dogs mates owners babysitters science teachers mechanic said they cause cancer so idk if i wanna use one but i order a start kit and it looks really cool and i think its gonna be great do you know colors it comes in?
There is no need for debate here. Simply put the bulb mods, ills, incs, what have you make little difference.
The FDA just filed another lawsuit stating the hazards of photon emissions. There is also a question of strobing and colored lights drawing particular attention and health hazards to children and epileptics.
Also there is now conclusive evidence that these dangerous objects are causing the deaths of millions of moths every year due to the use of what the FDA and EPA are now deeming 'bulbous cigarette technology' or BCTs.
Therefore new legislation is underway to tax photon emissions and eliminate any future products that unnecessarily utilize any electronic device that can be measured in 'Lumens' without medical prescription.
Until said legislation has passed, all shipments of any BCTs or related products shall be halted and if found, confiscated.
So until then, Light em if you got em.
The FDA just filed another lawsuit stating the hazards of photon emissions. There is also a question of strobing and colored lights drawing particular attention and health hazards to children and epileptics.
Also there is now conclusive evidence that these dangerous objects are causing the deaths of millions of moths every year due to the use of what the FDA and EPA are now deeming 'bulbous cigarette technology' or BCTs.
Therefore new legislation is underway to tax photon emissions and eliminate any future products that unnecessarily utilize any electronic device that can be measured in 'Lumens' without medical prescription.
Until said legislation has passed, all shipments of any BCTs or related products shall be halted and if found, confiscated.
So until then, Light em if you got em.
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