How many forum members does it takes to change a light bulb?
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Nah, Burger mod is dead meat now. Bayonet fitting bulb is best, a quick push and a twist, then a bit of dripping - kebab's yer uncle...
Now you can carry around your replacement filament all day! Better than human hair, and you can belong to a HAIR modder CLUB too! WOOT!
Ask Duck about the details... I think I read that he's tried this, but don't know if he wears his.......... or just buys them for filler.
Of course, then... there is also the bra stuffing mod... handy for lots of gals! A problem for others...
*snicker*
I highly recommend to start your bulbing experience with a flat bulb. Unexperienced users often get frustrated from the common round ones. It’s just so easy for the rounds to roll from the desk and crack on the floor. Don't learn it the hard way, choose the flat.
I just ordered one of these for steady supply of replacement filaments.
Edit: Found out that it could be a problem that I do not have a garden.
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How many FDA scientists does it take to change a lightbulb?
None, they can't see the light anyway.
None, they can't see the light anyway.
OMG!!! I'm so happy to have found this forum!!
I've been using candles for quite a few years, up to 20 a day! Not only was it getting expensive but my thumb is calloused from having to work my lighter!!
Can anyone suggest the best way to start out with a bulb? I don't want to spend a lot of money and find out that it's not for me.
Thanks and ya'll rock!
I've been using candles for quite a few years, up to 20 a day! Not only was it getting expensive but my thumb is calloused from having to work my lighter!!
Can anyone suggest the best way to start out with a bulb? I don't want to spend a lot of money and find out that it's not for me.
Thanks and ya'll rock!
Now you can carry around your replacement filament all day! Better than human hair, and you can belong to a HAIR modder CLUB too! WOOT!
Ask Duck about the details... I think I read that he's tried this, but don't know if he wears his.......... or just buys them for filler.
*snicker*
I prefer to protect my replacements from harsh weather
so I go for the concealed approach
Welcome Piedlourde. Since you’re coming from analogs, you might perhaps wish to start off bulbing with some device that looks and feels very much like what you are using now?
By rule of thumb, however, the more it looks like a candle the less lumen will it deliver and the more you might be craving for light. Personally, I don’t care for those Lightning Everywhere candle-lookalikes any more. I’m just happy and satisfied some 60 Watt standard bulb for daily use. Anyway, I'm sure that you won’t fail, what ever bulbing device you're going to choose.
Would one of these work? Maybe I could figure out how to use it for my wine at the same time?
I prefer to protect my replacements from harsh weather
so I go for the concealed approach
I do the same thing, but I always had a problem with using tweezers to remove and place the filiments. Now I use this:
YouTube - Philips Bodygroom Man
Philips Bodygroom Gateway
it will! but you must buy a jaded retail worker adapter available at any radio shack and most spencer's gifts!Hi I am a newbie. I found this USB passthrough and I would like to know if anyone has any experience with it.
Also, will it work on a Mac?
Here is my supplier>>Andes Mints and More Nostalgic Candy from Groovy Candies - Groovy Candies
Sadly they are temporarily out of stock. Must be a custom's issue!
Sitting hear at the computer, switching on my elamp, and shining beams of light with my 4081 LB. I've been using this bulb for 6 months now.
elamp slipped off the table to the floor. And what happens? STONE COLD!! Nothing, ziltch, nada, zip, zero.
I forgot how much it sucks to break in a new bulb.
If anyone want's to know, its name was Fred.
elamp slipped off the table to the floor. And what happens? STONE COLD!! Nothing, ziltch, nada, zip, zero.
I forgot how much it sucks to break in a new bulb.
If anyone want's to know, its name was Fred.
Sitting hear at the computer, switching on my elamp, and shining beams of light with my 4081 LB. I've been using this bulb for 6 months now.
elamp slipped off the table to the floor. And what happens? STONE COLD!! Nothing, ziltch, nada, zip, zero.
I forgot how much it sucks to break in a new bulb.
If anyone want's to know, its name was Fred.
I think I just scared my neighbors by laughing so hard
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