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Can't forget the one post about the possibility that this could be the last year that lightbulbs come out and then what luminescent objects will we have to use in the future.

And, of course, boobies.

I know this one is old but I just stumbled across it and loved it.

I know this one is old but I just stumbled across it and loved it.

pbans wrote:AND

One group lurker to respond to the original post 6 months from now with something unrelated they found at snopes.com and start it all over again!

Paige, this is a good one!!!

Laughing my patootie off ... (gave up cursing for Lent) ....

TropicalTroubador wrote:

surfpirate wrote:I'm so glad this topic began. I need help dating a light bulb!


Thanks for any information you can provide.

~~~~~ surfpirate

Have you considered asking it out to dinner at a nice restaurant, followed by a movie?

So does that mean you and the shirt are history?

Jeez, isn't that the same old light bulb from last year? I'm tired of that same old light, I want some different light this year! Oh, wait, is it because the light is shining in Hawaii and it's really not a new year but the end of the old year and so we get the old light and next month we'll get new light?

I just looked on bulbmaster.com and they released some 75 watt's. Can you believe the service charges though???

Bumping for the new noobs...

...and very meta, this old thread references the dating a shirt thread...

I never saw this thread before....some of you been around forever !!

baaawwaaahhhaaaa!!!!

My lightbulbs like boobies. Or my boobies are like lightbulbs.

I like boobies.

There's no thread like an old thread!

You mean I never posted about my cats and lightbulbs???

Since if the government and EPA get their way we won't be able to get regular light bulbs any more, can I substitute the heavy bulbs in their place?

-"BB"-

the question is moot

thanks to compact fluorescent bulbs, I honestly think I'll burn out before this baby does...