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Creative accounting, sonny, creative accounting?!pghstochaj said:Lol Stu, I knew your accountancy skills were somewhat lacking
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I quite like Edisons......
Stuart DemonD said:
PMSL!
If you think logically, edisons are crap (he used the common design of a screw thread, because it was easy).... Bayonet ones are much easier to change and as said earlier they don't fall out as easy.
I've never seen a screw-in light fitting, do they still exist?
Helz said:
.....do a Google search on light bulbs before posting questions about light bulbs
Ach, shaddap and answer the question, it's late and I can't be arsed
Helz said:Ach, shaddap and answer the question, it's late and I can't be arsed
yeah they do
...got 2 in my room
Cheers . I can go to bed enriched by that knowledge now.
. I can go to bed enriched by that knowledge now.
It is of course testament to the sucess of the pin bulb that what you think of a standard bulb it is a pin type and not a screw. Moreso it speaks volumes I believe that such is the popularity of pin-type bulbs that some people have never even seen a screw type bulb. Therefore anyone who thinks Edison's bulbs are better obviously has a screw loose!!!!!!!!!
This means Edison was stupid. No, wait....
This means Edison was stupid. No, wait....
Dr_Pepper said:
I am with your on the 'screw loose' (
) comment. But it probably (used loosely) weren't because he was an idot, just a lack on the engineering side
I am a fan of Edison screws!
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Sorry, it was meant to be a sort of "smug" face.
Sorry, it was meant to be a sort of "smug" face.
is that naughtypghstochaj said:
i aint too clued up on light bulbs, i like any as long as they work, although i do have a soft spot for the very small ones, i once got one stuck up my noise
Gaz?!
