January 11, 2008
Henry Payne uses up all his energy to bring the latest Friday Funny.
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I think the better question is "how many politicians does it
take to take away your liberties?"
Unfortunately, I don't know the answer to that question.
They'll get my incandescent bulbs when they pry my cold, dead fingers off the switch.
Episiarch,
I agree completely. Everyone should stay off of those. We've all
stroked joe and MNG's... err... egos... far enough on this topic.
I'm sick of watching their shuttering ejaculations of confirmation
bias all over my screen.
I'm sick of all of it. There's way too much of a
holier-than-thou purity jerkoff fest going on.
OH NOES RON ISNT PURFECT
Time to abase ourselves before the libertarian gods.
Reinmoose- I was on my way to do the "they're more interested in
screwing you" bit, but you preceded me. Well done.
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As for the Scandalous RP Newsletter
I agree with Mike P.
Oh, and Reinmoose too. While "funny" I am not laughing. And this
from someone who has already converted the most used bulbs in the
house to CFL.
IIRC, it's not so much the incandescent part which defines the ban, but a certain level of inefficient lighting sources...which just happens to inclkude the basic incandescent bulb. Make a more efficient incandescent and maybe it will stick around....people have been working on this.
I don't see why everyone's so worked up about the banning of
incandescent bulbs.
Recall what you learned in high school history... The incandescent
light bulb did not get wide use and come down to an affordable
price until Congress banned kerosene lamps in the 1891 Energy Bill.
Were it not for that wise action, we would have used up all the oil
in the world long ago!
How many politicians does it take to screw in a light bulb? Depends how many can fit in the light bulb.
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