and one more person who just randomly goes through posts and revives one that currently has no relevance, has already been discussed and been at the bottom of the post pile for three months.
and 6,142 knife-sharpeners that want to be light bulb changers, that post to find out if there is a possibility of them ever becoming a professional light bulb changer or if changing from knife sharpener to light bulb changer is silly this late in life....and then wondering what the quickest way to becoming a professional lightbulb changer is....
and 2 more to complain about all inspections that the light bulb must undergo before being changed and the inspections of the LBC (lol--funny one JediNein) must undergo before even getting the lightbulb, and the inspections for the spectators of the lighbulb being changed
then an additional 2 to argue that the the crazy lightbulb inspectors are not doing a good enough job of inpecting said lightbulb, said LBCs and said spectators...
At least three to suggest that one must think outside the "box" to change the bulb.
One to suggest that the lightbulb is really a manifestation of inner weakness and desire.
One administration to confiscate the lightbulb as a security risk.
Two to pat down the person changing the bulb, for unauthorized tools.
Two inspectors to determine that proper approved data was used installing the lightbulb.
One bulb inspector to assure that only a parts-manufacturer-approved bulb was used, and verify the custody chain on the bulb.
Two folks to do background checks on the bulb installer.
Avbug, to disavow any knowledge of the bulb, it's installation, or the circumstances of how it came to be, and to whine about being implicated in the whole affair.
Somebody to toss in gender or racial issues related to light bulbs.
At least one person who complains that we have gotten too far from our roots with the whole lightbulb issue, and who advocates returning to candles.
One lightbulb abuser.
The monkey who steals the lightbulb.
At least three dozen folks who want to know if they're too old to screw in a light bulb.
The bear, who eats the monkey, who stole the lightbulb.
How many people does it take to screw in a lightbulb? None. You can't fit people in a lightbulb.
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