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bpnjensen wrote:

Hoarding light bulbs... shakes head and :-)s...



Nothing wrong with being thrifty. One or two of the of the thousands
I've saved over the years still have that curly wire thing still in one
piece.





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On Jun 5, 11:10*pm, dave wrote:
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http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=290585


Load up on LOTS of Incandescent Light Bulbs.Hoard them.Get a Lifetime
supply of them, before it is too late.
cuhulin


- Why? *
- I quit using them 20 years ago and never looked back.

The the trail of darkness extending forever
behind you . . .

-*Try to be brave.

and only look Forward into the Light
of a New [CFL] Tomorrow . . .

Dave you being 'brave' is the Front-end of
http://skeptico.blogs.com/.a/6a00d83...db50970c-800wi
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RHF wrote:
On Jun 5, 11:10 pm, wrote:


- Try to be brave.

and only look Forward into the Light
of a New [CFL] Tomorrow . . .

Dave you being 'brave' is the Front-end of


Our unwillingness to sacrifice for the greater good is coming back to
kill us. The hippies were right. The pigs were wrong. And now we get
to reap what we've sown.

Red is above normal
White is normal
Blue is below normal

http://www.nnvl.noaa.gov/images/low_...N-20100415.jpg

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I'm with cuhulin on this one.

How do you want to die? Burn to death from the flaky power supplies used in
those damned CFL bulb bases?
Or do you prefer the more subtle means of neurological hemorrhages and
clotting by inhaling the VERY TOXIC
gas that will come out when you accidentally drop one on the floor? No it
won't happen right away...it will
take hold years later, probably by the time you start developing lesions and
growths from that cell phone
you've got glued to your ear.

To believe those things are safe is a fool's denial.

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On Jun 6, 7:02*am, "Denton" wrote:
I'm with cuhulin on this one.

How do you want to die? Burn to death from the flaky power supplies used in
those damned CFL bulb *bases?
Or do you prefer the more subtle means of neurological hemorrhages and
clotting by inhaling the VERY TOXIC
gas that will come out when you accidentally drop one on the floor? No it
won't happen right away...it will
take hold years later, probably by the time you start developing lesions and
growths from that cell phone
you've got glued to your ear.

To believe those things are safe is a fool's denial.


Yes, paranoia will get you far.


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Perhaps. But then again denial and
concurrence without questioning
will get you just as far.

Yes, paranoia will get you far.

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On Jun 7, 11:35*am, "Denton" wrote:
Perhaps. But then again denial and
concurrence without questioning
will get you just as far.



Yes, paranoia will get you far.- Hide quoted text -


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You are slowly dying already from the crap in coal and oil smoke.
Mercury on the floor is manageable; extensive air pollution, once out,
is not. You have your poison and I have mine, and I know which one
I'd rather take my chances with.
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Coal is Radio Active.On the web,
Radio Active Coal.

Everything is Radio Active, the whole Electric Universe is Radio Active,
including us back water hicks.
cuhulin, the Radio Active back water hick

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Denton wrote:


I'm with cuhulin on this one.



To believe those things are safe is a fool's denial.


It requires more pollution over time to operate the old school bulbs.
This includes mercury, radioactive trace elements from coal, and CO2.
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On Jun 6, 12:02*pm, dave wrote:
Denton wrote:

I'm with cuhulin on this one.


To believe those things are safe is a fool's denial.


It requires more pollution over time to operate the old school bulbs.
This includes mercury, radioactive trace elements from coal, and CO2.


Indeed - and instead of being in a compact, eminently manageable form
and amount, it is spread out en mass across the atmosphere and
landscape, affecting all the life on the planet, and unable to to be
controlled or avoided.

Oil pushers make the same goofy arguments about solar panels - too
many toxic elements in a panel. Same retort applies.


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