How a forum works..

[subaqua]

Don't forget Rule 34 - "If it exists, there is porn of it. No exceptions"

I have seen that . Purely as research in the course of my profession

 

[Levo-Lon]

Someone had to mention four candles

 

[Jenkins]

Has @vickster been on yet to say how boring the colour of the light bulb is?

 

[Fnaar]

And one to ask where you're written evidence of that is.

Peer reviewed please

 

[subaqua]

Someone had to mention four candles

Seen more than 4 . Oh not a reply to the pron post ....

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

[QUOTE 4277598, member: 76"]At least one person to change it wearing a head cam and shout about how close someone came to opening the door while they were stood on the chair[/QUOTE]

And 14 to complain that the lightbulb was passing a red light at the time too

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Has @vickster been on yet to say how boring the colour of the light bulb is?

When it comes to lighting, @vickster would be right in not wanting stealth black.

Well, before bedtime, obviously.

 

[classic33]

[QUOTE 4277155, member: 43827"]Thank goodnes that nobody has claimed that carbon is the best material to make lamp-holders from.[/QUOTE]
Will it dissolve if you get it wet?

 

[oldfatfool]

Hitler chnaged a lightbulb once, ergo you are all nazis

 

[stephec]

I haven't read the op, or indeed any of the thread, but I just wanted to comment.

You should do, it's very illuminating.

 

[John the Monkey]

And 14 to complain that the lightbulb was passing a red light at the time too

Hopefully they'll also point out how this makes motorists hate all lightbulb changers. If not, someone else will need to say that.

 

[coffeejo]

Hitler chnaged a lightbulb once, ergo you are all nazis

Godwin's Law, as someone mentioned previously.

 

[classic33]

Godwin's Law, as someone mentioned previously.

Smithbat, post no five, first page.

 

[Fnaar]

The thread vobviously needs to go off on a complete tangent at some point:

A "forum" was originally a public square in Roman cities, used for judicial matters, business and public gatherings.
How did Italians have the internet in those days, when the rest of us were freezing our nuts off, and trying to invent houses?

 

[TVC]

The thread vobviously needs to go off on a complete tangent at some point:

A "forum" was originally a public square in Roman cities, used for judicial matters, business and public gatherings.
How did Italians have the internet in those days, when the rest of us were freezing our nuts off, and trying to invent houses?

I saw an obscure Death Metal band at The Forum in London. Here are five poor quality Youtube videos of them that nobody is going to play......