would you buy a $50 light bulb?

That's a lot of money for that light bulb.

I don't need light bulbs that bright.

I bought a bunch of energy-saving light bulbs a few years ago. I've moved twice and taken those light bulbs with me everywhere I went. They still work... none have burnt out. :)
 
VamPyroX said:
That's a lot of money for that light bulb.

I don't need light bulbs that bright.

I bought a bunch of energy-saving light bulbs a few years ago. I've moved twice and taken those light bulbs with me everywhere I went. They still work... none have burnt out. :)
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Did you take your light bulbs out of a place you rented or a a place you owned? :)

I remember ripping off the light bulbs from a place I rented once. :lol: The landlord took it out of the deposit. She was not thrilled.
 
VamPyroX said:
That's a lot of money for that light bulb.

I don't need light bulbs that bright.

I bought a bunch of energy-saving light bulbs a few years ago. I've moved twice and taken those light bulbs with me everywhere I went. They still work... none have burnt out. :)
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Why would a vampire need lights, anyway? :giggle:
 
Will the new LED's have a warm glow like the incandescent? I can't stand the cold blue look of LED Christmas lights, and many current LED's and fluorescent lights are very unflattering and harsh to skin tones and decor.
 
Glenn said:
Did you take your light bulbs out of a place you rented or a a place you owned? :)

I remember ripping off the light bulbs from a place I rented once. :lol: The landlord took it out of the deposit. She was not thrilled.
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If you paid for the light bulbs, then there was no need for her to take it out of the deposit.
 
Glenn said:
Did you take your light bulbs out of a place you rented or a a place you owned? :)

I remember ripping off the light bulbs from a place I rented once. :lol: The landlord took it out of the deposit. She was not thrilled.
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Hahaha... no.

It's at apartments I rented.

When I moved in, I took out all their light bulbs and left them in a box to be store at the back of my closet. That's when I put my good light bulbs up. When I moved out, I took out that box and put them all back in their place.

Then at the next apartment, I did the same thing... all over again. :)
 
VamPyroX said:
Har har har... ;)

Well, think of it this way... it's the only light I can enjoy without getting burned by sunlight. :twisted:
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That reminds me of Interview With Vampire when he asked about light and he says no, we love lights. :laugh2:
 
Reba said:
Will the new LED's have a warm glow like the incandescent? I can't stand the cold blue look of LED Christmas lights, and many current LED's and fluorescent lights are very unflattering and harsh to skin tones and decor.
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Oh yes, LED do come in many different colors including warm glow.
 
Reba said:
Will the new LED's have a warm glow like the incandescent? I can't stand the cold blue look of LED Christmas lights, and many current LED's and fluorescent lights are very unflattering and harsh to skin tones and decor.
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I like my incandescent light bulbs on a cold night as it gives off a warm glow that's easy on the eye plus give a bit of warmth to an otherwise cold room.
 
I have decided to stick with CLF light bulbs because they have not often been replaced since 2007.
 
I use incandescent bulbs for my room only because CFL gave me a migraine after stay for long period.
 
I use incandescent bulbs for signalers, alarm clock with lamp and garage room only. Use CFL or LED bulbs for living room only. I will buy lots of incandescent bulbs before they will be phase out in between 2012 to 2014.
 
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