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This idea is, if I may say, faultless. |
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What M'Lud Buchanan said. Real quality
halfbaking, well done. |
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Really, [8th], I don't stand on ceremony. "M'lud
Maxwell" will do fine. |
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When I was a young lad, I owned a lightbulb with which I used to amaze my friends. It had a removable Edison base, a double-A cell and a penlight lamp. |
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Shorting the center terminal to the threads with a hand-concealed bit of Al foil completed the circuit between the cell and the lamp, lighting the bulb. The removable base was to allow replacement of the AA cell and/or lamp. These days, it would make sense to replace the incandescent lamp with an LED. |
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I imagine this could be used to bake this magnificent idea, with a real or animated fly. Let me see if I can find a link! [link] |
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If someone had told me ten years ago that I'd be clicking a link reading "for" next to a small croissant next to words in bold saying "Light Bulb With a Fly in it", I would have thought they were crazy. |
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If someone had told me yesterday that I'd be clicking a link reading "for" next to a small croissant next to words in bold saying "Light Bulb With a Fly in it", I would have thought they were crazy. |
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If someone tells me tomorrow that I'd clicked a link reading "for" next to a small croissant next to words in bold saying "Light Bulb With a Fly in it", I will think they are crazy. |
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If someone had had me that he had had a Light Bulb With
a Fly in it, i would have thought he had been had. |
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//The purpose of this is dubious//
[marked-for-tagline] |
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I can't get the link to open.... and I'm really curious - what is it [csea]? |
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I live this idea because it basically sums up my entire
(vital) role here at the 'Bakery: the annoying fly buzzing
around the ceiling and bumping into things. You know, the
one that you can't get rid of? |
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This would drive Frisco mad! Yay. + |
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How can I not [+]? Brilliant Half Baking indeed, [xenzag]! |
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// what is it //
Much as described in my post (above.) From a magician's trick store. Introducing a live fly should be easy; implementing an artificial fly a bit more difficult. |
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Thanks to all for positive comments.... a piece of amber with an embedded single dinosaur pube is on its way to each and all. |
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How about spiders, [po] ? Would you like that ... ? |
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She says no, I said it for her. I'm allowed. She would
say no if she were still up. |
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[po] can stick up for herself, [blissy]. |
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What she _can't_ do, however, is stop us sticking up for her
anyway. No spiders, Borg! |
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Schadenfreude ? Who, nous ? |
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//How about spiders//
Spiders tend not to be phototropic. |
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