Cat Burger Posted 20 February 2006 Posted 20 February 2006 Yeah, I don't like it. Most of them squeak, metal on metal - Horrible Noise.
Knighton Matt Posted 20 February 2006 Author Posted 20 February 2006 Yeah, I don't like it. Most of them squeak, metal on metal - Horrible Noise. Or when it turns on in your hand if you've left the switch on whilst changing. Scares the life out of me!
Newcastle_Fox Posted 20 February 2006 Posted 20 February 2006 Or when u try to take out a bulb that has only just blown and had been on for ages so its boiling hot.
Rincewind Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Yes but until recently could not because I could not reach without balancing precariously on the arm of a chair. The flex from the ceiling was not long enough. That's electricians for you. Anything to cut the cost for them without cutting their charge to the customer.
C-man Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Or when it turns on in your hand if you've left the switch on whilst changing. Scares the life out of me! I've done that a few times, but yes i can replace one
Tommy Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Yes I can replace one, and this thread reminds me of a joke........ Q. How many Man Utd fans does it take to change a lightbulb A. 2, one to change the lightbulb, the other to drive him up from Brighton
C-man Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Yes I can replace one, and this thread reminds me of a joke........Q. How many Man Utd fans does it take to change a lightbulb A. 2, one to change the lightbulb, the other to drive him up from Brighton Good un
Shum Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Yes, although I have broke a light bulb in my hands a few times trying to get them out!
Dr The Singh Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 As a I have bhangra dancing in the blood, it's a doddle to me!!! But changing the light fitting(which I have done recently), is a pain in the arse, all those years of bhangra dancing have not helped me do that!!!
Strokes Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 Yes but until recently could not because I could not reach without balancing precariously on the arm of a chair. The flex from the ceiling was not long enough. That's electricians for you. Anything to cut the cost for them without cutting their charge to the customer. Cheeky twat, just buy yourself a pair of steps and stop foul mouthing us sparky's
Milky Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 i've just had to change one. strange how a bulb has gone from the landing in my uni accomodation and all of a sudden my room has light again. i wish to report that the process went smoothly. so yes, i do know how to change a lightbulb
The People's Hero Posted 21 February 2006 Posted 21 February 2006 In our student house we used to have about 4 working lightbulbs. Moved them about. Never thought of buying some new ones
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