Posted on 07/01/2009 8:18:32 PM PDT by Bill Dupray
Sir, the candle is in full compliance with the new Cap and Trade law prohibiting bright light bulbs, but the water bottles are a felony. Please come with us.
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I think I’ll light my property with pitch soaked torches.
And just what is their definition of “candelabra”?? Were they trying to say chandelier? Some chandeliers have a heck of a lot more than 6 lights. What are people supposed to use, nightlight bulbs???
I’d hate to be the poor fool that shows up at my house to try and enforce this “rule.”
My favorite part. Fourth Amendment, what's that?
That individual is very dangerous and will need to be stopped some time in the future ~ and I'm sure that once we retrieve Congress this little puke can be brought before a People's Court of Inquiry and made to talk ~ !
(At least I hope so).
All meals will also be stir fried in woks as this
requires very little cooking fuel.
JJ61
“Get off my lawn...”
You’ve got a point there. Candelabras hold candles. Well, a good lawyer can get us around that one. We ain’t got no stinkin’ candelabras here, just these blazingly hot and bright kleig lights.
Doncha get it? This outrage rope-a-dope: the throwaway egregiousness that covers for the real thefts of liberty. They're throwing it all over the place. Tie the media...including FR...up for a week or two; submarined, counted as a victory.
It's SMOKESCREEN!!!!
bump
I did some research on the term candelabra as it refers to light bulbs. The word refers to the bulbs that have the smaller bases. They go in some chandeliers and in some ceiling fixtures.
Perhaps the politicians mean the bulbs with candelabra bases cannot be over 60 watts. Who the heck knows.
Off-topic, but was at Walmart recently and saw they no longer carried standard 60, 75 and 100 watt incandescent light bulbs. They were 54, 67 and don’t remember the 100 watt replacement. Ridiculous, as instead of buying the 54 watt replacement, I got the 67 watt for my 60 watt need. I need the light, not 6 watts of forced energy savings and darkness.
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45 posted on Wednesday, July 01, 2009 12:41:31 PM by Jim Robinson (Follow me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jimrobfr)
Who is responsible for the writings of the bill???
People said the same thing about the McLame/Feingold's when GWB did NOT veto it, hmmm. Or like Rush chimes when people says: "It can never happen!!!
You are correct, sir.
Can’t buy 100w floodlights for kitchen either. Checked all over.....I AM FURIOUS!
They are available online. Check out 1000bulbs.com. Great source for stocking up (as I plan to do for me and my extended family! I definitely don’t want them using those mercury bulbs from HELL or having to pony up serious money for leds just to get decent lighting in the home!) This bill needs to be repealed as unconstitutional by the states. It’s just onerous!!
I did not mean actually “repealed” as such as SCOTUS would have to do that...just meant the States need some kind of opt-out option for their citizens. Pretty sure there’s nothing in the Constitution which allows Feds to regulate every aspect of citizens’ private lives...
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