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To: Free ThinkerNY

Hope it works better than the LED booklight I threw away.


2 posted on 01/28/2009 8:56:31 PM PST by americanophile
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To: americanophile

yeah right.

Just like those stinkin CFL’s I paid 5 times for and they didn’t last one minute longer.


3 posted on 01/28/2009 8:59:16 PM PST by GreyMountainReagan (Liberals do not view the book 1984 as a warning but as a guideline.)
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To: americanophile

or the curly-fried mercury filled light bulbs now being touted as the next best thing. if i use a incandescent at some point i’ll expect it to go out and move on to the next bulb.life goes on, move on to the next incandescent, not a bulb that last for 60 years. I guess i’m being old fashioned here aren’t I? there’s tons of lamps out there, too/give the incandescent a break (all puns intended)


8 posted on 01/28/2009 9:03:08 PM PST by MissDairyGoodnessVT (Scooters work good in Vermont snow)
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To: americanophile

Hope it works better than the LED booklight I threw away.

recycled... THEY monitor this place


12 posted on 01/28/2009 9:12:16 PM PST by This_far
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To: americanophile

“Hope it works better than the LED booklight I threw away.”


If it was because it wasn’t bright enough, you could have kept it for an excellent emergency light.

Any and all led, battery powered lights and especially the older, less bright led flashlights that some of us bought years ago, are all very useful for blackouts.


29 posted on 01/29/2009 9:49:24 AM PST by ansel12 ( When a conservative pundit mocks Wasilla, he's mocking conservatism as it's actually lived.)
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