h/t to Marc Morano
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Lunatics running the asylum?
What is equally enoying is that the bulbs, at least in my house, only last a fraction of the specified hours. Grrrr…..
How do the garbos know there is a twisty bulb in the large green bin?
They have to search through the “DUST” to insure the resident is not guilty of placing the “Wrong” item in the wrong bin. With the recycling measures they needed to hire thrice as many “Binmen” to monitor the correctness of separation and report infractions so the guilty MASS unsorters can be persecuted! There are rumors abound than improper waste sorting will soon draw the death penalty in the UK if 20 years of hard labor sentences do not get the violators attention.
Don’t forget, a new study tells us recycled newspaper is next on the big list of ‘things to kill us all’…
But these are the bulbs Al Gore says we have to buy. This mercury thing is a myth. They don’t want to use them? They must not care about pollution.
:o)
Isn’t it odd that the EPA is making coal-fired power plants cut mercury pollution, but our government is making us put mercury in our homes?
The EPA has Hazardous Disposal Guidelines for CFLs!
To quote the great Monty Python “I put three of them down by the bin this morning and the dustman won’t touch them” from There’s a Dead Bishop on the Landing
These bulbs were a bad idea from the beginning. They have mercury in them and they never last as long as they claim on the box, they are so expensive they almost never pay for themselves. Even though they reduce power consumption, they don’t reduce it enough to pay for themselves because the average light bulb is not on long enough per day. They can only pay for themselves if they are left on 24/7. In the average home, almost none are left on all day and night. In most homes we turn the lights off when we leave the room. I have none of these things in my home.