Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for October 14, 2011

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    FatTonyBalducci  about 13 years ago

    Takes a lickin’ and still keeps tickin’?

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    upanddown17  about 13 years ago

    That is 1 amazing light bulb!

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    mishelrobertson  about 13 years ago

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    Gallbladder disease

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    Puddleglum2  about 13 years ago

    “We’ll leave the light on for you”

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    Stephen Gilberg  about 13 years ago

    Any human to live to 107 or 108 is impressive. To have done so before the Industrial Revolution is amazing. To have done so with many decades of military service is unbelievable.

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    tuslog64  about 13 years ago

    CFLs are more efficient, but they are promoted by what I call false advertising. They are promoted as lasting up to 8 times longer than incandescents. Of the first two I bought, one lasted one week, the other about a year or so. Then I got to thinking – up to 8 times as long really means you’ll never find one that will last that long, after all one week is – up to 8 times as long! I’ve yet to find one that paid for itself in savings in electricity vs initial cost – in spite of the promised savings.

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    Nighthawks Premium Member about 13 years ago

    that light bulb must be in the closet in which they store the equipment to maintain the steam driven fire engine

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    comicnut4636  about 13 years ago

    The best thing about the CFL bulbs is that they contain that dreaded, deadly element mercury…run for your lives! The Sky is falling!!! We had a State Office Building that had a mercury Blood pressure unit that spilled some mercury and they closed the whole building down for hours untill they could clean up that deadly element. Had to call in the Hazmat team!

    Years ago they did away with mecury vapor street lights.Now they put it in light bulbs used in the home where unsupecting humans live??

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    iced tea  about 13 years ago

    Who invented this lightbulb? Edison or someone else? Far-Out!

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    Koolfunkygrrl  about 13 years ago

    Maybe you shouldn’t have that light on when listening to the radio..duh!

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    tuslog64  about 13 years ago

    Years ago I worked at an auto/home radio factory. In the test lab we had two light switches – one for the fluorescents and one for incandescent lighting. When doing sensitive testing, only the incand. bulbs were on.

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