I used mine to check for counterfeit money. Much faster than a marking pen (which can be fooled). Before I got it I got be pretty fast a flipping bills as I checked the telltales. Doing it once in front of a young cashier who asked what I was doing. Showed her the marks on new printed money. No one had ever shown her!
When I was a teen, I put black faux fur coat liner all around my bedroom walls and then hung blacklight posters over it. The black light made them appear to be floating in space.
I hope we see our flying squirrel again. We need more squirrels in the comics.
I am very sad because my squirrel friend is definitely gone. I met her in the spring several years ago. She must have been an autumn baby because she was so tiny. She was a young mother and was having a very hard time of it, being just fur and bones. I felt sorry for her and gave her some of my walnuts that I always carry as I walk in the park for several hours and like a snack. She always remembered me.
She could spot me from a block away and would come running. She would find me a few times a week. She would sit next to me on my favorite bench and we would eat walnuts together.
I had a black light bulb back in the late 1970s, mainly for illuminating posters. Those old incandescent blacklight bulbs got extremely hot. My friend borrowed it for his haunted house, and the bulb was ruined when it melted a vinyl mask he placed in front of it.
WelshRat Premium Member 12 days ago
It can alarm those who pay attention, Sirius…
Yakety Sax 12 days ago
I used mine to check for counterfeit money. Much faster than a marking pen (which can be fooled). Before I got it I got be pretty fast a flipping bills as I checked the telltales. Doing it once in front of a young cashier who asked what I was doing. Showed her the marks on new printed money. No one had ever shown her!
FreyjaRN Premium Member 12 days ago
Black lights are fun!
blunebottle 12 days ago
Black light will show you when the skin of a banana is about to go spotty. You’ll see bright dots.
gokarDun 12 days ago
It can also show where the ‘accidents’ happened. Owned a carpet cleaning company, used BL’s all the time to fix our furry friends little spots.
BadCreaturesBecomeDems 12 days ago
Hotel rooms… bed sheets…
BadCreaturesBecomeDems 12 days ago
When I was a teen, I put black faux fur coat liner all around my bedroom walls and then hung blacklight posters over it. The black light made them appear to be floating in space.
dbrucepm 12 days ago
hope this doesn’t stir up controversy: Black Lights Matter
backyardcowboy 12 days ago
Floof’s tail says she doesn’t like how it makes Kate look.
ladykat 12 days ago
It makes Kate look weird.
GOL D ROGER 11 days ago
what’s good guys
slelareader 11 days ago
Poor Floof!
darcyandsimon 11 days ago
Thanks for the tutorial, folks!
stepzla 11 days ago
One of the things they can do is harm your eyes.They also kill some germs.
davewhamond creator 11 days ago
I had a black light growing up back in the 70s and posters that would glow. That was pretty high tech back then!
GSD Mom Premium Member 11 days ago
For one thing, it makes aspirin glow! Also, any little bit of lint.
GG_loves_comics Premium Member 11 days ago
It makes your teeth glow, but don’t shine it on your face if you’re over 25. Any sun damage glows too!
buflogal! 11 days ago
Look for scorpions!
JLChi 11 days ago
I hope we see our flying squirrel again. We need more squirrels in the comics.
I am very sad because my squirrel friend is definitely gone. I met her in the spring several years ago. She must have been an autumn baby because she was so tiny. She was a young mother and was having a very hard time of it, being just fur and bones. I felt sorry for her and gave her some of my walnuts that I always carry as I walk in the park for several hours and like a snack. She always remembered me.
She could spot me from a block away and would come running. She would find me a few times a week. She would sit next to me on my favorite bench and we would eat walnuts together.
rs0204 Premium Member 11 days ago
I have never seen a flying squirrel in the wild. I guess their habitat is somewhere other than my vicinity.
Aladar30 Premium Member 11 days ago
Only Kate can make the “scary illumination” become funny.
Just-me 11 days ago
Black lights cause scorpions to glow in the dark. I find that handy.
Surly Squirrel Premium Member 11 days ago
Kate’s blacklight bulb must be an LED.
I had a black light bulb back in the late 1970s, mainly for illuminating posters. Those old incandescent blacklight bulbs got extremely hot. My friend borrowed it for his haunted house, and the bulb was ruined when it melted a vinyl mask he placed in front of it.