   
Andrew Heenan's 160 Five Star Low Energy
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L thru Z | Celebrities How many people does it take
to change a low energy light bulb ? Lawyers
~ It only takes one to change your bulb ... to his. ~ How many
can you afford? Leninists ~ Leninists
don't change light bulbs, they change the entire system. Lesbians
~ Five; one to do it and the other four to sit around and discuss how
it's so much more gratifying than a man. Liberals
~ Two; one to do it and the other to keep the first one's knee from
jerking. Libertarians ~ None, because
somebody might come into the room who likes to sit in the dark. Librans
~ Er, two. Or maybe one. No - on second thoughts, make that two. Is
that okay with you? Librarians ~ I don't
know, but I can look it up for you. Lumberjacks
~ One, but he uses a chainsaw. Lutherans
~ CHANGE?!? Mafia Men ~ Three;
One to change the bulb, one to kill the witness Maoists
~ 1001; One to screw in the bulb and a thousand to chant "fight darkness."
Marines ~ Fifty; one to screw in the light
bulb and the remaining 49 to guard him. Marxists
~ None: The light bulb contains the seeds of its own revolution. Microsoft
executives ~ None; 'we can see no need for uninstallation and
have therefore made no provision for light bulbs to be removed.' Microsoft
support staff ~ Four. One to ask "What is the registration number
of the light bulb?", one to ask "Have you tried rebooting it?", another to ask
"Have you tried reinstalling it?" and the last one to say "It must be your hardware
because the light bulb in our office works fine ..." Microsoft
Vice Presidents ~ None; Microsoft will simply redefine darkness
as the industry standard ~ Eight: one to work the bulb and seven to
make sure that Microsoft gets $2 for every light bulb ever changed, anywhere in
the world. Mimes ~ Six; one to climb up
an invisible ladder, one to get an imaginary bulb, one to hand the bulb up to
the mime on the ladder, who holds it steady while two more turn the imaginary
ladder in so subtle mockery of low energy light bulb jokes. Missionaries
~ One, and thirty innocents to see the light. ~ Just one,
but he has to be on top. ~ 101; one to change it and 100 to convince
everyone else to change light bulbs too. Mothers
~ None; "Don't worry about your mother. You go have a good time. I'll
just sit here in the dark. Alone." Musicians
~ Any number; you hum it, they'll soon pick up the tune Mystery
writers ~ Two. One to screw it almost all the way in and the
other to give it a surprising twist at the end. NASA technicians
~ Seventy; they plan it for two weeks and when they finally get around
to it the weather's bad so they postpone it till next week. Final cost: 3 million
dollars. Necrophiliacs ~ One, if they
can persuade someone to test the socket with a finger. New
Yorkers (polite, considerate native New Yorkers) ~ Both
of them. Nuclear engineers ~ Seven. One
to install the new bulb and six to figure out what to do with the old one for
the next 10,000 years. Nuclear Survivors ~ None.
People who glow in the dark don't need light bulbs. Oasis
Members ~ Two; Liam hold the bulb while the world revolves around
him, while Noel hopes that no-one notices that it has all been done before. One-armed
people ~ One. Plus the receipt. Orgy attenders
~ As many as possible - but don't ask what they do with the
old bulb. Optimists ~ None; they can all
see by the light at the end of the tunnel. Oregonians
~ Six. One to screw in the bulb and five to fend off all those Californians trying
to share the experience. ~ Six. One to change the bulb, and five to protest
about the nuclear power plant that generates the electricity that powers it. Oxford
students ~ Only one, but it took three people to convince them
that it was burnt out in the first place. Pedants
~ "Approximately 1.00000000000000000001" Pentium
designers ~ 1.99904274017, but that's close enough for non-technical
people. People with multiple personality disorder
~ One, but they're really three Perverts
~ Just one, but it takes the entire Accident and Emergency team to get it out
again. Pessimists ~ None. They prefer
to sit in the dark. ~ None. It's probably screwed in too tight anyway. Pharmacists
~ Can you call back in 10 minutes? Philosophers
~ How can you be sure it needs changing? Poets
~ Three; one to curse the darkness, one to light a candle... ... and
one to change the bulb so that she can see to write about the whole sordid experience.
Police officers ~ Fifty one; one to attempt
to seize the old bulb and fifty to surround the house when it won't come quietly.
~ Ten; one to change the bulb, four to smash the old one and five to
stand around and see nothing. ~ Three, one to do it, one to direct traffic
and one to say "Show's over, nothing left to see here, folks, move along."
~ One, but he's never around when you need him. ~ None. It turned
itself in. Political activists ~ Two,
one to do it and one to pass out pamphlets. Politicians
~ Four, one to change it and the other three to deny it. ~ Three;
one to change the low energy light bulb and two to promise that everything possible
is being done to solve the problem. ~ Two; one to change the bulb -
but another to change it back after the next election. ~ None; its more
important to be tough on light bulbs - and tough on the causes of light
bulbs Priests ~ Just two; one to install
the new bulb, while the other Says Nice Things about the old bulb (which he never
actually met). Psychiatrists ~ It takes
just one psychiatrist. But the light bulb has got to want to change.
Psychoanalysts ~ How many do you
think it takes? Real Men ~ None; she can
cook in the dark ~ None; Real Men aren't afraid of the dark. Republicans
~ Two; one to do it and one to steady the chandelier. Singaporeans
~ None - the maid will do it. Social workers
~ None. But it takes 15 to write a paper entitled "Coping With Darkness"
Sopranos ~ Five; one to climb onto a chair
and reach up, four to stand around, thinking 'she'll never get that high ...'
Sorority sisters ~ Five. One to change the bulb,
and four to make T-shirts. Optional: one fraternity to start a "wet T-shirt"
contest. Sound engineers ~ One-two!! Check!!
One-two!! Testing, one-two!! Spice Girls ~ None;
they don't use electricity; Girl Power - that's what they use, what they really,
really, use! Spies ~ Two; one to change
it and the other to check for bugs. Square dancers
~ Four, but you have to walk them through it a few times. Stalinists
~ Two; one to smash the old one, one to replace it with an identical
bulb. Stoners ~ None man, we got lighters Students
~ Two; one to change the bulb, one to write an essay. Oh ... and a professor
to take the credit. ~ Six; two to fight about who did it last time,
one to sulk, one to prefer things as they are, one to be unaware of anything and
one to change the bulb. ~ Five; one to change the bulb and four to pull
the ladder out from under him. Suburbanites
~ One, but it has to look like every other light bulb on the block. Supervisors
~ Two; one to screw it in and one to screw it up. Surrealists
~ Fish; six to operate the red machinery, and five to turn the flamingo's
head. Terrorists ~ Two; one to stage a
suicide attack on the bulb and another to claim responsibility in phone call to
the news media. Thought police ~ None.
There never was a light bulb. Traffic wardens
~ Two; one to change it and one to give the old one a ticket for staying
on for too long. Three-year-olds ~ Just
one to hold it up while the world revolves around him. Triage
Nurses ~ One, but the bulb will have to spend four hours in the
waiting room. Ukrainians ~ None; they
don't need to, they glow in the dark. Union Electricians
~ Ten. One to give the bulb to the screwer-inner. One to screw in the
bulb. One to hold him on the stepladder. Four to hold the stepladder steady. One
to flick the switch to test the bulb. One to make sure that the other bulbs in
the room will need fixing. One to supervise. United Nations
Delegates ~ Fifteen, because the Security Council screws up everything.
UseNet Users ~ Fifty - One to do it and
49 to talk about it on alt.fan. low energy light bulb s or alt.change. low energy
light bulb Victorian Servants ~ Two. One
to change it and one to act as chaperone. ~ Sorry, we do not discuss
these things in front of the family Waiters
~ None. Waiters have been trained to avoid eye contact - what chance
does a burned-out bulb have? Web jokers ~ 1,623;
one to tell the original joke, the rest to give some minor variation of it! Windows
programmers ~ 472; one to write WinGet low energy light bulb
Handle, one to write WinQueryStatus low energy light bulb , one to write WinGetLightSwitchHandle
... Women at a certain time of the month ~ About
8: BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT THOSE WOMEN TOLD ME TO SAY. ok? Zen
masters ~ Two; One to change it, and one not to change it
~ Four. One to change the bulb.    
Andrew Heenan's 160 Five Star Low Energy
Light Bulb JokesDue To Global Warming,
This Site Uses Only Low Energy Light Bulbs! A
thru K | About LBJs |
L thru Z | Celebrities
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