http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin

wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin


Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere powering your
incandescent (for the difference in energy used), compared to what would
be released if you broke the CFL.

On May 10, 2:10 pm, wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin

cuhulin - I'm with you. I've been stocking up on them as well and
plan on using them for many years to come.

B HO the born in Kenya! Illegal Ineligible Usurper in Thieft wants to
kill off the Coal plants.Get ready for Sky High power bills.
cuhulin

In article ,
dave wrote:

wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin


Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere powering your
incandescent (for the difference in energy used), compared to what would
be released if you broke the CFL.

A broken CFL put all the mercury inside your house to clean up. If it
gets in the carpet you will have to replace it.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Holland Museum in Holland,Michigan on the Antiques Roadshow, right now.

No carpet on my Hardwood Floor.
cuhulin

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
dave wrote:

wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin

Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere powering your
incandescent (for the difference in energy used), compared to what would
be released if you broke the CFL.

A broken CFL put all the mercury inside your house to clean up. If it
gets in the carpet you will have to replace it.


Give me a break. 6 tenths of 1 milligram. I'll be glad to take that
carpet off your hands.

In article ,
dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
dave wrote:

wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light
bulb in my kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When
they burn out, I am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60
watt light bulbs in those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent
Light Bulbs. cuhulin

Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere
powering your incandescent (for the difference in energy used),
compared to what would be released if you broke the CFL.

A broken CFL put all the mercury inside your house to clean up. If
it gets in the carpet you will have to replace it.


Give me a break. 6 tenths of 1 milligram. I'll be glad to take that
carpet off your hands.

That's enough to hurt you and it can be absorbed through the skin.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"dave" wrote in message
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Telamon wrote:
In article ,
dave wrote:

wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in
my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin

Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere powering your
incandescent (for the difference in energy used), compared to what would
be released if you broke the CFL.

A broken CFL put all the mercury inside your house to clean up. If it
gets in the carpet you will have to replace it.


Give me a break. 6 tenths of 1 milligram. I'll be glad to take that
carpet off your hands.

Remember when it was a rite of passage to coat a penny with mercury from a
broken thermometer or the mercury switch out of an old thermostat? Sure,
you don't want to ingest the stuff, but if we didn't live anywhere that
there was stray mercury (in much larger quantities than in any fluorescent
lamp), there wouldn't be a lot of places to live..

On May 10, 2:59*pm, dave wrote:
wrote:
http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=263846

I use a Dangerous Deadly Mercury Poisioning flourascent light bulb in my
kitchen and in my bathroom, I never turn them off.When they burn out, I
am going to go back to using Good G.E.Reveal 60 watt light bulbs in
those two rooms.

Stock up on a lifetime supply of Good old fashioned Incandescent Light
Bulbs.
cuhulin

Coal fired power plants put more mercury in the atmosphere powering your
incandescent (for the difference in energy used), compared to what would
be released if you broke the CFL.

China has more 'Dirty' Coal Fired Power Plants
then any other Nation and now produces +50%
of all the Global {Wor;ld-Wide} Pollution from all
those Dirty Coal Fired Power Plants.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_fuel_power_plant
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/11/wo...ml?ref=science