Today, I was putting a new lightbulb in when my wife walks into the room and says "you can't see a thing, i'll turn the light on for you". And she did. FML
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Christoams
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12/1/2009 04:35
- France
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Komarii
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Ok first things first, I'm an electrician and 120V really doesn't hurt that much, it's more of a tingle really, so suck it up princess. Second, you only get a shock from that if your fingers are actually in the socket, so if that's what you're bitching about then you sir, are a dumbass of the highest order and deserve that zap.
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Timmytwofinger
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is your wife blonde?
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Timmytwofinger
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GiddyXD
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lol probaly is.
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4evanucks
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hahahahahahaha...thought the exact same thing b4 I looked at the comments!! loooool :P
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xGreyRosex
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Wow that is totally and utterly rude, you fuckshit.
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Hunthas
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Appropriate response to someone making a status quo joke? I think so!
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icekitten14
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Calm down 48. I am blonde and know other blondes who would not take offense to this comment. Calm your tits
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iFurrhy
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"Fuckshit" LOL
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maiden_girl
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LOL...
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Eir_fml
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why would you be touching the metal? Unless the other lightbulb shattered or something.
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ThorsSon
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I don't see the problem... I don't turn the switch off to change a light bulb... just don't look directly at the bulb when you screw it in... but even if you do... it isn't something that suddenly makes your life FML worthy.
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Mauskau
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i keep it off and change it in the day. I have 7 different lights in my room :)
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DanielleD93
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You could electrocute yourself if not careful, it's always safe to turn off the switch
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SubaruWRXSTI
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I don't understand why he is getting down voted so much. The only way to get electrocuted is if you directly touch the metal, which I do not see why would be necessary when changing a light bulb.
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emorockerownage
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wow #8 and #3 are you guys stupid or just never changed a light bulb before when the light went on it shocked him
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Komarii
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Ok first things first, I'm an electrician and 120V really doesn't hurt that much, it's more of a tingle really, so suck it up princess. Second, you only get a shock from that if your fingers are actually in the socket, so if that's what you're bitching about then you sir, are a dumbass of the highest order and deserve that zap.
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tobichprophet
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hooray!
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madielyse
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Haahah. You just made my day ten times better.
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Dideriksen
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woop awesome :D
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sandormatyi
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In most parts of Europe (France included), the line voltage is 220V - not that it made much of a difference, but it's a bit more than a tingle, especially if you're not used to the sensation and if instead of your finger shorting the circuit, the electricity goes from your fingertip to your feet.
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jsrf
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Was half expecting " first things first RIP uncle OP"
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iFurrhy
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It probably wasn't the pain OP received from the lightbulb that made this a FML. It was the fact his wife actually turned on the damn lights
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Boomi
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Brutal, but I can agree with this.
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wira176
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Still. Safety first!
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AreYouSure_fml
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#10, you just made my day.
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mellowyellowww
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first #1: being blonde has nothing to do with it
that's pretty much just a stupid/rude comment proving your ignorance
and second,
wow. WOW. i'm surprised, and sort of not at the same time..
doesn't anyyyyyone THINK anymore?
that's pretty much just a stupid/rude comment proving your ignorance
and second,
wow. WOW. i'm surprised, and sort of not at the same time..
doesn't anyyyyyone THINK anymore?
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TrimKibbles
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*sigh* cant anyone take a joke nowadays...?
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T9FTW
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You're not in a position to call a comment stupid. Look at your grammar!
P.S - I'm not saying I am!
P.S - I'm not saying I am!
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will90
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Being blonde has everything to do with it.
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xf0rg0tt3nx
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No it doesn't. I'm blonde and I change lightbulbs all the time, and have never gotten hurt.