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....when it's dark.
I need some sort of override switch, that prevents guests from going into downstairs rooms, and stairs and landings, from switching them off.
I hate dark and dullness, and it costs sod all to run a few light fittings.
Fine for guests in their bedrooms but otherwise don't turn off the fekking lights please!
Cue the Greenies to respond but I'm not turning off my "Lava Lamp" for anyone.
I need some sort of override switch, that prevents guests from going into downstairs rooms, and stairs and landings, from switching them off.
I hate dark and dullness, and it costs sod all to run a few light fittings.
Fine for guests in their bedrooms but otherwise don't turn off the fekking lights please!
Cue the Greenies to respond but I'm not turning off my "Lava Lamp" for anyone.
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Nelly Furtado spinning in her grave
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How about super gluing them in the on position
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thinly veiled I have a big house thread
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Is it to do with your eye sight getting worse?
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Can't you get motion sensing light switches (as designed for small children or burglars) that automatically turn the lights on when you stagger down the corridor?
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Why does anyone want a light on in an empty room?
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I'm the opposite to you AP.
I see no need for lights to be on when a room is not being used. I'm not sitting in it, so it can stay dark. Our kitchen has 7 spotlights and 2 flourecscent lights in in. If I had £1 for every time Mrs CMAT goes out to the shed to feed the pets, and leaves the kitchen lights on, I'd be a rich man. She says 'I'm not that long.' I say 'Every day it's at least half an hour, It's an hour during the winter. 365 days at half an hour is at least 183 hours a year they are burning, for nothing. The same applies to the 2 floodlights in the back garden. In the winter she turns them on to be able to see to get to the shed. Does she turn them off when she comes back in? No she doesn't!! It annoys me. |
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Grounds for divorce?
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You must have Scottish blood in you Taxi.
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call me a taxi 06 Jan 15 17:38 Joined: 02 Oct 03 | Topic/replies: 8,154 | Blogger: call me a taxi's blog I'm the opposite to you AP. I see no need for lights to be on when a room is not being used. I'm not sitting in it, so it can stay dark. Our kitchen has 7 spotlights and 2 flourecscent lights in in. If I had £1 for every time Mrs CMAT goes out to the shed to feed the pets, and leaves the kitchen lights on, I'd be a rich man. She says 'I'm not that long.' I say 'Every day it's at least half an hour, It's an hour during the winter. 365 days at half an hour is at least 183 hours a year they are burning, for nothing. The same applies to the 2 floodlights in the back garden. In the winter she turns them on to be able to see to get to the shed. Does she turn them off when she comes back in? No she doesn't!! It annoys me. Feeding the pets you fell for that one look out next time and i guarantee your next door neighbour will be feeding his cats in his shed at same time |
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scared of the dark, Aunty ?
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aunty wants spot lights all over his house
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akabula
06 Jan 15 18:10 You must have Scottish blood in you Taxi. Jewish and Scottish, two austere types for the price of one. |
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giving us scots a bad name again aka i see , were not all tight us feck like you
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