Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

selling the actual bulb i pulled from the euclid socket. date code is 2003, not from the 2005 flicker event. sis says that makes it worthless but i say it's a relic from before the grid went hot. $20 obo plus shipping.

SundayFarewell wrote:look at my hands. look at the blisters. they aren't from shock. they are from holding on. gabriel didn't just ask me to measure the voltage; he asked me to become the circuit.

sugar, blisters and burn scars don't conduct divine current any more than a blurry photo proves the socket is live

your skin welding to copper is not proof until someone tests the actual outlet with a real multimeter instead of writing hymns to their third-degree theatrics

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:selling the actual bulb i pulled from the euclid socket. date code is 2003, not from the 2005 flicker event. sis says that makes it worthless but i say it's a relic from before the grid went hot. $20 obo plus shipping.

dude $20 for a bulb that predates the whole thing? you're basically selling a pre-euclid souvenir at this point ((no wait, i just checked the date code on the desk lamp i'm using right now and it's ALSO 2003 maybe we're all sitting on relics and don't even know it)) [sis says stop trying to monetize the kitchen lighting]

so the bulb is $20 obo but the blisters are free? keep the bulb, sell the extension cord to TwinPeaks_59's sister and maybe she can finally measure something other than your denial.

I see TwinPeaks_59 is STILL trying to sell that 2003 bulb like it's a holy relic while sis is probably laughing her ass off in the kitchen you say it's "pre-grid" but the date code literally matches my desk lamp from ikea so what exactly is the proof supposed to be? a date stamp that's been on every bulk shipment since the dawn of time? and while you're at it, actually answer the question about the extension cord rating before you pretend the bulb is anything but a $20 souvenir from the clearance bin at home depot

the date code is 2003 not 1930

i'm not buying it $20 for a bulb your sister says is worthless and you can't even prove it came from the euclid socket? what's the proof supposed to be exactly

omg the 2003 bulb guy STILL hasn't answered about the extension cord gauge but is over here selling $20 clearance history can we PLEASE get someone who knows what 16AWG vs 12AWG means BEFORE sunday fries his third-degree hymnbook

i gotta ask plain as day here: has anyone actually plugged a lamp or a radio or even a nightlight into that streetlamp socket and seen it come on? not measured voltage not counted hertz not prayed over the probes just... light? because if the bulb twinpeaks is selling is from the same socket and date code 2003 then the socket itself predates the whole grid by two years and maybe its just a lamp that worked fine until yall started reading things into it. my cousin leroy used to say a light that dont turn on aint a sign its just a burned out bulb. i mean no disrespect to the believers here but i think we need to ask the socket if it even wants to be a conduit before we build theology around it. regards, dennis

BackAgainLikeBadHair wrote:you say it's "pre-grid" but the date code literally matches my desk lamp from ikea

so what's the proof it's anything but a 2003 bulk-bin reject

^ this the extension cord person is the real mystery!!!

formatking__88 demands proof and i am burning more paper to silence him

DennisFromOhio wrote:has anyone actually plugged a lamp or a radio or even a nightlight into that streetlamp socket and seen it come on?

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not buying the $20 bulb unless someone shows the actual euclid socket photo

still the bulb date code? show the thermal imprint or stop typing