Dear Lord, almost everyone I knew had one of those lamps.
One of my pranks was to run into a neighbors apartment (we all played pranks, some worse than others) and throw a bag of marshmallows on top of the lamp. Ruined the bulb, smelled delicious (after the plastic melted), caused a fire hazard.
Dear Lord, almost everyone I knew had one of those lamps.
One of my pranks was to run into a neighbors apartment (we all played pranks, some worse than others) and throw a bag of marshmallows on top of the lamp. Ruined the bulb, smelled delicious (after the plastic melted), caused a fire hazard.
Crazy jack wagons we were.
Yeah you probably only cost the person $20 (assuming their house didn't burn down that is.) Those lamps were super cheap and super ugly.
Let strength be granted, so the world might be mended...so the world might be mended.
Stark wrote:
Yeah you probably only cost the person $20 (assuming their house didn't burn down that is.) Those lamps were super cheap and super ugly.
This was when Target was THE PLACE to shop.
This was also when Buffalo Wild Wings was called B-Dubs or BW3, and also right around when hurricane Floyd (which totally destroyed the apartment complex I lived in) grasped Eastern NC.
My parents definitely had that same lamp... and a plastic glove may or may not have been tossed up on top and caught flame. Ruined two or three floor tiles when it started dripping over the sides.
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
