A cat catching sparks/lightning in a bucket. I confess, if there’s a joke here it has gone right over my head. Catching lightning in a jar? Watching sparks fly?
I stuck a screwdriver in a socket one day while my dad observed me.I got up from the other side of room with my hair frizzed out, best laugh he ever had.Remember the guy in Hot Shots fixing the light bulb with all his gear and safety equipment. I do all that safety stuff and one further I send a request to the area power plant to shut down.
orinoco womble about 9 years ago
I wish we could gather up all the wasted energy and re use it.
Steve Bartholomew about 9 years ago
You never want to leave an empty socket. The electricity leaks out.
Ida No about 9 years ago
When you go to Home Depot and ask “where do those buckets of bolts come from”, you’ll now know.
Space_cat about 9 years ago
If only we could heat our houses with the hot air coming out of Washington!
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 9 years ago
A cat catching sparks/lightning in a bucket. I confess, if there’s a joke here it has gone right over my head. Catching lightning in a jar? Watching sparks fly?
sperry532 about 9 years ago
What a great idea. Once the bucket is full, you can pour the electricity back into a wall socket. Energy crisis averted.
Vet Premium Member about 9 years ago
I stuck a screwdriver in a socket one day while my dad observed me.I got up from the other side of room with my hair frizzed out, best laugh he ever had.Remember the guy in Hot Shots fixing the light bulb with all his gear and safety equipment. I do all that safety stuff and one further I send a request to the area power plant to shut down.
Jules934 about 9 years ago
If that’s what he means. it should have been lightning.
Jules934 about 9 years ago
Kilban’s art always makes sense.