Daily John Edwards Fabulous Fact Posted by Harvey on 28 November 2007, 2:52 pm John Edwards habitually winces after turning on a light. Those photons HURT!
Little known fact: All lights in the Edwards home are touch or motion activated, as other switches are too difficult for him to operate. Reply to this comment
lol, photons. And I kinda doubt the motion sensing thing, those lights would go on and off all the time with all his motioning. Reply to this comment
So, John Edwards could beat up a lightning bug if the bug lost it’s fearsome lightning power? Reply to this comment
John Edwards went in for a MIB eye exam. They sent him home because the flashy thingy had no effect on his absent memory. Reply to this comment
He has dimmer switches, so he can ‘ease into’ the light. It takes a half an hour to wind up any light in the house, though. Reply to this comment
Just imagine the agony if any of them hit him acting as a particle rather than as a wave! Reply to this comment
I thought he winced because he could no longer clearly see his own reflection in the mirror. Thanks for clearing that up for me. Reply to this comment
John Edwards habitually winces after turning on a light. Those photons HURT!
Little known fact: All lights in the Edwards home are touch or motion activated, as other switches are too difficult for him to operate.
lol, photons.
And I kinda doubt the motion sensing thing, those lights would go on and off all the time with all his motioning.
So, John Edwards could beat up a lightning bug if the bug lost it’s fearsome lightning power?
John Edwards went in for a MIB eye exam. They sent him home because the flashy thingy had no effect on his absent memory.
He has dimmer switches, so he can ‘ease into’ the light. It takes a half an hour to wind up any light in the house, though.
Just imagine the agony if any of them hit him acting as a particle rather than as a wave!
Silky Pony once got a 3rd degree sunburn from his track lighting.
I thought he winced because he could no longer clearly see his own reflection in the mirror.
Thanks for clearing that up for me.