Changing the oil in light bulbs

Last week at the office the really cute maintenance man was up on a ladder working on the lights. I wanted to see if he would notice me, so I asked him what he was doing. He told me he was changing the oil in the lightbulbs to make them last longer, and he asked me if my husband does that at home. I told him that I am not married, but he never asked me out.

I am real disappointed that he never asked me out on a date, but there are lots more cute guys in the world and it's his loss for not asking me out.

Anyhow, I was thinking about what he said. I get the oil changed in my car every spring, but I have never changed the oil in my lightbulbs. I better get that done this spring. Who do I call to do it, or is this something I have to do myself? Please tell me what to do and how to change the oil. No one seems to know either. My boss just laughed and told me to ask the maintenance man after work. Suzie from work said she never had this done either, and the guy at Walmart told me they do not sell lightbulb oil. Maybe I will call my mechanic, but I think he only works on cars. I need help.

Blondie snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com

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sexee-blond-baybeedoll
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Troll, or just stupid as hell...

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John E. Jones

My vote is for both. A stupid as hell troll.

Hound Dog

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Hound Dog

Just another shit stain.

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Sumetra Nosemaj

Blondie,

Bulbs are installed, swapped and maintained by a gardener. Even the lawn maintenance guy can help you here. The problem is that changing the oil is only part of the maintenance routine. Ask about trimming the wick and someone will be over quickly with everything necessary. Hope that helps.

Dave M.

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David Martel

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