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Them Cotton-pickin' Light Bulbs!

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Mickey Richaud

Mickey Richaud

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OK, Boss - remind us how to put them away/turn them off! Tired of jumping outta my skin!
 
Mick- I just keep my sound off and the curser in the middle of the field and scroll down a bit to keep them out of view
 
DNK said:
Mick- I just keep my sound off and the curser in the middle of the field and scroll down a bit to keep them out of view
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That would work...

...but I have background music going most of the time.
 
Mickey - if you install AdBlock (or similar) in your browser, just right click on one of the bulbs and choose Block this Ad. It's not an ad - but it removes the whole string of lights (and the crashing sound).

PS - might be helpful if at least one of the Styles didn't include the lights and snow, etc. Let users decide.

Tom
 
Go between the bulbs, right click, view in separate window, right click in window, block from British car forum, or something to that affect. I don't have the bulbs! But I still have the snow! PJ
 
I'm with you Mickey...it's funny for about 2 minutes :)
 
I thought my browser wuz broken. No lights!

...another tradition gone fer a chop... :smirk:
 
martx-5 said:
WOW!! First the Movie and Music threads, and now the lights just because someone can't control their mouse!!
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Didn't mean to be the Grinch. I thought when they were on last year there was a way to turn them off individually, without removing them altogether.

Sorry - will crawl back in my hole.
 
Spoilsport.


:smirk:
 
DrEntropy said:
Spoilsport.


:smirk:
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Yep - that's me.

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Mickey Richaud said:
Didn't mean to be the Grinch. I thought when they were on last year there was a way to turn them off individually, without removing them altogether.

Sorry - will crawl back in my hole.
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but, seriously, turn them off individually? Like you can't just unplug the string? :grin:
 
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