A Conversation for Lava Lamps

The Nipper

Post 1

Kumabear


One of my roomates in college decided that he realy needed a woman. He had a great deal of trouble accomplishing this.

He believed that the way to a womans heart was in the way that he decorated his bedroom.

He bought large potted plants. They were about three feet tall....and PLASTIC.

This attempt at finding love failed.

He then discovered the Lava Lamp. He bought one.

It didn't work.

He bought another. Etc.Etc.

After several failures he decided to ply the ladies with cheap wine. 5$ for a gallon.

He never had a success in four years.


The Nipper

Post 2

King Fabels (a.k.a. FABIUS, the confusatron)

COOOOL... I got a lava lamp tooooo with green bubbles.....
very relaxing smiley - winkeye and especially useful during summers, obviously because there's not snow in the summer timesmiley - winkeye


The Nipper

Post 3

Anonymouse

Green bubbles in clear liquid? Or..erm.. *holds breath* What colour was it? smiley - winkeye

Bear: Perhaps if they'd been real plants, blacklight bulbs, -and- lava lamps? smiley - winkeye

'Nonnie


The Nipper

Post 4

Kumabear


Real plants probably wouldn't have helped. The black lite was also tried.

His foot odor was probably what kept the ladies away. But that's another story that I'm probably going to write down soon.


The Nipper

Post 5

King Fabels (a.k.a. FABIUS, the confusatron)

green bubbles..... small ones , big ones, but neither lasting very longsmiley - winkeye

bear: my advise is..uh.... not very uselful I guesssmiley - smiley


The Nipper

Post 6

Anonymouse

Ah, but there is an indoor plant (I'm sorry, but atm I can't remember which one, though I'm thinking it's a fairly common one) that will help with foot odour.. both by using (by rubbing)it's leaves directly on the feet and merely by absorbing it from the air. Then again, going barefoot through the grass will do a fair job, too.. but unless the grass is always green where you live...

Interestingly enough, giving a dog a bath in tomato juice (the highly respected but mythical solution) will -not- remove the leftovers from a game of skunk-chasing. However, our old hound discovered what does.. You guessed it, rolling in the grass. Mother always assumed it was the chlorophyll, and I tend to agree.

KF: The wax was green, right? So what colour was the liquid it bubbled in? smiley - winkeye

'Nonnie


The Nipper

Post 7

King Fabels (a.k.a. FABIUS, the confusatron)

oh now I see what you mean.,... it was transparentsmiley - winkeye


The Nipper

Post 8

Anonymouse

*grins* I suspected as much. smiley - winkeye

'Nonnie


The Nipper

Post 9

King Fabels (a.k.a. FABIUS, the confusatron)

I didn't even know there are lavalamps with coloured liquid.
But I still have to learn a lot about lavalamps ......
smiley - winkeye


The Nipper

Post 10

Anonymouse

Oh my yes! In fact, the one I have sitting here is filled with blue liquid and has white lava. Didn't the article explain that well? Any suggestions on how to improve it so that it does?

'Nonnie


The Nipper

Post 11

Anonymouse

Looks like it -might- be getting accepted. Edited version at:

http://www.h2g2.com/A311040

'Nonnie


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