is it ok to say "our room light has gone fuse"?
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na just say the light in the room stay mainly in gloom.
765995
I would say "Please turn the A/C down" if I wanted the room to be warmer, since the A/C cools the air, and the more it's turned up, the cooler it makes the air.\n\nAnd to answer your last question ... ALL THE TIME! :)  Whether it's A/C or something else, often two people will have different ways to say or ask the same thing, and one or the other of us will have to clarify.  I don't think that's just you or me, but happens to everybody at one time or another!  \n\n.
696297
I think it is spelled chandelier.
515381
After prescription meds...?\nLay down, turn out the lights...and wait it out.
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ZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!\n\nsnore! \n\ngrunt...grumple....UH!! What...Hey, who turned on the light? \n\nI'm trying to sleep, in here!! \n\nWell, how would you like it, if someone turned on the light while you were sleeping. So why shuold the anikmals feeel any different. ...
292651
there could be a fuse in the line that has blew or you cold have a short. you can always run a hot wire straight off the battery to your lights never know your lights may have just blown
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I'd continue to ask her to move it.  I like the idea from the person who said to put up a mirror.  Another funny way to deal with it would be to wear your sunglasses inside.  If someone comments, just laugh and pointedly say (loudly), Oh, that's just because it's SO bright in here!"\n\nYou could take the lightbulb out or unplug it.  Maybe she'll get the idea? \n\nIf all else fails, talk to HR.  You have a right to a pleasant working environment and they should be the ones to really make an issue with the co worker.  They might even go so far as to confiscate the offending lamp.  \n\nLOL - I guess you could also always steal the damn thing and throw it in the trash somewhere far away... but no... that could get you in real trouble.\n\nStuff like that is a pain in the butt... hope it gets better!\n\nOh and it probably won't damage your eye, but it might very well give you a headache. If you talk to HR, make sure to mention that...  Your company will want you productive and this is obviously keeping you from being so.
606597
Never Trust Your Toaster!\n\n*spooky music rings in the darkness....*
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It has happened. But, it has only happened with very old blankets where the wires have been worn. If the blanket is new, you can safely use it for years. An easy way to tell, turn off the lights and move the blanket around. If you see little lights (sparks) inside the blanket, it's time to get a new one.
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When I was in college, California was suffering from rolling blackouts (but that's a subject for another day). Well, anyway, we had one in the middle of choir practice. Some of the students tried to convince the director to just let us go home. His response was, "People were making music long before electricity, and so can we."
670228
Turn off the lights and go home, \n;-)
1140009
No it's turning on and the noise is going off into the world from the speaker.  Why do they say I have to take a sh!t when you really leave it there?
293029
Either all the light bulbs were put in at the same time. Or You just might be suckin up too much energy at the same time.
852629
usually just said as ceiling lamp,or ceiling lighting, it is a specific type of object. otherwise the lamps in the cieling as in \n"The electician installed the lamps in the ceiling," or "the electrician installed the ceiling lamps in the floor." But if the lamp is not in the ceiling but surface mounted to the ceiling instead it would be on the ceiling while a suspended lamp would be attached to the ceiling. The specifics might or might not matter. It depends on what you are writing this for. Most people here think of recessed lighting when you say ceiling lamp or light.
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being in the same room
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It means there was a power surge in the system and the main fuse box either in your house or at the main power station flipped to the off postion...also known as being tripped. Normally a safety device or circuit breaker will 'trip' when it is detecting too much load...eg a faulty appliance, too much appliances plugged in (use of too many adaptors), or hot electrical joint (loose), undersized protection etc.
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Its refering to sunlight. Only sunlight goes low or dim (We were afraid that the light was too low)