Are light bulbs a particularly female subject?

Thank you Times Newspaper for crediting Liberal Democrat Voice for the story about Boris Johnson and light bulbs, so I hope it isn’t too churlish to ask, “Why is the story in the Women’s section on your website?”

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6 Comments

  • Martin Land 7th Aug '08 - 11:41am

    Because most discerning women know it’s the only useful thing men can do.

  • Simon Titley 7th Aug '08 - 11:56am

    Q: How many Liberal Democrats does it take to change a light bulb…?

  • Surely the lightbulb’s gotta want to change…

    btw re the story appearing in the women’s section: does it make a difference whether it was a screw or a bayonet fitting..?

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