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Let There Be Lightswitches
June 9th, 2008

The less said about this the better.

15 Responses to “Let There Be Lightswitches”

  1. Sam Mallett Says:

    That certainly is odd.

  2. Sarah Says:

    I saw this once, on a rock.

  3. pisspoorenglish Says:

    oh lordy, the children the children!

  4. Mark Says:

    Is it me or is there something very very wrong about the placement of that switch?

  5. Chris Says:

    I’m guessing it only looks like that when it’s turned on?

  6. John Says:

    Blimey. The girl’s got her hand on it. (splutter)

  7. tim sinclair Says:

    “I am the resERECTION and I am the light switch …”

    thank you, i’m here all week.

  8. DaveP Says:

    Lord, forgive them, they know not what good product design looks like.

  9. Missy Says:

    how naughty!

  10. rowena Says:

    Dear God! Er, so to speak.

  11. Jason Munslow Says:

    Where can I buy one?

  12. Kun Says:

    Thats funny. The switch looks like a willy. Thats really funny in fact, and really really clever too. Isn’t it funny when people make things that look like other things? Like this one time at bandcamp, I put mushrooms up my t-shirt and tucked my willy in between my legs so I looked like a girl. The camp leader caught me doing it, then fucked me in the ass hard for 3 hours and called me Jessica, even though my name is Mike. It was kind of exciting though.

  13. Nork Says:

    I’d be switching it on and off all day, till my thumb bled and I made mess on the wall. Then I’d rape a donkey. Why? Because I can.

  14. Nork Says:

    My mum has these all over her house. But instead of a short stubby switch, she has longer ones, about 8 inches. They are also made of flesh, and protrude from my fathers trousers, and to be honest, there is only one. Sorry for lying. In fact, I haven’t got a mum. Just a badger called Neil, who likes it up the dirt pipe.

  15. Baby through wicker Says:

    And on the second day God said “Let there be light” or children with their hair matted in harry monk. Show me the way father!

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