AKemel
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- Jul 9, 2001
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I was on a "HAL" (Holland America Line) board recently. I would have thought I was here if not for the fact that instead of "WDW", "HAL" was being used. I guess it is all the same. Here is the post.
How many [WDW] message board members does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Answer:172
1 to notice that the light is burned out and post an indignant message on the board.
5 to suggest politely that he go to the Front Office and mention it.
2 to start long posts about how HAL is going downhill as never in 125 years did they ever have a lightbulb burn out.
1 newbie to ask if you should tip the person who changes it.
105 people to get off on the tipping policy.
50 HAL loyalists who start flaming people who think a lightbulb on a HAL ship might be burned out.
5 who are more than willing to tell you that certain other lines deliberately leave lightbulbs burned out to save money.
1 newbie who forgets how to use the quote function and ends up writing:
How many [WDW] message board members does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
Answer:172
1 to notice that the light is burned out and post an indignant message on the board.
5 to suggest politely that he go to the Front Office and mention it.
2 to start long posts about how HAL is going downhill as never in 125 years did they ever have a lightbulb burn out.
1 newbie to ask if you should tip the person who changes it.
105 people to get off on the tipping policy.
50 HAL loyalists who start flaming people who think a lightbulb on a HAL ship might be burned out.
5 who are more than willing to tell you that certain other lines deliberately leave lightbulbs burned out to save money.
1 newbie who forgets how to use the quote function and ends up writing:
