Answer: 422. (shamelessly plagiarized from another board)(1) to change the light bulb and post it to the board that the bulb has been changed.
(14) to respond and share similar experiences.
(7) to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs.
(27) to point out spelling errors and grammatical errors in postings about changing light bulbs.
(53) to flame the spell-checkers.
(156) to write to the administrator to complain about the light bulb discussion and its inappropriateness to the board.
(111) to defend the relevance of the light bulb discussion.
(27) to post website addresses where one can see different examples of light bulbs.
(14) to complain that the website addresses are incorrect and post correct ones.
(12) to "leave the board forever" because they can't handle the light bulb controversy.
And some additions:
(84) know it all's who will tell you what you did wrong while screwing in the light bulb and that you should have used a brighter bulb.
(1) to post a usless comment about how good that new lightbulb makes his Prowler look
(127) to contact the other members to see if there is enough interest to have a fun-run day to watch the changing of the lightbulb.
(12) to form a committee to determine whether this is a "modification" or "technical" thread issue.
(1) to post threatening the light bulb changer with a lawsuit because he already thought of it, and patented it, and demands a $10 user fee
(34) to complain that the new light bulb is a cheap import, not a good old American made bulb which we all know are the only good kind of bulbs.
(11,750) to ask how much HP it will add
