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NickiLittle
1 year ago

The chances are rather low. But it can be duchaus that something else gives up the mind, for example, a clamp or the light switch.

Lg, Nicki

rAiZzZzInG
1 year ago

Yes, of course! As soon as a lamp starts to flicker, an explosion is inevitable. In fact, it is one of the many little wonders of the universe that we are not surrounded by exploding lamps every day. Just imagine how exciting our everyday life would be if we were constantly surrounded by flying lamp rests and sparkling rains. But fortunately, the geniuses of the lamp industry have recognized this dangerous inclination of lamps and have built security mechanisms to protect us from the horrors of the exploding lamps. So don’t worry, your lamp will most likely not explode. Unless she has previously filed a final examination in fireworks technology.

Desparativum
1 year ago

It’s probably not.

Florabest
1 year ago

A lamp does not explode.

RechenLard
1 year ago

Certainly