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How
many Monterey residents does it take to change a light bulb?
You can't change light bulbs in Monterey. They must be
restored to maintain
their historic character.
How many Pacific Grove residents does it
take to change a light
bulb?
Just one, but the whole town celebrates the event by crowning a new
princess
and launching fireworks.
How many Carmel residents does it take to
change a light bulb?
One, if the bulb is being replaced with another
identical
bulb. Everyone
in town if the bulb is being replaced by a new type. The process
requires
initial approval from the Planning Commission and City Council which
will
determine if the new bulb has the allowable wattage, color temperature,
materials, and does not involve any technology developed since the
Truman
administration. If these steps are successful, objecting neighbors will
sue
the lamp owner, or seek to have the matter put on the ballot. Letters
to
the editor will be published in the Pine Cone both for and against the
new
bulb. Meanwhile, the lamp owner, waiting in the dark with piles of
legal
bills, gives up and moves to North Carolina.
How many Carmel Valley residents does it
take to change a light bulb?
One who checks the cabinet and realizes he needs to buy
more.
He goes
down to Brinton's, stops in the garden department to chat with his
friend
Ed, then forgets why he went there in the first place.
How many Pebble Beach residents does it
take to change a light
bulb?
None, they hire someone from Seaside to do it for them.
How many Seaside residents does it take to
change a light bulb?
None, they can't afford new bulbs.
How many Sand City residents does it take
to change a light bulb?
As many as want to join in. Non-residents who bring their own bulbs are
especially welcome.
How many Big Sur residents does it take to
change a light bulb?
One who pours more oil into her lamp.
How do they change light bulbs at the
Carmel Pine Cone?
They insert them with a local twist.
How
do they change light bulbs at the Monterey County Weekly?
By
spinning them to the left.

Reader
Submissions:
(The ones we could print)
From somewhere high up in the Santa Cruz
Mountains Robert Cornelius sent
us this gem:
How many out of town golfers does it take to change a
light
bulb?
Four. It takes them all day, they'll hold things up while they are
doing
it, lie about how many twists it took to get it in the socket, and then
write
the light bulb off as a business expense.
This one comes from one Timothy Smith:
How many Monterey residents does it take to change a
light
bulb?
51. One to actually change it and 50 to apply for a grant from the
Packard
Foundation.

Do
you have better
Monterey Peninsula Light Bulb Jokes? (Probably.)
Send them to Mr. Toy.
If he likes them he'll publish them on this page and give you the
credit
too!
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