If you are really into light bulbs, you should definitely check out the newsgroup
alt.fan.lightbulbs. The FAQ maintainer and
probably biggest light bulb joke collector is Brian <brian6@vaxc.mdx.ac.uk>
who contributed very very many jokes to this collection. If you are looking for
other such collections of jokes, check out Nathan
Mates' Humor Archives or Derek
Cashman's Wrecked Humor Page. You should also take a look at Jay's
Comedy Club. The following categories are available:
An internal memo written by a manager at the U.S. Department of Energy
plant recommended a new safety procedure for "the replacement of a light
bulb in a criticality beacon." The beacon, similar to the revolving red
lamp atop a police car, warns workers of nuclear accidents. The memo said
the job should take at least 16 people over 60 hours to replace the light.
It added that the same job used to take 12 workers 4.15 hours.
The memo called for a planner to meet with six others at a work-control
meeting; talk with other workers who have done the job before; meet again;
get signatures from five people at that work-control meeting; get the project
plans approved by separate officials overseeing safety, logistics, waste management
and plant scheduling; wait for a monthly criticality-beacon test; direct electricians
to replace the bulb; and then test and verify the repair. Mark Obmascik in
Denver Post (reprinted in Reader's Digest)