Lights out London

[indian8132]

Is it London and Parts of Kent near London? I hope not. Is it like, ALL of London, and arent there parts which urgently need electricity, like Big Bens lighting?

[jackass]

1) It takes more energy to turn the light off, then on quite soon.
2) What is the point?
3) I don't even live in London anyway
4) We cannot see in the dark

And many more points.

[Ashhizzle]

I'm turning everything on Comp, dvd, ps2, charging mp3, charging phone

Just to be a *****

[2hd.]

no, I'm going to a BBQ and I'm not planning to stand up and shout EVERYONE TURN THE LIGHTS OFF.

[Flisker]

But if you turn off lights not alot of electric will be used and if everyone turn there lights off its like taking 3/4 of a million cars of the road...

[jackass]

But if you turn off lights not alot of electric will be used and if everyone turn there lights off its like taking 3/4 of a million cars of the road...

No, because the majority of people nowadays use power-saving bulbs. Which hardly uses any power and turning them off, then on again takes up more than just leaving them on.

[summer]

isn't the big brother house in hertfordshire though?

[Yum999]

wont make any difference, 1 hour?

Given that there are well over 40 million lightbulbs in London, you'd be quite surprised.

[Minstrels]

Now if I was a thief I would love that. No lights on at all for an hour, prime time to do some stealing hey?

Sad southern Londoners 'Lets save electric by turning the lights off for one hour' hmm yeah, great idea.... :rolleyes:

Edit: Just thought wont there be a power surge if everyone in London did it?

[Shinigami]

People who was saying about being in the dark, you do realise its summer. maybe look out your window for once. =/