A brief photographic study of lava lamp states, plus some tips and links that will help you build a more reciprocal and long-lasting relationship with your lava-ey pal.
My Lava Lamp, like all Lava Lamps, goes through several states before reaching “Lava”. It has been my experience that some are quick to judge and become critical, when in fact it is their patience that is at issue.
Following are four of the discrete states of Lava: Cold, Earwax, Snot and Lava.
Cold Lava
Earwax
Snot
Lava
Ok, ever since I started this guide, my lava lamp has been a popular topic of conversation at the office. With all this new attention, it seems to have acquired aspirations beyond its station. It has been expressing itself in ways that can at least be described as “sculptural” and may represent a primitive form of communication.
You can read the story and judge for yourself. Based on my experience, this was no accident. While the lava lamp may have very little intelligence, it does seem to be a spiteful little device.
On the one hand, I find this article comforting, as I know I only rate in the middle of the obsession scale. On the other hand, it makes me sad for Landon Noll and his friends. If he thinks his lava lamp is behaving randomly, imagine what his lava lamp must be thinking!
If you and your lava lamp are also having a tough time seeing eye-to-eye, this may be the place for you. Not exactly “couples therapy”, but it is a place where you can freely express your love.
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Click here to log in.Ooooh! Crumbs! Aren’t these somewhat
- well -phallic?dude you rule for having this guide.
Wait, your snot looks like that too?
I still say it due to its age…old and slow!