LOL We used to have a touch lamp. One of our cats discovered he could make it turn on and off (it had a three-way bulb, so it was actually on, brighter, brightest, off); he'd sit there and just bat it constantly with his paw or even touch it with his nose until we made him get down. Made quite a light show when I was trying to sleep in the next room.
Wow, that's either a very sensitve lamp, or a faulty one. My house has been known to vibrate due to quarry blasting and very heavy goods trains carrying the rocky results of the blasting, but my touch lamp isn't affected and I thought touch lights required just that - touch, and usually the touch of skin, rather than an inanimate object or a hand encased in a glove (can you tell I've been experimenting... *g*)
I wonder if there's a loose wire in yours that the vibration is causing to short.
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I wonder if there's a loose wire in yours that the vibration is causing to short.