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Mordhaus (Member Profile)
Your video, This is why you don't touch electric fences, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
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Technical Difficulties
probably imagined a strong buzzing sensation like an electric fence, not heart-stopping, flesh melting explosion?
It's Illegal To Feed The Homeless In Florida
Wouldn't it be better, and safer for everyone, if we could just build some sort of "place" for these homeless people to live? Provide them with the basic needs of life like food, clothing and shelter. A cot to sleep on. A yard to exercise in. A place where they could make friends and network with other desperate people?
Hell, maybe we can even put them to work! One man's "slave labor" is another man's "productive member of society", after all.
Granted, some of these people are dangerous! When you hit rock bottom and have nothing left to lose, that can turn a man into an animal. So maybe we should surround the place with barbed wire and electric fences. And guard towers, just in case.
Maybe put bars on the windows and doors?
I'm just spitballing ideas here.
shagen454 (Member Profile)
Your video, Girl's Electric Fence Challenge Goes Unexpectedly Wrong, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Electric fence experiment ends as expected
An electric fence isn't a whole lot, but that's a good way to kill yourself. You're forcing the current to travel from one arm to the other through your chest. Can mess with your heart that way.
doogle (Member Profile)
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The Electric Fence
>> ^Archanon:
Don't listen to that elbow or back of the hand crap. Even though most if not all electric fences are DC, they pulse the current so you would never have a clench response. Instead, pick up a blade of grass and touch it with that. The grass acts as a resistor and lowers the current you receive. He did earn a few Darwin points however for standing in a mud-puddle and touching something electric. He should go hug an electrical engineer for sparing his life.
Real men piss on them.
The Electric Fence
>> ^doogle:
Tip:
use the backside of the hand to touch a prospectfully charged electric wire.
If the electricity causes your hand to tense up, you'll be glad it doesn't close up, grabbing an electric wire.
The worst that can happen is you punch yourself in the face.
The Electric Fence
>> ^WaterDweller:
>> ^schlub:
Yeah, it's called general advice for touching something that may be electrified. You go ahead and use your blade of grass.
>> ^Archanon:
Don't listen to that elbow or back of the hand crap. Even though most if not all electric fences are DC, they pulse the current so you would never have a clench response. Instead, pick up a blade of grass and touch it with that. The grass acts as a resistor and lowers the current you receive. He did earn a few Darwin points however for standing in a mud-puddle and touching something electric. He should go hug an electrical engineer for sparing his life.
General advice for touching something that may be electrified: don't.
General Advice for posting a response to a response to a response: Don't.
Archanon (Member Profile)
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The Electric Fence
>> ^schlub:
Yeah, it's called general advice for touching something that may be electrified. You go ahead and use your blade of grass.
>> ^Archanon:
Don't listen to that elbow or back of the hand crap. Even though most if not all electric fences are DC, they pulse the current so you would never have a clench response. Instead, pick up a blade of grass and touch it with that. The grass acts as a resistor and lowers the current you receive. He did earn a few Darwin points however for standing in a mud-puddle and touching something electric. He should go hug an electrical engineer for sparing his life.
General advice for touching something that may be electrified: don't.
The Electric Fence
As soon as you let go, the discomfort goes away. It doesn't linger unless you got shocked withe enough amperage for a skin burn, which is unlikely with an electric fence. He's still holding his hand as if it still hurts.
The Electric Fence
Yeah, it's called general advice for touching something that may be electrified. You go ahead and use your blade of grass.
>> ^Archanon:
Don't listen to that elbow or back of the hand crap. Even though most if not all electric fences are DC, they pulse the current so you would never have a clench response. Instead, pick up a blade of grass and touch it with that. The grass acts as a resistor and lowers the current you receive. He did earn a few Darwin points however for standing in a mud-puddle and touching something electric. He should go hug an electrical engineer for sparing his life.
YearofthePuma (Member Profile)
Your video, The Electric Fence, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
The Electric Fence
Don't listen to that elbow or back of the hand crap. Even though most if not all electric fences are DC, they pulse the current so you would never have a clench response. Instead, pick up a blade of grass and touch it with that. The grass acts as a resistor and lowers the current you receive. He did earn a few Darwin points however for standing in a mud-puddle and touching something electric. He should go hug an electrical engineer for sparing his life.