*promote the goodness of Faux Tasing.

Who was that Rick guy on CNN who got tased and handled it much much worse than this woman? And which network does better in the ratings?

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>> ^bareboards2:
promote the goodness of Faux Tasing.
Who was that Rick guy on CNN who got tased and handled it much much worse than this woman? And which network does better in the ratings?


Dick Sanchez. I mean, Rick Sanchez.

I never been tased, but aren't you suppose to flap around on the floor while getting the kilovolts?

I'd like to point out the complete lack of dramatic screaming, as evidenced here, here, here, here, , and , oh, nevermind. I could go on ad nauseam.

yeah, but men are crybabies. thats why they scream.

My first reaction was the same as @bareboards2: "wasn't there a 200lbs dude who screamed like a baby in this same situation?"

>> ^lavoll:

yeah, but men are crybabies. thats why they scream.


No. It's because we want to scare the taserer.

>> ^luxury_pie:

>> ^lavoll:
yeah, but men are crybabies. thats why they scream.

No. It's because we want to scare the taserer.


is that man psychology? like an instinct in us to scream more in pain as a part of the tactic to scare away predators and rivals etc?

@luxury_pie
@lavoll
@hpqp

Yes, some people fall over screaming. But think on this---does everyone die from being struck by lightning? Heck, a man completely lost his feelings of hot and cold from lightning for some odd reason. Electricity is a weird woman if I do say so myself. Sometimes it burns through the back and comes out the hand, other times it strikes around people and just says "hi" as it circles around and goes about its merry way.

Reaction, like pain and girly screaming has little to do with being a man except that most men have larger masses of muscle than their female counter parts (Which physically reacts to electricity by contracting far more than say, fat, skin, or bones.) Think of this--large muscles doesn't swim well nor tase well.

Also, it depends where the taser hits and all kinds of shit. Same with pepper spray and other CS gas (I have been CS-ed in my Army days and fuck it hurts.)

@Lawdeedaw
The damage done by electricity in a living body depends on the duration and the current flowing through. The current however is reduced by the human body's electrical resistance which depends on the length of the way the electricity has to go and the size of the contact area. And a bit on what the body is made of