[grimekeepa]

I hope buddy is happy he's now a she...............

[valroadie]

Owww I bet his jimmies were rustled.

[Darkest Angel]

Looks like a burnt hotdog. Probably can't fix that

[Gotja]

Originally Posted by catalyzt ↗

i was thinking i should make a web site called "What you dont know can Kill you"
cuz apparently ppl dont know a lot of things
like water conducts electricity
dumb asses

Water Does Not conduct electricity. The contaminants added to water can make it conductive, such as salt. The salt from your body in a tub of water makes in conductive....urine is not very conductive. The 220 watts would not do this unless he fucked the outlet.

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by rukey ↗

I highly doubt this was caused by pissing on an electric fence... but still a crispy wiener

Quite right, This myth was busted on MythBusters. As far as I know such fences with that voltage are not legal.

[hellgate9876]

Looks like he forgot a important rule of physics that salt water is a great conductor of electricity.

[PTSD Is My Life]

whoopsie, I wonder what would happen if he took a dump on it?!?!?

[SikTh]

Hmmm the story behind this is very hmmm untrustworthy.

It IS possible for this to happen but it does depend on the footwear, if the bloke is wearing no shoes then he is earthed so he will complete the circuit. However, 220v wouldn't do this sort of damage. This is more like 700v and upwards.
This is how skydivers etc can get caught up in H.T power transmission lines in excess of 500,000v as when they are hanging there they are part of the circuit so they have the same potential as the electricity passing through.

Interesting though and can easily make the 'not-in-the-know' among us think otherwise.

[ambvlnt.ideal]

Don't whiz on the electric fence. I thought we all learned that from Ren & Stimpy