[Xardueth]

Originally Posted by whitehendrix ↗

this happened as a result of some sorta RF therapy for herpes. they basically baked it a little too long.
burnt his dangly piece. RF burn is nasty.

an electric shock would look different.
as well, electric fences are high voltage, low current devices. typically 6500 volts and less that .250milliamps. and it's a pulsed output.. if one were dumb enough to piss on said fence, you'd practically have to lay your dick on the wire and get shocked repeatedly for 20 minutes to get that kind of injury.

You are quite right mate

Snopes.com - Penile Burn From Electric Fence

[vulturedoors]

Originally Posted by catalyzt ↗

oh so if you are in the bathtub and drop the toaster in it wont kill you unless your soaking in salt water right?

What NaTaS should have said is that PURE water does not conduct electricity. However, water is generally not pure. It contains minerals and other dissolved solids. Distilled water, I believe, is pure and would not conduct electricity.

[whitehendrix]

Thanks Xardueth and vulturedoors.

thing is, i actually emailed snopes about that.. their info on electrical distribution is 10000% WRONG and in my opinion, VERY dangerous.

i'm an electrical engineer.. if theres one thing i know, it's distribution and damage control, both on the human level and the device level. we're trained in arc blast calculation and as well, your'e subjected to see what a person looks liek after experiencing such a blast or shock.

vulturedorrs, you're10000% correct.. pure (deionized) water is an insulator.. not the greatest insulator, but an insulator nontheless.

ya.. fuggin snopes just sent me an automates respose with some general bullshit in it.. they don't care about that shit evidently.

[MeaningOfAbuse]

Okay look. If this ever , EVER, happened to me and I posted it on the internet. I give ALL OF YOU permission to assassinate my family.

[catalyzt]

Originally Posted by mepresentas ↗

Excelent explanation, thanks.

Ecelent
Excelent
Excellent <----
ps you can edit your post so you dont have to post it a second time
ps not making fun of your spelling just trying to assist you as you strive for the correct spelling of this word

[catalyzt]

Originally Posted by vulturedoors ↗

What NaTaS should have said is that PURE water does not conduct electricity. However, water is generally not pure. It contains minerals and other dissolved solids. Distilled water, I believe, is pure and would not conduct electricity.

wow freaky to think you could sit in pure water and stick in an electrical cord and not get electrocuted

[fascinatingimages]

Say goodbye to having sex.

[EndOfTheLine]

Well, I really don't care how it happened. Point is this fellas pecker looks like a badly burnt french fry, and that's not good.

[Enchantress]

Ooooo- just like I like to toast my marshmallows! Black and crispy on the outside and raw on the inside!!

[interested7784]

Oh if I were his wife, I'd be pissed!
No more poonany!!