Gordon wrote: A friend of mine was impotent for a few months after peeing on an electric fence.
D wrote: On the walkway down from my old secondary school there was a field beside it with an electric fence. What we used to do was if you were walking down beside someone, grab them then grab the fence. If they were quick enough they would grab someone else, but if they weren't quick enough...
Femmy wrote: yeah thats a good one alright. used to do that too.
murphaph wrote: My brother once p!ssed on an electric fence (unbeknown to him at the time). He lept back in pain and cried a yelp as the shock hit his knob. Pretty foolish in retrospect, but he was 8 or 9 at the time. The sillier thing is, he spat on another electric fence a couple of years later (wondering would it bubble on contact with the fence or something) and the spit was a long dribbly one. Again, conduction between the fence and his body was achieved through a most sensitive bodypart-his lips. Any other silly stories like this?
derek27 wrote: he actually ended up getting a good 5 figure sum in compensation from it too about 3 or 4 years ago.
ColHol wrote: God i hae ****ers who get money for nothing
Farls wrote: I often caught a fence with my hand and the feeling of the shock is mad, battery fences not too bad but mains fence are féckers.
Flukey wrote: We'll take your word for it, but if you want to do a demo I'm sure we'll get a crowd to watch. You might even piss on it for us!
Sparky_S wrote: best one was a lad on our site, gets all the power leads ready for the drill for when he will be going up a ladder, it must of taken him 5 mins to setup, so i asked what are ya doing, he says, just getting mains for the drill, and i said sure the drill is cordless, did ya not see the battery. Oh crap no. jesus im getting blind he says.
mad m wrote: Well I know this is a bit off topic,but when I worked on sites especially in winter or rainy season.I used to see the electricans/plumbers come up the road with their materials and tools for the houses they were working on. They could only go so far sometimes in dumper either because of no road or just too much mud/pools of rainwater and they used to load themselfs up with their stuff and it would be falling out of their pockets.So halfway to the house they were working on I would ring them on the mobile. God it used to be so funny to see them having to drop their stuff in the muck to answer phone,but then I would hang up just as they were going to answer. The look on their face was priceless.Ahh the good auld days.
Ren & Stimpy wrote: When nature's callin' Don't be stallin' Use your common sense Before you let it flow Find a place to go Just don't whiz on the electric fence If you're gonna explode You can use the commode Of igloos, cave dwellings or tents No need to explain when you gotta drain Just don't whiz on the electric fence You can swizzle on the sofa Piddle in the air Tinkle in the toilet That's why it is there (Toilet flushing) You can let it rain In the breakdown lane While waving at ladies and gents Just don't whiz on... Don't whiz on Don't whiz on the electric fence. No! No! No! No! Wiiiiizzzzz! laughing (electric sounds)
Alun wrote: I seem to recall this particular thing being systematically debunked on Mythbusters on Discovery Channel.
Farls wrote: Know a lad who pissed on a fence and got landed on his bak, good few years ago though, same lad ran through a field one night and got tangled in a fence around his legs...him lying on ground wrapped in a fence constantly shocking him...sparks were funny tho.
MorningStar wrote: You know I find this really hard to believe at all. THere is a show on discovery cally Mythbusters where they test out some myths. They tried the myth out that peeing on the third rail would get a shoc. Baiscally you can't get a continus line of pee to carry a current. THey tried everything and concluded it was not possible. I guess if you were very very close to the fence you could do it.