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is it safe to shower if it is lightning outside? my mom once told me a person can get elecricuted. is that a myth? my biggest fear is to be electricuted.
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My mom told me that too, so you might want to wait! How smelly are you?
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nah,dont worry about it......thats why guys have...... "lightening rods"!
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i watched a mythbusters (yes i'm a dork) and it proved it false i think |
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As long as your house is grounded through your breaker panel it cant happen
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i watched a mythbusters (yes i'm a dork) and it proved it false i think I love mythbusters and you are right, it proved false. Ther telephone one though proved true. |
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I don't think it can electrocute you but it can poke your eye out.
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My mom told me that too, so you might want to wait! How smelly are you? |
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Edited by
skeletor87
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Tue 06/03/08 02:40 PM
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watch mythbusters on this one....your foot has to be near the drain and you have to be in a very old house......i have a 90+ yr old hous ei just take quickies!....miss half hour shower cna be out in 5 minutes if she rushes.....careful though
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Edited by
Winx
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Tue 06/03/08 02:40 PM
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is it safe to shower if it is lightning outside? my mom once told me a person can get elecricuted. is that a myth? my biggest fear is to be electricuted. The weatherman on our news station said that it was not safe. I won't do it. They also said it was not safe to be on the telephone. |
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is it safe to shower if it is lightning outside? my mom once told me a person can get elecricuted. is that a myth? my biggest fear is to be electricuted. busters poison this is
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Edited by
Winx
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Tue 06/03/08 02:40 PM
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watch mythbusters on this one....your foot has to be near the drain and you have to be in a very old house...... Hmmm...my house was built in 1903. Do you think that is old enough? |
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watch mythbusters on this one....your foot has to be near the drain and you have to be in a very old house...... Hmmm...my house was built in 1903. Do you think that is old enough? all depends if its grounded....hmm i really dont remeber though i saw that eposiod (SP) months ago.....about a year ago.... |
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as long as you dont pee on an electrical fence you should be fine.
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The weatherman on our news station said that it was not safe. Well you can certainly trust a guy who seldom gets the weather right to give you factual information about storm safety. In all seriousness though, the Red Cross advises Working or playing in open fields; boating, fishing, and swimming; working on heavy farm or road equipment; playing golf; taking a shower; talking on a conventional telephone; and repairing or using electrical appliances are all activities that should be avoided during storms, according to experts. So I guess the weather guy would be right for once. (Even a broken clock is right twice a day.) 
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as long as you dont pee on an electrical fence you should be fine. Chris, is this said from experience? |
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as long as you dont pee on an electrical fence you should be fine.
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The weatherman on our news station said that it was not safe. Well you can certainly trust a guy who seldom gets the weather right to give you factual information about storm safety. In all seriousness though, the Red Cross advises Working or playing in open fields; boating, fishing, and swimming; working on heavy farm or road equipment; playing golf; taking a shower; talking on a conventional telephone; and repairing or using electrical appliances are all activities that should be avoided during storms, according to experts. So I guess the weather guy would be right for once. (Even a broken clock is right twice a day.) I think they left out standing under trees during storms. I thought that was bad to do. And are you making fun of my weatherman? 
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as long as you dont pee on an electrical fence you should be fine. Chris, is this said from experience? but it would hurt
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The weatherman on our news station said that it was not safe. Well you can certainly trust a guy who seldom gets the weather right to give you factual information about storm safety. In all seriousness though, the Red Cross advises Working or playing in open fields; boating, fishing, and swimming; working on heavy farm or road equipment; playing golf; taking a shower; talking on a conventional telephone; and repairing or using electrical appliances are all activities that should be avoided during storms, according to experts. So I guess the weather guy would be right for once. (Even a broken clock is right twice a day.) I think they left out standing under trees during storms. I thought that was bad to do. And are you making fun of my weatherman? |
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