Random Thoughts - Part Deux [NO POLITICS]

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

I mean it happens sometimes, could be the switch in the wall isn't grounded, the switch itself is cheap construction, or your magnetic personality just draws electricity right out of the path of least resistance... but yes it's happened to me before. Sometimes if you (do not recommend) hold the switch like halfway between up and down or jiggle it a bit it will snap crackle and pop...

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This is why when I remodel the basement, I've replaced all the switch to bigger ones. Like this


Bigger one, I don't get shocked... or at least I haven't yet. I just want simple one push on/off switch, but now days a lot of em are going for smart switch w bluetooth/wifi connection which is pointless imo and doesn't have or make the switch I like.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Not limited to winter time, but often time when I try to turn on the light, damn switch shock me. For my house, I've change the switch to those bigger switches. (on the basement, but haven't done all of em)

Anyone else have those problem?

Well, no, but it's a damn good thing you weren't around when I was a kid … cause you would have been toast by now -

I suggest you do an experiment and have a couple of other people flip the switches in your house - if they get shocked, replace the switches, with grounded ones, if the wiring for a ground is in place.


humfrz

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Well, no, but it's a damn good thing you weren't around when I was a kid … cause you would have been toast by now -

I suggest you do an experiment and have a couple of other people flip the switches in your house - if they get shocked, replace the switches, with grounded ones, if the wiring for a ground is in place.


humfrz

Oh trust me, I've flicked the breaker before, just trying to turn on the light. (not my house) I got bigger shock than usual, but nothing bad. I'm pretty sure if I keep up, I'll have heart attack lol

As for my house switches, sadly I'm the only have that gets shocked. My wife, my mom, step-dad, my wife's parents & few of my friends turned on & off all different switches in my house. Nothing... except me.

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Oh trust me, I've flicked the breaker before, just trying to turn on the light. (not my house) I got bigger shock than usual, but nothing bad. I'm pretty sure if I keep up, I'll have heart attack lol



As for my house switches, sadly I'm the only have that gets shocked. My wife, my mom, step-dad, my wife's parents & few of my friends turned on & off all different switches in my house. Nothing... except me.

You probably have special powers. You'll soon have your own magna.

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[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

You probably have special powers. You'll soon have your own magna.

Will it be a new super hero, or a new super villain?

[p1l0t]

Originally Posted by Sapphireho

Will it be a new super hero, or a new super villain?

Silly humans think everything is always so black and white...

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[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by p1l0t

You probably have special powers. You'll soon have your own magna.

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I don't want this kind of powa~ if my life do become a manga, it's def dark, mind twisted, noon drama manga. I prefer ToLoveRu style story.

[krayzie]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

This is why when I remodel the basement, I've replaced all the switch to bigger ones. Like this

Oh this type I get shocked too. No special manga powers here.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Oh trust me, I've flicked the breaker before, just trying to turn on the light. (not my house) I got bigger shock than usual, but nothing bad. I'm pretty sure if I keep up, I'll have heart attack lol

As for my house switches, sadly I'm the only have that gets shocked. My wife, my mom, step-dad, my wife's parents & few of my friends turned on & off all different switches in my house. Nothing... except me.

OK, here ya go, the long version, the short version and an experiment.

The long version:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2763825/

The short version:

"The body has resistance to current flow. More than 99% of the body's resistance to electric current flow is at the skin".

Conclusion: You are a thin skinned person -

The experiment:

Now, in order to understand the magnitude which skin thickness plays in your sensitivity to shock, quantification will be necessary.


Materials needed:

a Intensity instrument such as a Twin Stim III

two adults (you and your wife)

a pad and pen


Methodology:


You and your wife take a shower at the same time, using the same soap and dry off thoroughly.

Flip a coin to see who goes first.

Tape the electrodes of the instrument to the left and right nipples of the first tested person.

Make two readings as the other person slowly increases the intensity, recording at where a sensation is first felt and the second point at orgasm.

Switch tested and tester person and repeat the procedure. Conduct three replications on each person.

Average the readings and select an intensity half way between first sensation and orgasm.

Validation: Connect one electrode to your wife's right nipple and the other electrode to your left nipple. Turn on the instrument and see what happens.


Summary:

After several sessions you will no longer notice any electrical shock from light switches.


humfrz

[ScoobsMcGee]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Oh trust me, I've flicked the breaker before, just trying to turn on the light. (not my house) I got bigger shock than usual, but nothing bad. I'm pretty sure if I keep up, I'll have heart attack lol

As for my house switches, sadly I'm the only have that gets shocked. My wife, my mom, step-dad, my wife's parents & few of my friends turned on & off all different switches in my house. Nothing... except me.

Stop wearing fuzzy rabbit slippers in the winter and dragging your feet when you walk.

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by krayzie

Oh this type I get shocked too. No special manga powers here.

Then it must be worse for you. atm I haven't had any shocking surprised from that type of switch for me. Is is worse on winter or summer for you? Winter is worse for me.

Originally Posted by humfrz

Conclusion: You are a thin skinned person -

Thin skin huh? Interesting. As for the test, not sure that's worth all the weird moment gotta go through lol

Originally Posted by ScoobsMcGee

Stop wearing fuzzy rabbit slippers in the winter and dragging your feet when you walk.

I stop wearing those fuzzy rabbit slippers, cuz it wasn't warm. I'm wearing warm fuzzy socks instead

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

Thin skin huh? Interesting. As for the test, not sure that's worth all the weird moment gotta go through lol

Well, OK, forget about the tarp, Wesson oil and Saran wrap then -


humfrz

[MuseChaser]

And now, in music teacher code..


"...99 Bottles of be__"



"KNOCK IT OFF!!"

[Sapphireho]

I love C++, and tacos.