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Thread: Man Electrocuted On Train
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06-05-2009 #21
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I don't see watts the problem here. Can't a man get a little baked now and then?
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06-05-2009 #22
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lol the dude did that on purpose
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06-05-2009 #24
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I guess he wasn't a very bright spark...
Pity about his current situation...
The atmosphere was totally electric...
I guess he is feeling pretty wired at this point...
He is didn't want to keep soldering on...
He didn't get off at the right connection...
He didn't have adequate training to cope with the situation...
I guess he got a little off track...
He went a little off the rails...
Resistance was futile...
Yup, I think I'm done.
06-05-2009 #25
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My wife watched it last night.
She burst out laughing.
"That's why you should trim you pubic hair" she said.
Yep. You screw up and she will torment the hell out of ya.
KenIf there is a hard way to do something, I'll find it!
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D'oh!!
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06-06-2009 #28
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This has been making the rounds at work. Yes, I work on trains w/ 750vdc overhead.
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