Roll a scaffold into a power line chinese brehs (not for the weak stomached)

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Their bodies actually caught fire :damn:
 

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goodness... Was there any way to survive that? Did their hands fuse to the scaffold so that's why none of them let go?
 

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goodness... Was there any way to survive that? Did their hands fuse to the scaffold so that's why none of them let go?
It doesn't work like that breh. When that current hits your body, your muscles will contract so there's no letting go voluntarily. Your body is primarily water so it doesn't help. That's why if someone is being electrocuted it's best to use an object that isn't a good conductor of electricity. Like wood (can't tell if the scaffold was bamboo or metal) or maybe even a running football tackle (if you're certain you can knock them off of it, if not you're gonna get cooked too). Anything with enough amps (like power lines), and what looks like a wet surface, and not paying attention is a recipe for death.
 

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It doesn't work like that breh. When that current hits your body, your muscles will contract so there's no letting go voluntarily. Your body is primarily water so it doesn't help. That's why if someone is being electrocuted it's best to use an object that isn't a good conductor of electricity. Like wood (can't tell if the scaffold was bamboo or metal) or maybe even a running football tackle (if you're certain you can knock them off of it, if not you're gonna get cooked too). Anything with enough amps (like power lines), and what looks like a wet surface, and not paying attention is a recipe for death.

The coli's resident Electrician?:ohhh:
 
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