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6. No the current was not super strong, just enough the jam the muscles in my arms so that I couldn't release my hands

Sun Apr 12, 2026, 09:31 PM

Apr 12

It might have fried my brain a little bit- that might explain a few things 😂

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Teen saves his friend from electric shock [View all] Swede Apr 12 OP

WTH mr715 Apr 12 #1

The current travels from one charged metal piece to haele Apr 12 #9

Oof, I'm sorry to hear about that. mr715 Apr 12 #10

Did you need medical attention? mr715 Apr 12 #3

What was going through your head? mr715 Apr 12 #7

Haha I see what you did there! biophile Apr 13 #16

Thanks for the story. mr715 Apr 13 #17

" he was grounded." Intractable Apr 13 #15

Brilliant!! I couldn't see what Cha Apr 12 #4

Main thing.. the Rescue boy picked up Cha Apr 12 #8

I was working on an old Luxman tube amp. Swede Apr 12 #11

Yow... glad you weren't hurt too badly.. You'll never do Cha Apr 12 #12

I can't help it Skittles Apr 13 #13

Sorry, I didn't get it... he's right.. Cha Apr 13 #14