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Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick...

Posted By: Howard, on host 209.86.12.254
Date: Tuesday, March 26, 2002, at 12:06:40
In Reply To: Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... posted by HalfWitt on Monday, March 25, 2002, at 22:00:03:

"Sure fire" is right on the money. A 12 volt car battery won't shock you, but it will burn you. Avoid the high-voltage side of your car's ignition system. It won't burn you, but it will shock you. Usually, it won't shock you enough to injure you, but it will make you injure yourself.
I can't explain why, but experience has taught me that it's true.
Howard

> I have always thought that if you could connect your alarm clock to a car battery, a set of jumper cables, and two of your toes, that it would be a pretty sure-fire way to get you up on time.
>
> Half" Maybe this idea is just a 'sure-fire'"Witt

Replies To This Message

Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Mousie - Tue, 3/26/2002, 12:12:36
- Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Beasty - Thu, 3/28/2002, 07:56:18
  - Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Howard - Thu, 3/28/2002, 17:56:24
  - Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Grishny - Thu, 3/28/2002, 12:33:09
  - Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - wintermute - Thu, 3/28/2002, 08:03:59
    - Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Beasty - Thu, 3/28/2002, 10:59:29
- Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Beasty - Wed, 3/27/2002, 01:47:18
  - Re: If the alarm clock doesn't do the trick... - Mousie - Wed, 3/27/2002, 09:04:01
    - Re: anti-static car devices - Brunnen-G - Wed, 3/27/2002, 16:00:09
      - Re: anti-static car devices - Beasty - Thu, 3/28/2002, 04:15:34

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Message:	> "Sure fire" is right on the money. A 12 volt car battery won't shock you, but it will burn you. Avoid the high-voltage side of your car's ignition system. It won't burn you, but it will shock you. Usually, it won't shock you enough to injure you, but it will make you injure yourself. > I can't explain why, but experience has taught me that it's true. > Howard > > > I have always thought that if you could connect your alarm clock to a car battery, a set of jumper cables, and two of your toes, that it would be a pretty sure-fire way to get you up on time. > > > > Half" Maybe this idea is just a 'sure-fire'"Witt
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