Worst Shock Ever

ever accidentally, while plugging in a plug or unplugging it, touch the metal prongs and without realizing it get shocked?

Jah. It hurts, especially in the rare occasion when it sparks.

ahh yea, looks cool, but scares the crap out me every time lol

Same. It happens more often with my laptop charger; I took my laptop with me to a friend's house when I stayed at hers for the weekend along with other friends. Was a fun weekend. On the ride home, somehow one of the prongs on the charger's plug got bent in my bag. I bent it back. Still works though.

i had a taser fight with my cousin, he cheated because we was supposed to drain the power out of them before the fight so there would barely be a shock, i found out he cheated the hard way

Ever had a 9-volt shoved up your ass? It hurt like hell, but I came.

0_o thats a little weird, why did you shove a 9-volt up your pooper.

The moment I got diagnosed with a mental illness. U_U()

I honestly don't think I've ever been electrocuted. Ever since I was very young, I would be really afraid of electricity "leaking" out of plug outlets, so I wouldn't touch anywhere near them.

Someone else did. And technically, it was a 9-volt electrode.

What about those shock pens, have you ever played with those?

Why would you let any one near your ass with a 9-volt electrode?

We were drunk.

Stupid me, how could I forget?!

I actually really liked those things when I was 14. According to the friend who first lent me one, I got a bit addicted. I stopped feeling them as much a few weeks into my obsession, and haven't had any interest in them since.

Still, I can't really say I ever got a bad shock. My response to my first one was "Woah! Lemme do that again!"

You have to be really drunk to let some one near you with that.

lol same, im actually playing with one now.

Was helping my colleague fix a microwave and I accidentally touched the magnetron while it was under power. I had a brief "love affair" with a couple hundred thousand volts.

When I opened a candy wrapper, I thrown the candy instead of the wrapper...

i got a lesson in college about electricity...

somehow the teacher got sadistic and ask us to participate in a "how many voltages can you get?" show.

Back when I was living in Germany, one of our transformers (power converter) was acting up and wouldn't start properly. Thing either wouldn't turn on the first time or would trip the breakers on occassion. While trying to get it to work, I got a good 220 volt jolt to my hand. The rubber cover over the switch was in rough shape, so I probably touched a part that had a current running through it. It actually left a small burn behind on my hand for a few months.