Electrocution
Created | Updated Apr 3, 2002
A very, very nasty process where your entire body is a conductor for 240 (or 115) volts of electricity. Usually results in death. If somehow you don't die, it's called a "shock". If someone is being electrocuted, there is usully a low "humming" sound and the lights will dim for no reason at all.
How to avoid electrocution:
1:Don't place foreign objects in an electrical outlet
2:Always turn off the electricity to where you happen to be working if it involves electricity
3:wear rubber gloves if you don't want to do any of what was just said
4:live in a cave
How to avoid electrocution:
1:Don't place foreign objects in an electrical outlet
2:Always turn off the electricity to where you happen to be working if it involves electricity
3:wear rubber gloves if you don't want to do any of what was just said
4:live in a cave
