Electricity IS flowing here though. From wire to hand. If he had nothing on him, it wouldnt travel to him at all and thus no arc'ing. He likely has bypass grounding wires attached to his gloves that allow that electricity to travel to ground directly rather than through his body.
A grounded navy sink works the same way because it's all made of steel. Navy coveralls also have a metal zipper and are, due to engine room heat, worn a la carte. I had a burn mark from my dick to my chest in a jagged line. It has been 20 years, and my Navy buddies still call me Electronuts.
This is called barehand linework for anyone interested. It consists of wearing a Faraday suit and being isolated from ground, and bonding yourself to high voltage lines so that there is no difference in potential.
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“Do it again!” "It feels like shit mitch!" Laughs and does it again
Danger it
I was so hoping he would yell that
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So when he go on floor he dead? Is he,able to do this because he in air?
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Electricity IS flowing here though. From wire to hand. If he had nothing on him, it wouldnt travel to him at all and thus no arc'ing. He likely has bypass grounding wires attached to his gloves that allow that electricity to travel to ground directly rather than through his body.
Holy Skyscrapers batman fry the blood? Thank you for explaining to me. Can train tracks do this to?
The "third rail" of a subway, yes. A normal aboveground train track doesn't have this rail since they don't use electricity in this sense.
A grounded navy sink works the same way because it's all made of steel. Navy coveralls also have a metal zipper and are, due to engine room heat, worn a la carte. I had a burn mark from my dick to my chest in a jagged line. It has been 20 years, and my Navy buddies still call me Electronuts.
Not gonna lie, that still sounds like an amazing nickname.
This is called barehand linework for anyone interested. It consists of wearing a Faraday suit and being isolated from ground, and bonding yourself to high voltage lines so that there is no difference in potential.
I hope you get premium pay for that.
They prolly make avg years salary in 3 months
Calm down Raiden
Why did he not yell unlimited power? AITA?
Electric Sorcerer
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MITCH- "Now stick your tongue on it!"
no no no no, youve gotta scream 'UNLIIIIMITEDD POAWWHHRRRRRRRR!!!!11" while youre doing that :P
lightning lord)
zzzzzzzzzzzaaaap!!
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I wouldn't do that......
UNLIMITED POWER
Never question the godfather Mitch especially when rushing
Electro wizard:
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UNLIMITED POWER!!!!!!!!! 
Tell me you’re not grounded without telling me you’re not grounded.
I think this guy is the Senate.
Will someone explain this to me? How is he not dead?
is he a big trouble in little china???