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jgd@dixie.com (John De Armond) writes:
[...]
>Yeah.  You and I both.  You'd have loved our electric chair I built when
>I was a yound teenager. 
[...]
>A bit of teenage hormonal thinking resulted in it being turned into
>a test of manhood. 
[...]
>Yep, amazing we made it to adulthood.  Makes me chuckle when I 
>think about the risk-sterile society some would now force on us.

	Thats pretty funny, I remember the time I lived over in germany.
	I was about 13years old and was strolling the countryside with
	my american huffy and the monkey bars with the bannana seat :-).
	We live in Bavaria in the country. I met a group of german kids
	playing a game with the electric fence the farmers used to keep
	the cows inside there grazing land. It wasn't how high of a voltage
	you could withstand but how long you could hold on to the 
	electric fence. I was pretty funny you could see the jerking
	movements of the body every second or so. It seemed the generator
	was producing intermittant dc or ac. I tried it and believe me
	at that age it didn't feel too cool. :-).

Steve
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