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Do some people have an electrical charge? How does that happen?
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Guy I knew told me mechanical watches stopped running after he wore them a while. He was kind of a retard tho.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 5135901 I'm not a retard but I can't wear watches, even wind up. My body makes them run fast - I'll take out a brand new battery in two months - they are supposed to last for at least 3 years. I demagnatize credit cards, hotel door keys, and can't keep my cell phone on my body as it causes the battery to get hot. I can carry enough static charge to send a bolt of light from my finger tip to a metal object a foot away. Thank god that doesn't happen often - it hurts so much it drops me to my knees. I have to be careful of the kinds of shoes I wear and stick to rubber soled as much as possible. Avoid composits. You just learn to live with it. Except when it gets too dry out and my fricken hair develops a mind of it's own and flys around my head like a halo. try some hard water hair product and rinsing your hair after you wash it with distilled water. makes a difference if you are on well water which are often as not heavily loaded with metals such as iron. as for the blue streak like lightening that connects you to anything metal within a foot or so when reaching for same, I find that the lesser shocks are in effect more painful whereas the blue streak is loud it doesn't cause me pain to any significant degree.
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