Note to self: do not actually put hands on electricity. Thanks, Kathryn.
Friday, February 15, 2008
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4 comments:
Does this count?
I mean, "Don't put your hands on the electricity" seems like good advice. "Hands on," in quotes, emphasizes that it's a figure of speech...
Shocking! Simply Shocking!
Much easier than taking your hands off first, though not very p.c.. What about all the amputees out there? Descrimination, I say.
funny, nqtb
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