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So very true. Electricity doesn't like to go up unless it has to. I'm sure that once the pick was farther away, the ground then shifted to the earth. Frans was making a good point, Justin.

I'd like to know how his "survival" went. I bet all of us are paying his room and board right now.

And there ya go!

Yes Theresa, a license exists. Here in LA you have to attend annual meetings and show proof of insurance to keep it up to date and current.

I fixed your wack "tiny URL" Why do you do that? Quote it to see how I did it, maybe you'll learn something.

Of course! I mean, nobody lies nowadays. It's always the truth.

I've been bitten at least a dozen times, way back in the day. I was a lucky mofo.

Trimming power lines was the first ten years of my career, and that was back when the only qualification necessary was just a warm body willing to work. I was in a bucket the first day, but I knew the "foreman."

Nippon = Japan

Implausible? Apples and oranges, ya damned yank! :evil:

I was wondering when someone was gonna pipe up with that. :drink:

I dunno. Gravity should have influenced the dust/chips and brought them well below the arcing point.

Hell yea. I've never seen orange before.

Weight and expense, I imagine.

Then, electricity happens! <hdy>

Touching two lines is what grounds and complete the circuit.

From a thread at the Buzz, check this pic! :\: Lame story The climber was unhurt, supposedly.