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Filed away here to collect dust and cobwwwebs in perpetuity, links may break, facts may change and data may corrupt.

On occasion I may come down here to tidy, but for the most, I prefer to leave the past where it lies.

 

Shocking
Over the past week I have been suffering with continual static shocks from almost anything I touch. Given that are flooring is specified anti-static I am at a loss to explain as to why. As a consequence of this however, I am beginning to develop a phobia of door handles, specifically the type attached to two inch thick steel security doors. I suspect this may be hard to explain during my upcoming appraisal:

Boss: So why haven't you been performing your hardware upgrades?

Me: The evil door handles are conspiring and won't let me pass without shocking me.

Boss: Oh. Really? Thats ok then...

A paranoid person might say this all started from when I inadvertently passed 240V AC across my chest whilst washing up (don't ask, and don't try at home kids), but I know this isn't possible.

This is of course unless I have inadvertently triggered a latent genetic mutation which will soon cause me to wander round wearing glasses and stripping off into lightening emblazoned blue spandex suit everytime someones iPod runs out of charge or a car battery dies.

21 Feb 2005 8:28 | (0) comments | Things


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