AC/DC
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Does he have a developmental disorder or is he just super childish? Better stop him before he starts performing Jackass acts.
How old is he? Get him some help.
Maybe a problem, maybe a coming aptitude… When I was young I was somewhat fascinated by the feel of electricity. Coincidence or not, I became an electronic engineer later in my life. Well before that I lost my fascination for feeling electrical shocks but retained a fascination for what you could do with electricity. Of course if I (or your son) should lose his life or suffer a debilitating injury, then that fascination comes to nothing. Teach your son about both the dangers of electricity and it’s uses to the degree you can or find someone else who can accurately do that. He needs to understand the hazards and the basics of how electricity can flow through your body and can cause serious danger at times.
You should resist this re-volt-ing behavior before he burns down your Ohm!
I see watt you did there......lol
Well, I'm not feeling the need to ampere him this time.
I'm with Chazzster. I used to electrocute myself on a regular basis. I'm now an electrician. Maybe get him some educational info about electricity.
Sounds like he's got a shocking future ahead of him - electric BDSM.
Get an electric fencer and set it up and let him go crazy zapping himself. Just make sure you follow the directions for installation, IDK if they are dangerous if not set up properly. You could always get one of the solar ones, they don't attach to electricity directly.
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Maybe a problem, maybe a coming aptitude… When I was young I was somewhat fascinated by the feel of electricity. Coincidence or not, I became an electronic engineer later in my life. Well before that I lost my fascination for feeling electrical shocks but retained a fascination for what you could do with electricity. Of course if I (or your son) should lose his life or suffer a debilitating injury, then that fascination comes to nothing. Teach your son about both the dangers of electricity and it’s uses to the degree you can or find someone else who can accurately do that. He needs to understand the hazards and the basics of how electricity can flow through your body and can cause serious danger at times.
You should resist this re-volt-ing behavior before he burns down your Ohm!