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The Vilcus Dactyloadapter.......
The Vilcus dactyloadapter (adapter for fingers) was especially developed for people who like closing the electrical circuit with their own fingers.
Many people get a kick out of a direct contact with AC power supply. To that end, people normally use U-shaped fragments of bare wire, paper clips or even usual metal forks. All these gimmicks are unreliable, short-lived and, most important, tend to cause a short circuit or even an inflammation in the wiring. http://j-walkblog.com/images/vilcus-plug-it-in.jpg Get yours at http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/vilcus/ |
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No more peeing on the fence... Scott S |
Beats the sh!t out of putting your tongue in a light socket.
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